November 24, 20223 yr It has crossed my mind that a big starting pitcher will refuse to sign with the Twins. This is due to the limitations Rocco puts on pitching. It is all well to protect the player's arm but isn't that why we pay them so much money so they can pitch. I am interested if I am the only one who feels this?
November 25, 20223 yr I don’t feel that way. If we give them the most money they will come to the Twins.
November 25, 20223 yr I at one felt that way too but I have mellowed out and ball player consider other factors geographically points in regard to family & health. &
November 25, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, SAL said: It has crossed my mind that a big starting pitcher will refuse to sign with the Twins. This is due to the limitations Rocco puts on pitching. It is all well to protect the player's arm but isn't that why we pay them so much money so they can pitch. I am interested if I am the only one who feels this? The coaching staff and FO limited innings for the starting staff because 4/5 of the rotation wasn’t healthy enough or stretched out enough to pitch a traditional starter’s work load. I’m sure the FO and Coaching staff would prefer to take the reins off
November 25, 20223 yr 5 hours ago, SAL said: It has crossed my mind that a big starting pitcher will refuse to sign with the Twins. This is due to the limitations Rocco puts on pitching. It is all well to protect the player's arm but isn't that why we pay them so much money so they can pitch. I am interested if I am the only one who feels this? Pretty much every good team is doing the same thing to mediocre starters so no, this will not factor into a free agent decision. Also, Rocco is not the person making these decisions. If there is a problem with methodology, and there isn’t, any free agent choice will not factor in Baldelli, it will factor in the front office.
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