joe table wrote:Greinke probably makes the most sense as an impact trade target if ownership is willing to take the whole contract. Not just a rental but also Gotta figure that we wouldn’t have to trade Bohm in that deal (whereas we probably would for Tigers young lefty). Plus he’d be a potentially entertaining wild card/oddball in the locker room if the wheels do fall off this year
Shadow wrote:Boyd will be the most expensive of the bunch I think. He's under control for a little while. But he doesn't have a lengthy track record of being this good. I think trading for him would be a risk, and I'd rather let another team take that risk. If you're going to go all in for a pitcher, I don't think Boyd is it.
Bill McNeal wrote:Tommy Hunter is done for the year, undergoing surgery for a flexor tendon repair.
mtcal wrote:boyd was good at getting 3 popups with 2/3 runners on base
swishnicholson wrote:joe table wrote:Greinke probably makes the most sense as an impact trade target if ownership is willing to take the whole contract. Not just a rental but also Gotta figure that we wouldn’t have to trade Bohm in that deal (whereas we probably would for Tigers young lefty). Plus he’d be a potentially entertaining wild card/oddball in the locker room if the wheels do fall off this year
Just a matter of local interest, NJ.com this past week had a poll to choose the "Mt. Rushmore" ie four best athletes/coaches to come out of Haddonfield Memorial High School in South Jersey. The comments got lively when one guy wondered why Zach's dad, Don Greinke wasn't on the list, and how he would have wiped the track in the 440 vs one guy getting votes. The man making those comments was Don Greinke himself. Got into a nice back and forth with supporters and and detractors. Apparently 40-50 years is too short for rivalries to die.