ozzybourne
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That is going a bit too far. I don't expect CV to be much better than a #3 or #4 but the average #5 is a 5+ ERA. I do not think that is CV's ceiling at all. if CV makes the rotation this year, it should be as the 5th starter--his total inning pitched this year should be no more than 150-160. he pitched 123 innings last year. i think he starts in the pen, moves to the rotation with an injury, and is our #3 starter next year.
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now c'mon. barry bonds is looking to hook up with an AL team. and frank thomas is still playing. so what's your point? -
see you all, hic'up, at the opener
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ned yost will make it through this year if there are no major injuries. if there are no major injuries(apart from sheets losing 6-10 starts), the brewers will have a successful season. the cubs will be improved and the division overall will have a better record. if the crew ends up with 90 wins and doesn,t make the playoffs (that should get them in), ned will be back. i say this because with all the questionable manuvering ned has done over the last 2-3 seasons-- well documented in this thread, and one thing you can add is his stubborness to be consistently inconsistent --the time to fire hin was after the 2006 season, or in august last year. dm will have him on a short lease for the first half of this year, but if he was looking for a reason to fire him--that point in time has come and gone. the extension only means the 'lame duck' tag is gone--nothing more. bottom line for me--i wish yost was gone, but he is here--and my desire for the brewers to win means i have to watch yost lead this team. i'll take the wins with yost.
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it won' happen, but i'd love to see it happen. strategy aside (i'd rather not see a pitcher hit--just pitch), i find the pirates, reds and recently the astros to be boring teams. i was dissapointed when the brewers went to the nl and would welcome the switch back--but again, it won't happen
