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No More "Bullpen Failure" - maybe
Anyone agree with Adam Morris about the Rangers and Machado?
Hence, my original comment about the front office. Choo should not be here. The front office messed that situation up.
Anyone agree with Adam Morris about the Rangers and Machado?
He may be the next Michael Kirkman that they just can't give up on.
Money should be no problem even with a Machado. They are so far under previous budgets that one hitter is not going to keep them from doing what they intend on doing with pitching.Not the move I would make. Still pay for pitching first but let's see how the price ends up. Some say his stock went down.
I like him a lot.
same hereI'd rather move on from Perez.
doubling IKF's starts behind the dish would only be up to 70 starts which leaves 92 starts uncovered and I don't see Mathis as a 92 game starterWow a bit of a surprise. That means IKF will double his starts behind the plate.
Guess it is cheaper to add a UIF than a backup catcher
doubling IKF's starts behind the dish would only be up to 70 starts which leaves 92 starts uncovered and I don't see Mathis as a 92 game starter
the Rangers will not be in a position that will entice quality players in 2020 and maybe for the next couple of years after the move. they will still be at best the 4th team in a 5 team division behind the Astros, the A's and the Angels. not much of an incentive to attract players looking to win and reach the playoffs
That would seem to be a very real possibility.I see them Rule Ving a guy and then giving each 40-70 starts behind the plate, depending on the circumstances
Some free agents sign with teams that aren't that great. Money speaks to these guys very loudly. When we are ready to spend we have a ton of money to spend in free agency.Daniels conceded, however, that there are other factors which outweigh the quality of a team’s ballpark – including finances, the happiness of the player’s family and whether the team chasing him is in position to win.
the Rangers will not be in a position that will entice quality players in 2020 and maybe for the next couple of years after the move. they will still be at best the 4th team in a 5 team division behind the Astros, the A's and the Angels. not much of an incentive to attract players looking to win and reach the playoffs
possible but that would have catcher occupying 3 of 25 spots on the rosterI see them Rule Ving a guy and then giving each 40-70 starts behind the plate, depending on the circumstances
probably true but most quality players are now looking for something beyond the moneySome free agents sign with teams that aren't that great. Money speaks to these guys very loudly. When we are ready to spend we have a ton of money to spend in free agency.
no I don't have any way of knowing it just as you have no way of knowing it won't happen that wayYou have no way of knowing that
Beltre wasn't or he would have been traded.probably true but most quality players are now looking for something beyond the money
I said most, Beltre was unique he is one of the few who feel loyaltyBeltre wasn't or he would have been traded.
I am not sure why it is shocking for some to think IKF could start 80 games or more at Catcher in 2019. It isn't like he did a bad job at the position last year. It also isn't like any problems he might encounter as he continues to grow into the position is going to keep us out of the postseason.
Okay then, let's use ARod as an example. He signed here after we lost 91 games.I said most, Beltre was unique he is one of the few who feel loyalty