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  1. old nurse
    Unicorns Bigfoot Nuclear fusion for power Effective long reliever that pitches multiple innings multiple times a week all do not exist. Short relief is max effort in short burst. With a few outliers you will find they pitch up to 70 to 80 innings but 60 innings year in and year out seems like a better limit Long relief would be someone that needs a starters repertoire or a reliever that can minimize pitches thrown. The latter case would likely be good enough to be in the back end of the bullpen. That leaves someone who could be starting but maybe should only be going through a lineup once. That is usually called your fifth starter.
  2. old nurse
    Mark Guthrie pitched 75 innings in 1992. That is not really much difference than a short reliever pitches. He made 58 appearance so it was not like he was a long reliever very often
  3. old nurse
    The article above here on Twins Daily you might have read mentioned Left field, right field, and first base as the areas of concern. 2-3 war is considered strong play as defined by fangraphs in their glossary. If you look at the blog again you will notice that 2 of the positions are reported to project 2-3 war. That would suggest by definition of war that there is adequate play out of those positions.
  4. old nurse
    Fangraphs describes a 2 WAR player as a solid player. If there is only one position that has a less than solid player then the Twins are not doing too bad.
  5. old nurse
    Perhaps one needs to remember all the spring training mashers who did not pan out. Lament the trade once CES has 3-4 hundred AB at the major league level
  6. old nurse
    The injuries start
  7. old nurse
    Two players in the top 100, 2 daily3e tickets
  8. old nurse
    If you are going to blow up the top of your minor league for one player there has to be an extension. If you think that anything less than 2 of the top 3 prospects plus a near major league ready starter is going to get the deal done, go do research into trades of similar players. If you think he is going to sign for Robbie Ray money, ask yourself is Burnes and Ray equall. Don’t be comparing contracts unless you are looking at similar pitchers.
  9. old nurse
    There is season after season of data that would suggest Buxton will get hurt regardless of management styles. They might as well play him until he breaks
  10. old nurse
    Likely 2 out of the three if you look at when Sale and Grienke were traded. It would still take another prospect. Just maybe what is missing in the proposals is a star outfielder like Kepler
  11. old nurse
    You forgot the deGrom contract. That is the contract that is closest to a player of Burnes talent. Also look at the contracts signed by top players historically to avoid arbitration and you will find some upper 20 million contracts for the last year.
  12. old nurse
    Gausman, Ray, Rodriguez signed for 5 as free agents, Rodon for 6, deGrom for 5, Walker, Tallion and Wacha for 4.
  13. old nurse
    Scherzer and Verlander set the bar higher for short term pitching. 60 million for 2 years would quickly get turned down
  14. old nurse
    Good pitching gets you into the playoffs. After that anything can happen. Very few aces every have the same kind of track record in the playoffs.
  15. old nurse
    Players get injured. I am surprised there is not a pool going for the first trip to the dl for Buxton
  16. old nurse
    Farmer was acquired for a fringe prospect minor league reliever and is now upgraded to worth a major league worthy prospect. Nah.
  17. old nurse
    If the crack training team has worked to strengthen the shoulder properly there should not be a reason for Winder to not be a starter.
  18. old nurse
    If it is statcast data it should be true.
  19. old nurse
    The effectiveness for Moran lies not in the walks being further reduced as much as it is will he be able to continue a low babip and continue to be difficult to hit HR off him. 0 hr in. 49 innings will not be sustainable. Will more exposure bring the knowledge to hit what he throws? If it is nope, he is back end material.
  20. old nurse
    A positionless player is one that has no defensive value at any position they try to play them at. DRS would suggest Sano but I am not going to look to see who else fits that description and Sano is still waiting for a team to sign with
  21. old nurse
    Baseball has always had pitchers that get better with age. Mechanics are not an age related thing. Learning new things need not be an age related thing. The limiting thing has been wear and tear on the body. How your genetic gifts handle the stress over time is an individual thing.
  22. old nurse
    Each starter throws every 5th day. Wether Ryan is number 1 or number 5 he will get a chance for 32 starts Go check how many staters made more than 31 starts last year. It does not matter
  23. old nurse
    Hold your breath to long and there wouldn’t be a tomorrow
  24. old nurse
    Romero signed a minor league contract with the Angels
  25. old nurse
    Not for Martin and Lee was the first part of the statement. Sorry i did not make that clearer. I suppose capitals might have worked. Maybe listing the rest of the players would have been better
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