The highest paid reliever in franchise history did not close it.
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I didn't say he was great tonight. Just saying that Nunez did not close it.
Also, we can say that Cishek is better because he's been better this year. Because unlike Nunez, he doesn't give up HR's like it's awesome to do so.
But yeah, the real save was probably the job that Mujica did in the 8th tonight.
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Originally posted by Erick View PostI didn't say he was great tonight. Just saying that Nunez did not close it.
Also, we can say that Cishek is better because he's been better this year. Because unlike Nunez, he doesn't give up HR's like it's awesome to do so.
But yeah, the real save was probably the job that Mujica did in the 8th tonight.
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Originally posted by TealMonster08 View PostDo you think any team would take Steve Cishek over Leo Nunez right now? If they had the choice...
If they don't, they should probably fire the GM.
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Originally posted by Hugg View PostCishek's been a pretty nice low leverage guy for us
in his 5 save opps, opponents are hitting .333/.375/.467 off him
small, small sample size, but doubt he's the answer
It's not silly to think that he'll end up having a better career than Leo Nunez, though.
Leo Nunez has made it pretty clear that he's not the answer, either.
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Originally posted by TealMonster08 View PostContracts included, I agree that Cishek is more appealing. But if money is not involved, Cishek is not more attractive than Nunez. But neither of them are closers at this point.
If this question was asked last year, I'd agree with you.
But Cishek has gotten a lot better this year. Whether that's sustainable or not is still unknown.
Leo Nunez has gotten a lot worse this year.
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Originally posted by Hugg View PostWithout money involved, the majority of teams would definitely take Nunez
I fail to see what makes him clearly better.
Last year, he was promising (the best year of his career), but the results weren't there as he ended up blowing a bunch of saves/losing the closer's role at around the same time.
This year, his peripherals are garbage, as are his numbers.
Leo Nunez is basically only a high-leverage reliever on a bad team.
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