Now let's trade him to Baltimore where he'll hit 44 home runs https://twitter.com/Joelsherman1/status/1205607761054179328https://twitter.com/Joelsherman1/status/1205607761054179328
https://twitter.com/AnthonyDiComo/status/1205582569380536320https://twitter.com/AnthonyDiComo/status/1205582569380536320 Matz to the bullpen? Syndergaard in megatrade?
It's interesting though isn;t it that the narrative till this morning was that Wacha Wacha was the 5th starter. maybe they are considering a trade of Syndy or Matz. I'd totally consider unloading Matz, I do all the time though.
Are you like me though? I've seen Rendon enough to understand he is a truly great player --probably better than most people understand--but I can't help by now to assume everything the Angels do as an organization will ultimately fail despite being good.
OK for a flyer I guess. Will replace Panik and Frazier as obligatory "local guy." Looking at his career stats what jumps out is leading the AL in victories in 2016 and in losses in 2017.
That's what gets me about the Mets. It's like they try to get an average guy with something to prove as a 5th starter, and never seem to consider that getting 4 No. 1s and a No. 2 would be a better solution. There's nothing wrong with having a few average guys with something to prove, but maybe they need to be the last resort and the first. Anyway, word is Wacha took the deal to sing for his supper both this year and in next year's FA market. He is getting just $3M but with incentives up to $10M and of course hits the market again next year at 29 so still channce for him. Not hating on him or the Mets for that.
Oh, you beat me to the punch and had a Fozzie Bear pic. I'm old, white and slow. Wacha wouldn;t be the worst 5th starter type out there but he's not Zach Wheeler.
Mets close to a 1 year deal with St. Louis FA righty Michael Wacha, Shermanator says An all-star several years ago, coming off a crap year, big guy who doesn;t throw very hard, known for his change-up.
He made his Mets debut before the Tuesday Night Mets Club and pitched well but into bad luck. Mickey usually left him out there 1 batter too long but occasionally the batter was the first one.
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