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  1. Sugarrayray
    I definitely think they have to consider moving on from him (as much as I really like the guy) if he has any trade value. I’m not sure how much value he has on his own at this point, but maybe adding him in a package could help net something good. But I really don’t think they need to cut ties with him just for the sake of doing it. If he doesn’t have much trade value he absolutely should be kept, I am thinking.
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    A quick question - Is Breckinridge really THAT good of a defender? I saw him make a lot of mistakes diving when he was playing a lot the first month he came over. Outside of that, I know he is good but isn’t Perkins CLEARLY a better defender in center? All offensive\platoon stuff aside.
  3. Sugarrayray
    What a masterfully done analysis. Where else can you go to get an expertly crafted treatise on how to kick the Cubs ass?
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    In a given series I think there will be a batted ball, maybe 2 in a 4 game series, that Ortiz gets to that Andruw may not. But in that series, that’s 12 to 16 plate appearances of Ortiz’ worst-in-league offense. It’s hard to cover up for a black hole like that in the playoffs on a team that is totally bereft of big boppers. Some of Ortiz’s pathetic swing decisions and chases in this series against the Padres bordered on disrespectful to his team and coaching staff. I am shocked Murph played him after his at-bats the first game of the series. He is a really good defender. But really, to play every single day on a division leading or plus team, bringing the worst offense in the league, you should pretty much be the best defender at your position in the league. I don’t even think he’s a top 5 defensive short stop. So happy they have shortstops in the pipeline ti replace him soon, if not next year.
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    Yeah good point about Gasser. Def should be on the roster.
  6. Sugarrayray
    I like that roster but, if it’s a situation to get a tough righty out, I like the option of having the sidewinder Anderson probably over Patrick, as much as I like him.
  7. Sugarrayray
    Man wonderful writeup. I love Matt and how he refuses to say Atlanta :)))
  8. Sugarrayray
    Not embarrassing in the least! Literally probably one of the easiest spelling mistakes to make plus I had to double check to make sure I WASN’T wrong myself :)
  9. Sugarrayray
    Calvary is a biblical hill, I believe. The hill of the dead or skulls or whatever. Hopefully, it is not coming :)
  10. Sugarrayray
    Man I love me a platoon proof set-up man. I will also say - even though Miller doesn’t have much experience closing, I’m very relieved they got someone with at least a modest amount of recent closing experience. I am a big fan of Uribe, but I do not trust him yet mentally to close games if that need happened to arise.
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    Perkins tellin truths on James Street!!!!!
  12. Sugarrayray
    Man I love Perk
  13. Sugarrayray
    I actually normally wouldn’t mind this lineup at all against a lefty but Parker is better against righties? So I’m confused.
  14. Sugarrayray
    The only thing that confuses me about that is Parker actually seems to be worse against lefties…..
  15. Sugarrayray
    Great summation of this process. The only thing that genuinely confuses the heck out of me is - why did the Brewers have to give up Jorge Quintana to “give” the Padres a viable starting pitching candidate. Unlike taking on Montgomery, Cortes could possibly help the Padres. I feel like Jorge Quintana could be worth more than Lockridge alone.
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    Shelby Miller’s injury history always concerns me, but this is a great add if he indeed will be ready to go soon. Can take major stress off Megill and Uribe’s arms as well.
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    At some point you can hoard only so many prospects. After this past draft, they are gonna have a hard time finding room for some guys. They could and should easily do a Suarez style return for a setup man.
  18. Sugarrayray
    Hopefully they can put William on the injured list for almost a month. Finally get him to heal. His most recent at-bats have been pathetic. His swing decisions have been worse than Joey’s.
  19. Sugarrayray
    Anybody able to find any injury updates on my dearest Salvatore?
  20. Sugarrayray
    This article sums up my sentiments exactly. You can’t continue to hoard all that redundant talent. Also, I’m not saying I’m a fan of this idea, just wondering if they might do it: They don’t have room for Cortes at the moment. I don’t trust him because I think his elbow is quite compromised, but he will be coming back soon. I wonder if they would sell high on Quintana and then make way for Nestor? Also, if Tobias truly continues to find it and looks like he did in the playoffs last year, they will have to make room for him.
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    Thank you Jamie!!!
  22. Sugarrayray
    What’s funny is that he actually was a 3 pitch pitcher when he came over from the Twins.
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    DEEEEP! Oh yeah.
  24. Sugarrayray
    I hear you on Pratt but at the same time, he is so young for AA at 20. I look at his numbers and am a little underwhelmed but then I think - if he hadn’t essentially skipped A+ and was playing there right now, his numbers would likely be fantastic.
  25. Sugarrayray
    Literally a fantastic article.
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