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  • in reply to: Matheny as manager – fired 7/14 #29285
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    I am not sure that matheny is part of the problem.

    I am positive he has not been part of the solution.

    in reply to: Cards in July – Buyers, Sellers , neither or both? #29284
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    Yes. I most definitely can.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29227
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    If that was the case …

    No words.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29194
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    Lol I will roast them some other day. More important things to do.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29186
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    I read that as Cleveland wanting outfielders fwiw

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29169
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    … Also depends on how full they think the 40 will be etc.

    Catch is they need a true dump… Which would clear spots.

    I stand by what I said that they could deal 7-10 guys and keep relative depth and skill levels.

    …And yet they wont do it.

    /shrugs… This team and management have officially stagnated.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29167
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    Fair but it doesnt take rocket science to see why I say it.

    Sometimes those mindsets are right and trying to calm and minimize is just flat wrong.

    in reply to: Cards in July – Buyers, Sellers , neither or both? #29160
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    I wish I could disagree.

    The front office is becoming increasingly detached from reality on several fronts.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29157
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    … Which is moronic.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #29125
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    I wouldnt go that far…

    in reply to: Outfield trade thread #29062
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    Long term he will have a spot locked up unless he blows it. He is that kind of talent.

    The rest is semantics.

    in reply to: Outfield trade thread #29051
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    Nobody is handing anyone anything but he has the inside track and will get first shot. They didnt deal for him to sit him.

    You may not be ready for a guy hitting .240 but a guy who is 22 and has an ops over 1.000 in July … Well… Better get ready. Odds are very good he is in st louis next year.

    in reply to: Outfield trade thread #29031
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    I go back and forth here. Yes we need power bats. He is the closest we have. But realistically his greatest value is in center where he will not be playing. I also have an inherent fear of depending on players long term when they swing at everything.

    To me… Like adams… He has no place here. Fowler and O’Neill (due to power and patience) probably have two spots locked down long term and that leaves like 8 guys for 3 spots when you include bench after this year — which is ridiculous.

    Which tells me he should be dealt… But you have to wait for his hot streak to do it.

    I could see keeping him… But I think we will address the power issue in other ways (we already have a little with O’Neill).

    in reply to: Outfield trade thread #29009
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    I would deal grichuk in the offseason and hope he goes on a tear the last two months to give him value

    If he has one of his tears he could be worth a decent amount.

    in reply to: Outfield trade thread #28988
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    Pham for sure.

    Ideally fowler but that won’t happen. Since that wont happen I would include bader or sierra for a shortstop or third base prospect that is fairly close to aaa.

    I would keep piscotty and hope he has a comeback year.

    We probably will have to clear the logjam again in the offseason or next year too.

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    To say that would be dumb as dirt doesn’t cover it.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #28962
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    I really really hope that those teams just call and make an offer

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #28871
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    Yes. Also injuries, depth and future trades.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #28867
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    I agree has to be better than 2nd rounder or no point..

    But the “we have prospects” argument is a nonstarter. It is a numbers game. More wins.

    in reply to: Lance Lynn trade thread #28858
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    Translation: “come get him boys…”

    in reply to: Weaver for Wainwright? – becomes Mayers #28772
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    Because lynn is likely gone in the next few days and weaver is slotted to his spot on regular rest.

    in reply to: 2017 MLB Game #100: Cards vs. Rockies: Tue Jul 25 #28738
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    That’s where my trading pham bit came from… Along with our depth.

    Front offices don’t like admitting mistakes and will work around them rather than fix them.

    in reply to: Mlb updated top 100/team top 30 #28724
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    Short version? Yes.

    Long version? Depends on situations and inherent biases. It is an easy shorthand to double check your work as scouts and gms because no one person can know every prospect and they’d be fools to disregard resources.

    in reply to: 2017 MLB Game #100: Cards vs. Rockies: Tue Jul 25 #28680
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    Jeez man ever been nervous before?

    in reply to: 2017 MLB Game #100: Cards vs. Rockies: Tue Jul 25 #28678
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    … Or he is like gyorko having a career year and you sell high and use your depth.

    I dont know which is the case. I do know if tampa or the yankees or the red sox want him and brought out some big guns you have to listen and likely deal him.

    Depth in a down year and lack of movement creates stagnation. We have a crap-ton of similar outfielders and something like 6-8 more on the way with no room.

    You deal with that with trades and you cant just blindly deal youth.

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