Because he's out for the seasonBrandon Woodruff has been non-tendered by Milwaukee. Hmm...
Brewers make tough decision to non-tender pitcher Brandon Woodruff
Brandon Woodruff's October shoulder surgery and impending free agency after the 2024 season led the Brewers to non-tender the pitcher.www.yahoo.com
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It seems like they're saying they were good enough last year so we're running it back. A couple things that could improve are A) We could have a whole season of Bryce 2) Stott seems like he is only getting better. C) do you think one of those starters we got in the farm system will be ready at some point next season?
As for C), you've got Wheeler, Nola, Suarez, Walker, and Sanchez.
I'm not really worried about past Postseason performances. It's a 30 game sample size for him. A lot of great players sucked in the postseason-right up until the time that they didn't. Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, etc. As long as they get back there, they will have a chance.
Best FA pitcher on the market.Oh no! The dumbass FO is throwing a boatload of cash at Nola. Mr. inconsistent is returning.
Aaron Nola agrees to seven-year, $172 million contract to return to Phillies
Aaron Nola, who has agreed to a seven-year, $172 million contract with the Phillies, becomes the first marquee free-agent signing of the winter.
I doubt Abel or McGarry will be considered ready. McGarry is now out of most lists have seen of top 250 minor leaguers. Last year he was 80-100 on most lists. Abel needs another year in minors. They may still add to starting pitching. If not it’s Wheeler Nola Ranger Walker Sanchez.
Who folded in the post season?
Then they probably need someone else on the back burner. You need at least 6 or 7 starters these days. I'll scour the free agents and find someone they can pick up.
Not really.
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can't read it. freaking paywallDumbass queation deserves the correct answer:
Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and Kyle Schwarber disappeared as the Phillies blew a 3-2 NLCS lead
“Not being able to come through is devastating for me," Harper says. "I feel like I let my team down. I feel like I let the city of Philadelphia down.” Red October? No. Dead October.
I don’t think you understand how baseball works. You seem to expect players to hit every time out or pitch a gem every time out. It just doesn’t work that way. The same guys who struggled through losing 4 of 5 vs the Diamondbacks are the only reason they beat the Braves and were in that situation to begin with.Dumbass queation deserves the correct answer:
Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and Kyle Schwarber disappeared as the Phillies blew a 3-2 NLCS lead
“Not being able to come through is devastating for me," Harper says. "I feel like I let my team down. I feel like I let the city of Philadelphia down.” Red October? No. Dead October.
