Bloom said he was going to acquire a starter who would provide "leadership, innings and upside".
Pretty hard to see the upside in a 37 year old whose fastball tops out at 88.
He's been a great owner for the most part. But the revolving door of executives since 2011 doesn't reflect very well on him, and it seems to have finally blown up on him in a big way.
It is, however, 2 seasons of small but close to identical samples.
There's something weird going on, man.
Anyway, it'll be interesting to see who Cora starts on a game-to-game basis.
It's not just Dalbec. It's why the hell acquire Mondesi when he can't play for at least 2 months? Why not pay Andrus $3 mill?
It's a bunch of strange decisions that result in strange looking lineups and fielding configurations.
Didn't want to match the outlandish sum of $3 million for an experienced SS in Andrus, but hey, just for fun, let's try Bobby Dalbec there.
Is it possible that Bloom is just clean out of his mind?