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  1. The way this thread is going, it doesn’t sound like Verdugo was available…
  2. If it helps the next two games, that’s a good thing. Winckowski is being used to protect leads, not long relief and not a guy you bring in for the fifth. Pivetta would be the guy for that role. How many IP did you think they want out of Winckowski today? And then tomorrow, when Justin Garza and Ryan Sherriff are trying to protect a one run lead in the 6th, will you be calling Cora out then, too?
  3. Casas has been rock solid all month. Hit Verdugo for Duran? I can see that. But it makes zero sense that Casas got to hit all of April when he was struggling. And then once he gets hot, you want to take the bat out of his hands…
  4. That number is carried by his bad April. In May his BA is .290…
  5. Entering tonight’s game, Casas was 6 for his last 15. Certainly not spectacular, but much better than the 5 for his last 24 that Verdugo put up…
  6. Up 8-0, we saw the dregs of their bullpen. Frankly, getting them to get Alexis Diaz to even warm up was a moral victory, let alone forcing them to use him in the game…
  7. And then he follows it up with a grand slam to a light hitting backup CF…
  8. Walking the number 9 hitter with the bases loaded is very bad, but he’s actually been a decent pitcher in his career.
  9. They’re not the same. Control is the ability to throw strikes. Command is the ability to hit your spots within the zone…
  10. They all knew he was eligible. Only one team thought he was worth the risk…
  11. Certainly not coherent thoughts…
  12. Hey you’re talking about the second best Valdez that Bloom has acquired!!
  13. He was in A+ at 23, but that’s not exactly uncommon for pitchers drafted out of college…
  14. I have no doubt he will clear. Most teams passed on him in the Rule 5 draft and he wasn’t “injured” then. I’m not so sure he’s as widely coveted around the league as he is on this board. A lot of teams look at him as a 26yo pitcher who hasn’t pitched since facing some 60 hitters in Rookie Ball four years ago, and many of them have plenty of younger arms that they view as superior due to their development…
  15. I assume this was never done out of spite or anything; I assume DD was still just enthralled with Song’s potential and used this opportunity to grab him. But the follow up should be completing a trade to keep Song in the minors…
  16. The length of a rehab start is mandated by MLB. Once it’s over, Song has to either head to Philly, return to the IL, or return to Boston’s farm system. (Song does get some minor league rehab time for being removed from the Military List, but MLB might run that time concurrently with his rehab…) Only one of those options might work for Song…
  17. It’s like the ‘75 Series all over again!
  18. He’s better at cashing checks!!
  19. Yeah the Queen of Spades has lots of (very negative) value in Hearts…
  20. Or that game name. That game is Hearts, not Spades…
  21. If they don’t let him start pitching at some point, it’s all academic. Song is 26 years old and hasn’t thrown a pitch since 2019. And has never thrown one above Rookie Ball. When is Dombrowski going to let him throw? Is this back injury even real?
  22. It’s probably talked about, but that’s really as far as it will ever get…
  23. It doesn’t look like he wants to spend, at least not on pitching…
  24. The problem with spenders is the winning usually ends before the contracts do…
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