They have done a pretty decent job over the years getting BP arms.cardstatman wrote: ↑12 Jul 2025 16:08 pm Even with the recent emergence of O'Brien, Granillo, Svanson, Liberatore, McGreevy, this pitching staff is not playoff caliber, which means the team is not playoff caliber.
We have got to assemble some better pitching to get this vehicle out of neutral.
RE24
+10.44 Gray
+8.22 Maton- 2026 free agent
+6.29 Romero - 2027 free agent
+5.59 Leahy
+5.44 O'Brien
+4.80 Helsley- 2026 free agent
+3.38 Matz- 2026 free agent
+3.11 Granillo
+2.67 Svanson
+1.26 Liberatore
+1.25 McGreevy
-2.27 Munoz
-2.36 Pallante
-6.70 Mikolas- 2026 free agent
-6.90 Roycroft
-7.25 Graceffo
-7.39 Fernandez
-8.14 Fedde- 2026 free agent
-11.61 King
Good news: Some the of worst pitchers (Mikolas, Fedde) are about to leave.
Bad news: Some of the better pitchers (Maton, Helsley, Romero, Matz) are about to leave.
With 6 pitchers leaving soon, they need to add about half of a pitching staff of good pitchers.
Romero, Maton, etc were not high profile moves.
Fingers crossed on Graceffo, O’Brien, Svanson for the BP.
Pallante could also land back there.
The rotation needs to be rebuilt for 2025 heading into 2026.
We’ll see McGreevy get his shot after the break/deadline.
Probably won’t see Roby, Mathews, Hence until ST?
I wouldn’t push them.
If McGreevy establishes himself with Gray and Libby that’s a decent start.
Pallante could be a #5?
If MM/Matz/Fedde are all gone that’s a savings of $37M!
Although spending big $$ on pitching never seems to work for us and the injury risk makes me nervous.
More if you deal Helsley?
To me what they do with Helsley is the biggest story.
There will be chatter on Arenado but I think he’s here at least until the offseason.