I have no problem with Bonifacio playing any of those positions. He's versatile; if the options at 2B/CF are better, play him at 3B.
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I have zero problem keeping JJ and Nolasco in walk years.
Also, I have no problem expecting a very Jhonny Peralta/Kelly Johnson/Macier Izturis/Marco Scutaro one year 2.0 WAR player wherever Bonifacio isn't.
They just need to sign a legit high end center fielder, one of those 2B/3B one year shlubs, and let's say bring in a veteran LF to help Ruggiano/Gaby(lomo shift), better backup catcher, and maybe a reliable 3rd RHP out of the pen on a small deal.
That's 85-88 wins on paper if they get more consistency from Reyes, Buck, Morrison, and Bell, less injuries to Stanton and Bonifacio. I'll take that with young/veteran pitching to deal at deadline.
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I'm looking at Leury Garcia's numbers, who TJ mentioned, and he has done so-so this year. He barely has an OBP over .300 this year in Double-A and he doesn't have a good track record of getting on base. He is, from what I've read, a plus defender though.LHP Chad James-Jupiter Hammerheads-
5-15 3.80 ERA (27 starts) 149.1IP 173H 63ER 51BB 124K
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Originally posted by Mainge View PostI think a lot would have to go right to contend next year.
Eovaldi and Turner would have to pitch well. Buerhle would have to repeat. Ricky would have to finally pitch to FIP. JJ needs to be JJ, not jj.
Lomo needs to figure it out. Buck needs to stop being terrible. Boni needs to be superBoni. Stanton needs stay healthy. Find production from 3rd & CF. Ruge needs to be Cody 2.0. And then pray for health because we have no depth.
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Originally posted by Miamarlin21 View PostI'm looking at Leury Garcia's numbers, who TJ mentioned, and he has done so-so this year. He barely has an OBP over .300 this year in Double-A and he doesn't have a good track record of getting on base. He is, from what I've read, a plus defender though.
I doubt we would do it,but would be a good deal for us if we did
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Originally posted by Miamarlin21 View PostI'd be OK with Olt, Buckel and Garica. Even in the off-season I think their stance should be Olt or no deal.
They offered Grimm plus 2 other prospects of Milwaukee's choosing for Greinke but were told No
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Originally posted by Mainge View PostWell Hanley was worse bad last year, you hate Buck, Lomo and Gaby are unproven.
Who else lost it?
Reyes has been bad. Gaby and Buck are worst player in MLB awful, Logan is probably a bad player long-term, but at least could do a OPS+ above 100 in 2010 and 2011, he's not there this year (88). Infante was adequate (though he feels like a really good 3.5 weeks hid a ton of suck) and Bonifacio's been "bad" (87 OPS+, though his .351 OBP is encouraging, as his SB%).
So yeah, everyone well under performing expectations.
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Jon Daniels has got some balls,reports are he told Philly that they are interested in Lee but not to ask for Profar or Olt and if Perez or Martin is in the deal they better be willing to eat alot of cash
I know he knows what he is doing but does he realize that eventually those guys tearing up the minors will need to come up?
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Originally posted by tjfla View PostJon Daniels has got some balls,reports are he told Philly that they are interested in Lee but not to ask for Profar or Olt and if Perez or Martin is in the deal they better be willing to eat alot of cash
I know he knows what he is doing but does he realize that eventually those guys tearing up the minors will need to come up?
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Originally posted by Swifty View PostIs this a serious question? Who's played well this year other than Ruggiano and Stanton?
Reyes has been bad. Gaby and Buck are worst player in MLB awful, Logan is probably a bad player long-term, but at least could do a OPS+ above 100 in 2010 and 2011, he's not there this year (88). Infante was adequate (though he feels like a really good 3.5 weeks hid a ton of suck) and Bonifacio's been "bad" (87 OPS+, though his .351 OBP is encouraging, as his SB%).
So yeah, everyone well under performing expectations.
The only proven hitters we have that have crazy underperformed are Buck and maybe Hanley. The rest are the pitfalls of playing young unproven guys.
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