Marshall is a dish served best on your foe list.craviduce wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:34 pmand yet, you said nothing for over two weeks about Roby. Now you're running laps beating your chest. Be consistent. Start threads ridiculing Roby when he does poorly...don't run laps like this. They've both been uneven in AAA.Shady wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:29 pmRoby had an exceptionally fine last start. 6 shutout innings, allowing only three hits. Only one walk. Mathews had some unusual control issues in his last start.imadangman wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:25 pm Mo quicka? I have no clue Mathews is at AAA but he hasn't gotten on track so maybe Roby can pass him. But Roby has soiled the bowl with Memphis too now. A 6+ ERA. My guess given health they both appear next year. That doesn't mean go ahead and write them in for next years opening day rotation.
Who will contribute more, quicker, to the starting rotation?
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Excellent question. As always I await the sage wisdom of Honky Tonk Man before I opine. Where is he anyway? He should be here by now, vigorously agreeing with you.
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See my reply from last week and the week before that and the week before that and …………….
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You sure have a fixation with a particular table implement.
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I don't really like it myself. But, it is a path of least resistance. I would really like to see them make a trade for a good young arm.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 18:03 pmI dont hate the idea of Mikolas for one year. But I'd like to see a good to quality arm added.ICCFIM2 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:37 pmI agree with this. The ? will either be someone they trade for in the offseason to thin out part of the starting position player herd or a veteran free agent. It would not surprise me if they ask Mikolas to sign for a 20% paycut 1 year contract and he takes it. Then Mathews and Roby play the McGreevy role in 2026.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:30 pmNext year's rotation is probably Gray, Liberatore, Pallante, McGreevy, and ?.imadangman wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:25 pm Mo quicka? I have no clue Mathews is at AAA but he hasn't gotten on track so maybe Roby can pass him. But Roby has soiled the bowl with Memphis too now. A 6+ ERA. My guess given health they both appear next year. That doesn't mean go ahead and write them in for next years opening day rotation.
Baseball Trade Value apparently has moved Jordan Walker down to 0 trade value. If he was paired with a catcher I wonder if a team would take a chance on him and give us a near MLB ready pitching prospect. Probably not. They were talking about Walker on 101.1 today. The discussion was if he needs a reset in the minors again this year because he can't help the team make the playoffs. What is his role on the team next year if the expectation is to make the playoffs. They indicated probably there is not a role. So my real expectation is that they trade Walker and an IF this offseason and try to get a pitcher.
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Unfortunately I am not sure the organization has any expectations of post season play this year or next.ICCFIM2 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 23:48 pmI don't really like it myself. But, it is a path of least resistance. I would really like to see them make a trade for a good young arm.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 18:03 pmI dont hate the idea of Mikolas for one year. But I'd like to see a good to quality arm added.ICCFIM2 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:37 pmI agree with this. The ? will either be someone they trade for in the offseason to thin out part of the starting position player herd or a veteran free agent. It would not surprise me if they ask Mikolas to sign for a 20% paycut 1 year contract and he takes it. Then Mathews and Roby play the McGreevy role in 2026.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:30 pmNext year's rotation is probably Gray, Liberatore, Pallante, McGreevy, and ?.imadangman wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:25 pm Mo quicka? I have no clue Mathews is at AAA but he hasn't gotten on track so maybe Roby can pass him. But Roby has soiled the bowl with Memphis too now. A 6+ ERA. My guess given health they both appear next year. That doesn't mean go ahead and write them in for next years opening day rotation.
Baseball Trade Value apparently has moved Jordan Walker down to 0 trade value. If he was paired with a catcher I wonder if a team would take a chance on him and give us a near MLB ready pitching prospect. Probably not. They were talking about Walker on 101.1 today. The discussion was if he needs a reset in the minors again this year because he can't help the team make the playoffs. What is his role on the team next year if the expectation is to make the playoffs. They indicated probably there is not a role. So my real expectation is that they trade Walker and an IF this offseason and try to get a pitcher.
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You haven't even bothered to give your opinion on your own question, but you're here to talk baseball?Shady wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:41 pmYou a such a GURU. I am impressed.craviduce wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:34 pmand yet, you said nothing for over two weeks about Roby. Now you're running laps beating your chest. Be consistent. Start threads ridiculing Roby when he does poorly...don't run laps like this. They've both been uneven in AAA.Shady wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:29 pmRoby had an exceptionally fine last start. 6 shutout innings, allowing only three hits. Only one walk. Mathews had some unusual control issues in his last start.imadangman wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:25 pm Mo quicka? I have no clue Mathews is at AAA but he hasn't gotten on track so maybe Roby can pass him. But Roby has soiled the bowl with Memphis too now. A 6+ ERA. My guess given health they both appear next year. That doesn't mean go ahead and write them in for next years opening day rotation.

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you are more than likely right about that
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He's ready now, the other two may still be a year (2027) away.
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Asking straight up. Are you Shady? Honest answer please.
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noJatalk wrote: ↑26 Jun 2025 09:12 amAsking straight up. Are you Shady? Honest answer please.
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You’re asking me two seperate questions- who contributes most, to be measured over a full season, and who will impact quickest, which is a snap shot in time.
The quickest is easiest to answer. The more question takes yearsz
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I applaud your effort! LOLJatalk wrote: ↑26 Jun 2025 09:12 amAsking straight up. Are you Shady? Honest answer please.