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By Three Run Homer · Posted
Can someone remind me whether his current injury is elbow-related (i.e. he hasn't recovered from or has relapsed from TJS) or is it something else? It's sad to think that this might be the end of the line for Means. He was the main bright spot on the team during the dark days and he deserves to be here for the good times. -
He's finally making the show. I followed him after he was traded just to see how bad the trade was going to be. I guess we'll see how he performs for the Brewers. -
May 1st is a good day to stop and assess where Holliday is. Norby deserves a shot if Holliday continues to falter. He has played 163 Games at AAA with an .864 OPS (.900 this year) I was telling some friends today that if Holliday just shit the bed, and had to struggle up and down from AAA/MLB for 2 years, and then it clicked and he became a force, he'd still only be 22 years old -
By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
Not good. It's probably too early, but Elias should be looking to acquire a starting pitcher when trade season starts to heat up. Bradish is looking fine, but I'd rather see Irvin in the bullpen. Same for Wells assuming his current injury doesn't linger too long. -
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