Stewart did have a couple of good outings. Thorpe's ERA is better than either of the other two. At some point, don't you just get tired of waiting for them to step up and deliver, only to see them unravel time and time again? At what point do you cut your loses and move on? You never know what you will get with a young kid. I remember Santana's first couple seasons. Werent nothing. Then boom. He was there. Perez and Gibson? 6 years each...it aint happening.
Really? The sample size on Gibson and Perez are huge, and they suck. Those two maybe be outclassed right now, but you have no idea how they will pan out down the road with some exposure and seasoning.
Cleveland hanging around really bothers me. But all we can do is win 4 of the next 6 and they cant do anything else. But they make me nervous, nonetheless.
You are nit picking it. He also had 2 seasons in a row with an ERA over 5. Full seasons as you like to point out. And a career ERA of 4.5. I'm sick of waiting for him to "develop" into the pitcher he teases us that he can be. His potential has been determined. Same with Perez. He's done. Now, lets not get blinded by Odorizzi's decent year. It is hands down his best season ever. Never forget Mauer's Monster year in 2009. They threw the bank at him thinking he has finally stepped over the line into true eliteness. It was false. I think Odo is in for a big fall next year. We need to tread lightly there.
