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That sound you hear is Tillman's trade value dropping...

He should have never been brought back up as the thing he was sent to work on - fastball command, is something he's having problems with as he's trying to live up in the zone because he was able to get AAA hitters out that way.

He can't do that in the majors.

It sure seems like he can't.

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That sound you hear is Tillman's trade value dropping...

He should have never been brought back up as the thing he was sent to work on - fastball command, is something he's having problems with as he's trying to live up in the zone because he was able to get AAA hitters out that way.

He can't do that in the majors.

Are you really concerned about his trade value? Really?

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That sound you hear is Tillman's trade value dropping...

He should have never been brought back up as the thing he was sent to work on - fastball command, is something he's having problems with as he's trying to live up in the zone because he was able to get AAA hitters out that way.

He can't do that in the majors.

For goodness sake, Trea, Tillman has had less than 25 ML starts, and you're talking about trading him?! :eek: Wow.

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Interesting idea, but I disagree with the Patterson at bat...Borderline strikes all 3. So I checked pitch track and it shows all three as strikes.

But all that is moot, if Tillman gives up 5 or 6 early.

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For goodness sake, Trea, Tillman has had less than 25 ML starts, and you're talking about trading him?! :eek: Wow.

Its not that absurd considering one of the big 3 would go if we traded for some big hitter (Fielder/Agon)

However, Jtrea is just trying to instigate. No one wants Tillman to do bad, but we aren't rooting for him to do well JUST so we can trade him.

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Interesting idea, but I disagree with the Patterson at bat...Borderline strikes all 3. So I checked pitch track and it shows all three as strikes.

But all that is moot, if Tillman gives up 5 or 6 early.

all those pitches were up. Tejada took on the next AB in the same location and west called it a ball
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Its not that absurd considering one of the big 3 would go if we traded for some big hitter (Fielder/Agon)

However, Jtrea is just trying to instigate. No one wants Tillman to do bad, but we aren't rooting for him to do well JUST so we can trade him.

Z,

True enough. I'd not trade any of them--let's be honest: which of "The Cavalry" has pitched enough innings for us to say, yeah, this is what he'll be-- but that's me, and why I'm behind a computer screen rather than in a team box somewhere talking strategy and potential trades. :laughlol:

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