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  1. HarveysWBs
    Loving me some Santana. Nice add.
  2. HarveysWBs
    I mean. That third strike to Yelich is only controversial because the tv strike zone is comedically inaccurate at times. Yelich is a tall dude. That was practically belt-level. Gotta swing there.
  3. HarveysWBs
    …or maybe one of those guys heads a little further north? Nah, probably just Nashville.
  4. HarveysWBs
    This is what killed them down the stretch last year. They kept losing to bottom feeders, and their surprisingly solid numbers against playoff teams were entirely cancelled out. Can’t let that keep happening this year.
  5. HarveysWBs
    Probably tells us what the Sox wanted for Jimenez, if that’s what they got for Burger. Interesting.
  6. HarveysWBs
    Read the original post I’m replying to. “If it fails” being the operative phrase. I’ll thank you not to call me a Vikings fan again. 😉
  7. HarveysWBs
    The "So what?" is the possibility of a protracted rebuild. CC is already hinting at stepping away, that would probably put the last nail in the coffin. The stadium upgrade debate is getting acrimonious politically--a sharp downturn in the franchise's outlook isn't going to help that. Worst case scenario: Nashville Brewers? No thanks. I'll take long-term stability, thank you very much.
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    Right, but there's still an offseason... I don't see the need to get dramatic and say they are definitely waiting until next year's deadline, or not going to trade them at all.
  9. HarveysWBs
    So, what if Arnold now goes to the White Sox and says, "Look, the Cubs are trying to go for it--you don't want to see them in the playoffs again while you have a down year, right? Let's do this Eloy trade at our price and in exchange, you can have the satisfaction of the keeping the Cubs down a while longer. Shall we sign?" Who says no?
  10. HarveysWBs
    Ok, but Burnes and Woody aren't free agents after this year, so this seems slightly premature in its conclusion.
  11. HarveysWBs
    Standings and payroll = analytics? And I recall you being rather adamant that people cannot predict the future, but you seem awfully sure Candelario will return better performance than Santana + Canha. Two months isn't a very long time to evaluate--I wouldn't be so sure about that.
  12. HarveysWBs
    wrc+ 65 🤢 wrc+ 16... 🤮
  13. HarveysWBs
    It has also been reported that Cohen is paying Canha's salary, so the Brewers are only responsible for the prorated league minimum. That might help them swing another deal without a contract being too much of an obstacle... EDIT: H/t to @JefferyLeonard and @KeithStone53151 who I just saw mentioned this above.
  14. HarveysWBs
    He'll fit right in with the other "progress to the mean" candidates in the bottom half of the lineup, then!
  15. HarveysWBs
    I don't see why this would necessarily preclude an Eloy Jimenez move, since Jimenez wasn't realistically going to play in the field much, anyway. But if this is it, and if they aren't going to try Black for the stretch run, then that may very well indicate that the front office sees this as a team in limbo at present. Tepid offensive reinforcements in case they catch lightning in a bottle in September/October, but don't go for broke. That may be the right call strategically, but it isn't exactly Christmas morning... I'd be very interested in knowing what the offers are for Jimenez at this moment.
  16. HarveysWBs
    I love the idea of having Kim on board, but probably not at that price. And, to complicate matters, Kim just injured his shoulder, which may not be serious, but it’s a really bad time to have to evaluate him medically for a trade.
  17. HarveysWBs
    Or, at the very least, consider swapping Frelick and Adames? IDK, like you said, it probably doesn’t matter that much. Maybe Yelich’s baserunning is best utilized on base ahead of a Frelick single/double?
  18. HarveysWBs
    I could be talked into a Polanco deal, price dependent, of course. But it might mean the front office has become considerably bearish on Urias and Turang, unless one of those players was involved in the deal going the other way. Maybe they still imagine Urias bouncing back and returning to a super-sub role, or playing more SS in Adames’ absence (I wouldn’t be thrilled about that idea from a run-prevention angle, however). But if Polanco is right physically, he could certainly help us right now.
  19. HarveysWBs
    If that is all it would take, then giddy up. If that were true, though, I think it would have happened already, which means the Chi Sox want quite a bit more than that.
  20. HarveysWBs
    I was today years old when I learned that you don’t have to put “Rumor” in the title. Good to know…
  21. HarveysWBs
    Job Heyman reports that Soto is kind of, sort of, halfway on the block. As a caveat, the report indicates that a Soto trade seems unlikely, that the Padres haven’t yet given up on the season, and that they aren’t even in any hurry to deal Snell or Hader. Of course, this could all amount to a signal to the league to try harder, since they’re further away from a playoff spot than the Chicago Cubs are at the moment. I’ll put my cards on the table and say I’ve wanted Soto on the team for a long, long time. I may fairly be described as a “prospect hugger” by some, but for a year and a half of Soto, I might be willing to send almost anybody to San Diego. In the apparent absence of Ohtani, I can’t imagine a more impactful hitter available, which means, the price would surely be high. The Padres don’t need to trade him, and they just paid a kings ransom for him last season, so I’d imagine they’d hold out for Chourio, and quite possibly more. That would hurt, indeed, but I’d at least think about it for a few days as the calendar keeps marching to August… What say you? View full rumor
  22. HarveysWBs
    More information about "The Padres are looking for someone to blow them away for Juan Soto"
    Job Heyman reports that Soto is kind of, sort of, halfway on the block. As a caveat, the report indicates that a Soto trade seems unlikely, that the Padres haven’t yet given up on the season, and that they aren’t even in any hurry to deal Snell or Hader. Of course, this could all amount to a signal to the league to try harder, since they’re further away from a playoff spot than the Chicago Cubs are at the moment. I’ll put my cards on the table and say I’ve wanted Soto on the team for a long, long time. I may fairly be described as a “prospect hugger” by some, but for a year and a half of Soto, I might be willing to send almost anybody to San Diego. In the apparent absence of Ohtani, I can’t imagine a more impactful hitter available, which means, the price would surely be high. The Padres don’t need to trade him, and they just paid a kings ransom for him last season, so I’d imagine they’d hold out for Chourio, and quite possibly more. That would hurt, indeed, but I’d at least think about it for a few days as the calendar keeps marching to August… What say you?
  23. HarveysWBs
    If he knows Adames, let’s get Adames on the plane to go pick him up, let’s make them locker mates, bus buddies, roommates—heck, have ‘em share a toothbrush—anything to get a little veteran savvy rubbing off on Adames as soon as humanly possible. That poor guy needs a reset at the dish.
  24. HarveysWBs
    This is all especially opaque when we’re talking about deadline deals for rental players. The relevant sample size shrinks to two months + (hopefully) October. Even a “band aid” could play out of their mind for a few weeks and lift a team and look like an inspired deal. Even a “big bat” might pull a hamstring in warmups or go ice cold at the worst possible time. That’s baseball. And, quite frankly, I’m pretty glad it’s that way, otherwise, the Dodgers would win every single year—no thanks.
  25. HarveysWBs
    Yeah, I would have been fine with that, too, but I don’t think anyone expected Rowdy, who has always been streaky, to stay cold as long as he has. Oh well, he’s in the fold now.
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