ek wrote:I'd bet. by the way, Missanelli not happy with the trade
Great news. Means we did well.
ek wrote:I'd bet. by the way, Missanelli not happy with the trade
ucancallmedavis wrote:Havent been watching non stop, but have been flipping around; is it just me, but has CSN not broken paid programming to have a update? Very odd that they would not break in with an Alert, its a pretty big trade.
Philly the Kid wrote:Pleased to get a legit SP. Pleased we kept top prospects, like everyone else. BUT -- disappointed we didn't get Doc. Not sure why? Toronto asked for too much and wouldn't be realistic? I still think Doc is a superior player that really was the closest thing to a sure thing, we could have acquired. But Lee has pedigree as well, slightly concerned about his numbers this year moving the wrong way -- but hope new scenery on a winner will get him back on track.
Werthless wrote:HillMD wrote:What are we going to do with Taylor now? The kid isn't going to see the starting lineup for 2 more years.
A nice problem to have isn't it. Too many top prospects and established players.
Ace Rothstein wrote:ucancallmedavis wrote:Havent been watching non stop, but have been flipping around; is it just me, but has CSN not broken paid programming to have a update? Very odd that they would not break in with an Alert, its a pretty big trade.
yeah they did around 2, i caught them breaking away from it though
The Red Tornado wrote:ek wrote:I'd bet. by the way, Missanelli not happy with the trade
who cares?
CalvinBall wrote:Mayberry will get sent down right?
Cliff Lee
Last year, it was no sure thing that Lee would be in the Indians' rotation, but a Cy Young Award later, Lee now appears to be everyone's Plan B if they can't get anywhere chasing Roy Halladay. The thing that's forgotten is that Lee's arm was healthy when his job was in doubt after a terrible 2007, and the Indians' medical staff saved that by shutting him down due to the abdominal strain that contributed to his problems. Speaking as someone currently dealing with something similar, abdominal pain affects everything, from movement to breathing. That he came back from the injury and used the time to tighten up his mechanics and study film says something about his baseball IQ (as well as the organization's for pushing him to improve). Lefty pitchers seem to either go on forever or just drop off a cliff, as a glance at Lee's pre-season comparables reflects. Predicting which path Lee will take is tough, but the acquirer is at worst buying the next 14 months of Lee's career; it's the contract he'll sign after this one is up that's fraught with risk.