DL Hall is back……Pannone DFA

[markedman5]

 

[Yaz19]

Thomas Pannone DFA’d - Yep, he was made the sacrificial lamb Wednesday afternoon.  Looking at Pannone's history,, he has been in multiple organizations that didn't even promote him at all.  This poor guy.

[folly412]

Big boost for the bullpen, [BIG] if he can stay healthy.

[nate82]

5 minutes ago, Yaz19 said:

Thomas Pannone DFA’d - Yep, he was made the sacrificial lamb Wednesday afternoon.  Looking at Pannone's history,, he has been in multiple organizations that didn't even promote him at all.  This poor guy.

Not sure he needs any pity as he gets a MLB paycheck and can say he pitched in an MLB game.  

[StearnsFTW]

I still believe in DL Hall.

 

That may make me dumb, but there it is.

 

[markedman5]

23 minutes ago, StearnsFTW said:

I still believe in DL Hall.

 

That may make me dumb, but there it is.

 

For some reason your post made me think of this…….😎

 

[StearnsFTW]

3 hours ago, markedman5 said:

For some reason your post made me think of this…….😎

 

So.....I'm Gilda Radner in this scenario. 

 

I'll take it.

[sveumrules]

4 hours ago, StearnsFTW said:

I still believe in DL Hall.

 

That may make me dumb, but there it is.

 

With 112 IP of 89 ERA- | 100 FIP- as a Brewer DL Hall has essentially been lefty Grant Anderson (117 IP of 83 ERA- | 98 FIP- before tonight).

Obviously DL hasn't been quite as healthy needing an extra year to throw five fewer innings, but for guys who are 5th/6th on the leverage tree behind Megill, Uribe, Ashby and Patrick (plus hopefully bumped down a spot or two after the deadline) those are about as good of results as one can probably expect realistically.