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By Moose Milligan · Posted
I always find it hilarious when you ignore small sample sizes to fit your arguments but then prop up small sample sizes for players you're not interested in. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
That's unfortunate, because I like Vavra as a backup infielder/utility guy. But I recognize that his days might be numbered, too. I don't think Eliast and Sigbot would ditch McKenna for someone who's 33. But you never know. -
Let's see how you feel in a month. 4 days isn't much time. -
By OriolesMagic83 · Posted
Please no! The moment Cobb steps off the plane he will transform into O's Cobb. He will probably suffer an injury on the ride from the airport or he will pitch like someone who should be in AAA but off course continue getting starts because of his big contract. -
I think McKenna could be in trouble after Vavra if Hicks is still playing well. Basically when both Mullin and Cowser are ready, someone else has to go. it will be interesting to see who goes because McKenna has hit lefties well. Right now Vavra is dead weight. -
By Just Regular · Posted
What would you give for another Felix Bautista? Alexis Diaz might be the highest value pitcher, period, if CIN markets him. It wasn't long after Edwin Diaz blew out his knee in the WBC that storytellers were like, "wouldn't it be great for the Mets to get Alexis to replace Edwin"? Alexis D. like Andrew Miller is one of the game's best RP, and like Edwin D. has many years left, so CIN could get a ton if they felt their roster doesn't yet need a Relief Ace. Brothers poetry aside, BAL has a stronger farm than NYM...its just a question of if Elias could stomach the risk of exchanging 3000-6000 PA for 300 IP (if the pitcher doesn't get hurt...) and win the bid. Pre-arb Alexis Diaz costs talent, not money. If MLB has another Felix Bautista this summer, its Alexis Diaz. Like Adley and Felix, he entered 2023 with five years of Club control remaining, so his cheap years align with the Orioles group. Of course any Arm can detonate any pitch, and it is probably more likely the harder you throw, the greater chance of that happening sometime. -
I think this is only a problem if you view the number if games played on a macro level to to be a problem. In theory you could pitch someone like 105 games a year and have them never be throwing back to back. I think most managers, Hyde included, are fairly judicious about rarely sending his players out back to back nights - Cano has had 1 or more day of rest 76٪ of the time. Are the total number of appearances more important than the usage patterns? Also do relievers need occasional multi-day rest stints to combat fatigue over the course of the season?
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