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#1
Posted 18 February 2013 - 06:26 PM
Just read this about one of the pitchers we got in the Campana trade. WOW! I don't know anything about the Dominican League, but those numbers are good in any league as far as I'm concerned. Probably old news to everyone by now, but thought I'd share just in case not!
#4
Posted 19 February 2013 - 09:03 AM
He is the one I am excited about. But I am curious about why the Dbacks have absolutely no problem trading him away for a 4th outfielder at best in Campana.
A: It's Tony FREEKIN Campana
B: They are hoping to break the record for sCRAP+ in one season.
C: The odds of these guys ever giving the Cubs as many WAR as Tony Campana has is incredibly small.
#5
Posted 19 February 2013 - 12:12 PM
Fair enough
He is the one I am excited about. But I am curious about why the Dbacks have absolutely no problem trading him away for a 4th outfielder at best in Campana.
A: It's Tony FREEKIN Campana
B: They are hoping to break the record for sCRAP+ in one season.
C: The odds of these guys ever giving the Cubs as many WAR as Tony Campana has is incredibly small.
#7
Posted 20 February 2013 - 03:39 AM
So, you are basically saying that Campana is part of Gibson's "Sign all players that have scrappy gene" campaign? I vaguely remember hearing about Gibson really wanting only those types of guys, basically a mirror of what he was when he played. Am I right on that?yeah if you haven't noticed between signing Cody Ross, trading Upton for Prado, and acquiring Gregarious the D'Backs are going all-in on the scrappy players
#9
Posted 27 February 2013 - 09:38 AM
They'll forever be forgotten, along with the likes of Abner Abreu and Carlton Smith(Kosuke Fukudome).
Basically, Arizona received a really fast, 4th outfielder, in exchange for minor league depth.
#10
Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:48 PM
Or, they just gave up Campana for two young lottery tickets, which is kind of what prospects are anyways when they are that age.While it's fun to romanticize about the two players for whom the Cubs received in the Tony Campana-deal; in reality, neither is likely to ever wear a Cubs' uniform.
They'll forever be forgotten, along with the likes of Abner Abreu and Carlton Smith(Kosuke Fukudome).
Basically, Arizona received a really fast, 4th outfielder, in exchange for minor league depth.
#11
Posted 27 February 2013 - 06:17 PM
Yes, that's an accurate description.Or, they just gave up Campana for two young lottery tickets, which is kind of what prospects are anyways when they are that age.
While it's fun to romanticize about the two players for whom the Cubs received in the Tony Campana-deal; in reality, neither is likely to ever wear a Cubs' uniform.
They'll forever be forgotten, along with the likes of Abner Abreu and Carlton Smith(Kosuke Fukudome).
Basically, Arizona received a really fast, 4th outfielder, in exchange for minor league depth.
The chances of either making the majors, is close to the chances of someone winning the lotto.
#12
Posted 27 February 2013 - 07:06 PM
The chances of either making the majors, is close to the chances of someone winning the lotto.
That's actually not even close to accurate based on the fact that they've already increased their chances just by making it into the farm system, which is a limited field already. Much smaller pool than the number of people that play the lottery.
#13
Posted 27 February 2013 - 08:43 PM
The chances of either making the majors, is close to the chances of someone winning the lotto.
That's actually not even close to accurate based on the fact that they've already increased their chances just by making it into the farm system, which is a limited field already. Much smaller pool than the number of people that play the lottery.
It was an expression.
Are you the agent for these two? Christ.
They will never play for the Cubs. Sorry.
#14
Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:14 PM
Glad you have these guys careers figured out before they even reach the states. Thanks for the insight.
The chances of either making the majors, is close to the chances of someone winning the lotto.
That's actually not even close to accurate based on the fact that they've already increased their chances just by making it into the farm system, which is a limited field already. Much smaller pool than the number of people that play the lottery.
It was an expression.
Are you the agent for these two? Christ.
They will never play for the Cubs. Sorry.
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