Tink Hence DFA'd

[JohnnyMO]

Wow. Shocked they didn’t at least try to throw him a deadline deal before the Dfa.

[WaltsSuccessor]

Wow. Shocked they didn’t at least try to throw him a deadline deal before the Dfa.

Still can. DFA means they have 10 days to work a trade or release him. You’re probably thinking of waivers.

[11WSChamps]

Thinning the herd.

You rebuild at all minor league levels.

Better players come along and others fall by the wayside.

Hence unable to stay healthy was unfortunate but its time to move on.

[stlbirdlover]

More bad news

[Melville]

what an ego. If only the Cards would put him in charge of everything.

I have no idea if Hence has an ego.
And I suspect he would rather continue his career than move to a front office role.

[Melville]

significant potential unrealized

Inevitable outcome arrived.

[Melville]

He should have been moved to a reliever years ago, I said it then. That frame rarely holds up to starters innings. Others on here have said the same

Correct.
To a point.

[Cardinals1964]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You keep an accuracy rate?

[Melville]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You're such a tool lmao

+1000

no 1 but you melville cares what you said on the internet almost 5yrs ago, so for you to pimp it like you did is so lame. how about you start your own internet forum for this lame act of pimping out yourself (since thats all you really do on CT) if you care so much about posterity

I am gratified that you enjoy my posts.
I cordially invite you to continue your education.
Never about me.
Only and always about the game - and the best analysis you will find anytime, anywhere, from anyone.

[Melville]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You keep an accuracy rate?

An algorithm.

[Cardinals1964]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You keep an accuracy rate?

An algorithm.

I’d like to see your data.

[Melville]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You keep an accuracy rate?

An algorithm.

I’d like to see your data.

Done!
Simply read my posts.
The data is there for you.

[UMR-alum-05]

Block the idiot Melville and I'll enjoy this place a lot more.

Pompous ppprick

[ronnie76]

Block the idiot Melville and I'll enjoy this place a lot more.

Pompous ppprick

Not to mention, delusional and pathological liar too.

[Cardinals1964]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You keep an accuracy rate?

An algorithm.

I’d like to see your data.

Done!
Simply read my posts.
The data is there for you.

I’m not searching 5 years of posts.

[JuanAgosto]

That’s a shame. He was ranked our #2, #3, #2 prospect the three years previous to 2026.

Good point.
And I was the only person on the planet who correctly advised in the fall of 2022 (and the years which followed) that the Cardinals should trade him.
Said he would never be an effective MLB starter.
Said he was simply too slight of build and stature to make it.
I was, of course, correct.
The trick is to be free of bias, free of agenda, and free of personal investment.
Simply follow available facts to the most like outcome.
That is why my accuracy rate now stands at 96.91%.
Hence will be 24 in a couple of weeks.
Still young enough for another team to take a chance on his as organizational filler.
Wish him well.
Perhaps he shows up as a middle inning relief pitcher and gets to make it to the show - even if only briefly.
My advice to everyone else?
Keep reading.
Keep learning.

You keep an accuracy rate?

An algorithm.

I’d like to see your data.

Done!
Simply read my posts.
The data is there for you.

I’m not searching 5 years of posts.

If you want to see the data, don't be a lazy (donkey). Look through it. Otherwise don't ask for it. Putz