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So after this rehab farce is over and he is declared fit to pitch...

how long until he is DFA'd?

23 million and a first round pick to a guy no one else in baseball was going to sign.

Explain how it is a farce?

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Well, it's not a horrific outing, but there's nothing about it that leads me to think he's going to be much of an upgrade.

Pretty much how I feel. Velocity is exactly where it was before. Command not very good, as evidenced by the ball/strike numbers. Not very encouraging no matter how you slice it.

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Well, it's not a horrific outing, but there's nothing about it that leads me to think he's going to be much of an upgrade.
I'll take that every day over Ubaldo. He made 3 bad pitches and the velo is up a bit from last time. Beggars can't be chosers.
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Pretty much how I feel. Velocity is exactly where it was before. Command not very good, as evidenced by the ball/strike numbers. Not very encouraging no matter how you slice it.

It is? I thought his velocity was sitting at 87-88 before.

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Well, it's not a horrific outing, but there's nothing about it that leads me to think he's going to be much of an upgrade.

Yep. Sooner or later DD will actually get some blame around here.

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Still don't like the velocity. And allowed 3 runs and only being able to go 5 innings is a concern. That seems like more of the same Yovani.

And this:

85 pitches, 49 strikes...not a great ratio to AAA hitters.

He is upright and breathing - so "good to go" per Buck.

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