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I think they were waiting for the Cincy series to try and bring Segura back for a full game.

I'm no expert but isn't this when you bring in Hart? Not that I want him in, but isn't that playing the numbers?

Benny really had a lot of miles on his arm early in his career. For many of those years he was one of the few bright spots on some rather horrible teams. That mileage although I can't prove it would seem like they accelerated to a worn out arm. Therefore not that I feel bad for the guy, because he obviously has made some money, but can not wish him any ill will. For anyone to call him injury prone is ignoring his early years with the Crew.

I ran into DD at Kennedy's on Jefferson and Wells St. a few years back. I was out with a couple buddies and he was with a couple guys and a few broads. He was real approachable and we had a few laughs. My buddy offered to buy him a shot which he declined. We did the shots in turn.

Maybe this is a stupid question but can Crisp lead off?

If one of the main points of bio-mechanics is injury prevention and trying to correct throwing flaws i can see the benefit to minor league pitchers such as Jeffress and Rogers. I mean even if the Brewers don't replace their current pitchers is it possible to make them worse? He may have something for Parra who seems to be missing that final piece to the puzzle although it's likely in his head. It would be likely some of these guys in the minors would benefit even if only in spring training.

this is a joke they need to just release the list of al the players instead of targeting a select few http://www.rotoinfo.com/read_article.php?articleId=380

Maybe I am not seeing this like everybody else, but Hall still has value as a SS. Platooning him or benching him lower his value. Gamel can get a little instruction from Randolph who appears to have had a positive impact on Weeks, all the better. Those contract dollars allocated to Hall could mean a few arby dollars somewhere down the line for someone else. Check the kids AB's if he's ready put him after the trade deadline and ship off Hall.

well this strategy is backfiring

I know this has now become a debate involving Spahn and Banks, and maybe this will get laughed at, but are we to assume Capuano is done pitching? I really don't know what his status is. If that's for another topic I apologize.

Cue the picture of the muscle at the house party.

Thing is Yost deliberately chose to not shorten the rotation when Sabathia should have pitched against the Phillies. He would have been murder on a mostly left handed hitting team and the Crew's best option. It backfired and sent the team into a spin. I am honestly happier than a pig in slop right now.

Is it time yet?

That's what I am talking about, let's get the big guy rolling. How about stop coughing up runs?

Phillies putting down the throttle. Try not to throw anything to Howard, please?