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I'm not certain the concern is even just injury, but there are also concerns of a tired arm. Luis Gil has destroyed his innings coming off of TJS this year and after being the best pitcher in the AL for 15 starts, his last two he is not the same guy. I'm not sure if there is any science to building up stamina, and I don't have time to look, but it will be interesting to see going forward how these guys who are crushing their max IP after coming off injury hold up stamina wise. -
Agreed. I’m concerned with a .270 something avg with a ton of walks. ML pitchers aren’t going to be careful unless he makes them pay when they throw strikes. I’d like to see him over .300 before the end of the year. If he’s truly an elite hitter I was expecting a BA well over .300. We’ve got power hitters like Kjerstad and Mayo around .300 at AAA. Holliday is a hitter with some power. He needs to step it up. -
If McDermott is really a mid rotation SP, I'd rather keep him in the system, which is so thin (IMO) on pitching already. -
The innings limit is not something based on any science. Yes you would assume throwing more innings than ever would do damage to a recently reconstructed arm but the data doesn’t really back that up. that said I think most teams are still very conservative when it comes to pitchers returning from injury so it’s certainly relevant. -
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A strong arm in RF and less room to cover at Camden Yards? That could be a thing.
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By Aristotelian · Posted
If we are going to get Crochet without giving up any of our top three, it probably looks something like that. If they don't get an overpay type of deal they may just wait til next year as Crochet's stock appears to be rising. Of all those players I'd like to avoid including Povich.
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