he favored the fastball. switched between 4 seam and 2 seam. the 4 seam got 2 groundouts. threw the changeup just once for a ball. good velocity. Mid 90s? Any breaking stuff? 89-93 1st inning, 94-97 in the 2nd. Kind of a slurvy pitch thrown around 81. Mid 80s change that I think he only threw once.
Of course he could always waive his no trade clause and accept a deal. A lot of times big market teams are used as leverage. After Gausman and Bundy, there's no much in Baltimore's system that I would want, especially for Yo.
I thought that too. Figured he was going to go on about how Morris is batting .238 in Nashville and then just posing a question to TH if there were any options.
Don't know how you can say this with any degree of certainty. I wouldn't be shocked if this was his career year offensively. Is he going to hit .360? OBP .450? Slug .600?
And here I thought their success had to do with having a lot of good players at a lot of different positions. Glad to know that a lot of it was just Yadier Molina.
Anthony Witrado actually providing some information. Anthony Witrado@WitradoSN15m Brewers GM Doug Melvin on Yovani Gallardo: "The (trade) package from another team has to be something that will wow me." Anthony Witrado@WitradoSN14m More Melvin: "It's not a slam dunk that I'm going to trade Yovani or Kyle Lohse, but you never know. A lot have to consider (about future)." Anthony Witrado@WitradoSN13m Yovani Gallardo is under contract for 2014 with a reasonable club option for '15 ($13 mil). Brewers weighing if they can contend next season
The problem with that thought is every other team has marginal prospects. What makes our so special that they'll garner a top prospect if they're included with our veterans?