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  1. igor67
    61 pitches is a lot
  2. igor67
    Title need an edit, unless Harrison has recently discovered Nolan Ryan is a long lost uncle
  3. igor67
    I'm thinking they are hoping someone between Rengifo, Ortiz, and Hamilton provides enough offense to be a solid option for ABs on the left side of the IF and then Williams can still be a primary 3rd base but also slide into the OF from time to time and bump Perkins. I think Lara getting promoted this year requires Garret to not be viable. That said if he keeps hitting with his defense it becomes difficult to not try and put your best players on the field this year
  4. igor67
    I would guess they would try and stagger any promotions for a variety of reasons, for example if you promote Williams, you still have Pratt available if for some reason Jett really struggles. I suspect Ortiz finds a way to stick around because of the glove even if that seems redundant with Pratts skill set.
  5. igor67
    I'm all for improving, but I feel like our next most likely peak is yet to come with so many guys coming up at our weaker positions.
  6. igor67
    Woody is a solid data point for what a typical pitching career looks like anymore. I'd be willing to explore something with Harrison because with him having a bit more experience you might have a better sense of what he can handle as a workload. And maybe if you run the numbers because it took him awhile to have success he might find a price point where he'll take some more money now, buyout maybe 1 FA year and get some solid certainty, while still having a chance to sign a big contract later if things go well.
  7. igor67
    Only had 3 games so far this month where the pitching allowed 4 or more runs. You can win a lot of games that way.
  8. igor67
    I'm still trying to decide which was more fun to watch Hamilton's Little League HR, or the Prince Fielder inside the park HR at the Metrodome. I think Fielder wins by a nose but mostly because I was at that game in person.
  9. igor67
    I end up listening on the radio a lot, so North Shore Adult Diapers are the official sponsor of all pitching changes, so every night has the chance for good chuckles on the radio. Somewhere Ueck is having a heck of a laugh at it all.
  10. igor67
    Winning makes it a little bit easier to wait, but Super 2 status or not I want to stop feeling like we are throwing away quite so many ABs
  11. igor67
    Load management is almost certainly going to be a thing as well as the season goes on, so would I rather have him throw that 1 more inning now or in October and then decision makes a lot of sense. In the moment I certainly wanted him to go out for 1 more, but I have no issue with the decision not to force it. Hopefully we have another good RISP game today and can use the back end guys to mop up the sweep.
  12. igor67
    It is entirely possible the team is not quite fully embracing piggyback starters but has found enough arms that can go more than an inning at a time that Patrick along with Drohan are in these new roles where sometimes they are traditional come in for an inning guys, but also there when you need a longer stint and you can still remain in the game. It's hard to argue with the results at the moment. And while Sproat may eventually end up in a similar role he is young enough it is worth trying to see if you can build him up because he has the stuff to absolutely match Miz and Harrison as weapons in the rotation.
  13. igor67
    So I was intrigued on the scoring for Made's walk off. Even with it being a ground rule double they still only credited him with a single. I had seen plenty of other doubles get down graded in walk-off situations but I don't recall a ground rule one happening before.
  14. igor67
    1st Place
  15. igor67
    Imagine how low that pitch count would be without that error in the first
  16. igor67
    Give Mitchell credit for staying in the AB long enough for the wild pitch
  17. igor67
    Yes things look way ahead on this trade, but for me a big part of trusting the process is understanding from time to time we will 'lose' a trade like this. The mid career guys we trade away may well go on to have some more good years, and the young guys may not develop or suffer unfortunate injuries. On some level it's not different than acknowledging if money was no object everyone would have been excited to sign Bo Bichette, but it's hard to look at this poor of a start as a problem with the decision to give him a contract.
  18. igor67
    It's good to see some evidence that he is trying to make adjustments, but especially with the defense seemingly having taken a step back I agree that he only has a limited window before the team needs to look at other internal options.
  19. igor67
    Imagine how much fun it will be when Miz goes 7 no hit innings today.
  20. igor67
    Ashby available for games 1 and 3, with Miz in game 2 excellent strategy.
  21. igor67
    i wouldn't mind a Jett Williams call-up on the road to shake things up a bit. Gives some more options to reduce ABs from Ortiz, Hamilton, Rengifo, and Perkins. Can't say for sure if he will hit better, but at the moment it is hard to hit much worse...
  22. igor67
    With Woodruff and Priester down, that makes Crow our '7th' starter. I'll take that for sure
  23. igor67
    There's a pretty solid chance the division still has everyone over .500 on June 1st. Pirates and Reds only need 6 more wins the rest of the month. Pirates schedule looks very manageable, Reds is a little tougher, but only because they play Atlanta at the end of the month, so I can see them getting swept and that pushing them under. Cubs, Cards, and Brewers would need a big losing streak to fall below .500 by then. It's also possible that with everyone having built up a big interleague record already that unless one of the Central teams starts dominating everyone else in the head to head playing each other more doesn't push the division under .500 just towards it. You figure at some point 1 of the teams will likely hit a rough patch, but at some point the reality may well be that everyone in the Central has at least a respectable team this year.
  24. igor67
    Still crazy that the worst teams in the Central are 3 games over .500 on May 16th.
  25. igor67
    I can't reliably get CBS, ABC, or Fox to come in over the air where I live. Which is weird because they used to work fairly well. I also have very mediocre internet options.
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