Just sayin' but Koyie Hill caught his last two games.... HMMMMMMMMMM
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Ideal trade partner for Garza
Started By DaneHuseman, May 10 2012 10:14 AM
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Posted 28 May 2012 - 11:22 AM
No it's only two starts. He'll be fine. Plus he's a pitcher and pitchers always have more value.Anyone else worried that Garza is quickly losing any Blockbuster Trade Mojo (copyright pending) with these last two starts. We are asking (and should only accept) for a huge return, and although I'm sure other teams don't see two bad starts as greatly impacting their evaluation, it has to be leverage they can use when negotiating. At this point I'm not expecting a trade or an extension.
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Posted 29 May 2012 - 07:11 AM
Didn't Sveum say something about using his 4th best pitch too much and not his fastball? Could Hill be calling the game for the "old" Garza and not the new and improved Ace?Just sayin' but Koyie Hill caught his last two games.... HMMMMMMMMMM
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Posted 29 May 2012 - 07:22 AM
Didn't Sveum say something about using his 4th best pitch too much and not his fastball? Could Hill be calling the game for the "old" Garza and not the new and improved Ace?
Just sayin' but Koyie Hill caught his last two games.... HMMMMMMMMMM
Garza was shaking off Hill like crazy so I'm not sure I'm willing to put that on Hill just yet. Although, it could just be that Garza doesn't trust him. Not sure, it could go either way I guess.
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Posted 29 May 2012 - 08:07 PM
Yeah. CERA, but I believe most stat heads poop on it.I wouldn't trust him either... ha. Is there a stat that monitors the ERA of a catcher?
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Posted 29 May 2012 - 10:05 PM
No. Mlb Gm's allready who and what Garza is. Garza could poop his pants and I don't think it would matter unless it is injury related.Anyone else worried that Garza is quickly losing any Blockbuster Trade Mojo (copyright pending) with these last two starts. We are asking (and should only accept) for a huge return, and although I'm sure other teams don't see two bad starts as greatly impacting their evaluation, it has to be leverage they can use when negotiating. At this point I'm not expecting a trade or an extension.
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Posted 30 May 2012 - 12:54 AM
No. Mlb Gm's allready who and what Garza is. Garza could poop his pants and I don't think it would matter unless it is injury related.
Anyone else worried that Garza is quickly losing any Blockbuster Trade Mojo (copyright pending) with these last two starts. We are asking (and should only accept) for a huge return, and although I'm sure other teams don't see two bad starts as greatly impacting their evaluation, it has to be leverage they can use when negotiating. At this point I'm not expecting a trade or an extension.
An injury-related pooping of the pants?
And that's a bad miss...
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Posted 06 June 2012 - 10:42 AM
It seems to me that everyone's opinions of Jacob Turner are very low. He struggling a little, but some of that has to do with jumping directly from High A to AAA and he's only 21! At his age, he can spend another entire season in AAA and still be in the bigs full-time at 23. He is for sure a No. 2/3 starter, possibly even a No. 1 in the NL Central. He probably won't be as good as Garza, but it's tough to compare the two since they are completely different pitchers. Garza is a strikeout artist and Turner is more of a pitch-to-contact guy. Once Turner cuts down on his AAA walk rate, he could be a very very good NL pitcher. On top of that, Castellanos was just promoted to AA after destroying the FSL, and he could be a potential all-star.
I think Garza for Turner and Castellanos would be a great deal, almost a steal for the Cubs.
I think Garza for Turner and Castellanos would be a great deal, almost a steal for the Cubs.
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Posted 10 June 2012 - 09:23 AM
Is this realistic?
Cubs: Garza and DeJesus(Maybe Filler)
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Angels: Trout,Trumbo, and Wells
The only one on the list for the Angels that would get moved is Wells. Cubs would have to take on 90% of his salary as well. Trumbo and Trout, I would say, are untouchable.
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