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Even with Sale, I still need them to do more than Mitch Moreland at DH.
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The more time goes by the more I want them to sign Encarnacion.
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Travis Shaw sucks though...I mean it's not like he's a big lossSimple Torture wrote:That's a big, big vote of confidence in Sandoval. Yikes.
the two prospects are far more concerning
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Sale and Price, eh?
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I want to have Dombro's child.
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philpritchard wrote:Sale and Price, eh?
lol.
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I def do, the market for him has collapsed, the time to strike is now.cutuphalfdead wrote:The more time goes by the more I want them to sign Encarnacion.
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I'm ok with the above for Sale as well
I still feel like Bradley's going to dive back off a cliff offensively at some point here, so trade him now and maximize the return on him...plus he's not going to be worth anywhere near what he'll command in free agency in a couple of years
I still feel like Bradley's going to dive back off a cliff offensively at some point here, so trade him now and maximize the return on him...plus he's not going to be worth anywhere near what he'll command in free agency in a couple of years
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How the FUCK did they pull this off without moving Swihart? Granted, Moncada is the #1 prospect in baseball, but this seems like an underwhelming return for CWS.
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Kopech is good too.
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He is, but I expected to have to give up a lot more than this.cutuphalfdead wrote:Kopech is good too.
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Based on what they wanted last July, me too.numbers wrote:He is, but I expected to have to give up a lot more than this.cutuphalfdead wrote:Kopech is good too.
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Did Swihart learn how to catch again?numbers wrote:He is, but I expected to have to give up a lot more than this.cutuphalfdead wrote:Kopech is good too.
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Although, giving up the draft pick is more of a consideration now that they've gutted the system.numbers wrote:I def do, the market for him has collapsed, the time to strike is now.cutuphalfdead wrote:The more time goes by the more I want them to sign Encarnacion.
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Yeah but why gut the system and then leave a hole in the lineup?numbers wrote:Although, giving up the draft pick is more of a consideration now that they've gutted the system.numbers wrote:I def do, the market for him has collapsed, the time to strike is now.cutuphalfdead wrote:The more time goes by the more I want them to sign Encarnacion.
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I meant more that if you can get a decent LHH DH/1B type for one of the excess starters, that might be preferable.cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah but why gut the system and then leave a hole in the lineup?numbers wrote:Although, giving up the draft pick is more of a consideration now that they've gutted the system.numbers wrote:I def do, the market for him has collapsed, the time to strike is now.cutuphalfdead wrote:The more time goes by the more I want them to sign Encarnacion.
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I'd agree with that.numbers wrote:I meant more that if you can get a decent LHH DH/1B type for one of the excess starters, that might be preferable.cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah but why gut the system and then leave a hole in the lineup?numbers wrote:Although, giving up the draft pick is more of a consideration now that they've gutted the system.numbers wrote:I def do, the market for him has collapsed, the time to strike is now.cutuphalfdead wrote:The more time goes by the more I want them to sign Encarnacion.
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I'm going to be so pissed if we sign Mitch Moreland.
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I would honestly rather sign no one and fill the spot through spring training performances than sign Moreland. He is like the opposite of the kind of hitter that thrives at Fenway.