Cabrera being able to finish this game off would be big for a bullpen game. All of a sudden that’s just a normal 5 inning start with only a few relievers used, and you’re two best relievers getting the night off. That was a huge inning not only for this game but hopefully for the next few as well if Cabrera can just not blow up the rest of the night
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I will die on the hill that Cabrera will eventually at least get his control and command to the point where he becomes a #3 starter with the ceiling of an ace. He’s just way too young with way too much talent to not eventually get it under control (no pun intended)
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Originally posted by fish16 View PostLou would probably be able to answer this- were we able to gain any kind of extra control of Cabrera in the month plus that he was sent down for?
However, he was down 35 days so I think that would net out to he’ll end this year (assuming not going down here on out) at 1.133 days. Historical Super2 deadlines are around 2.116-2.134 days. It varies, usually low/mid 120s on average. Puk recently missed it at 2.124 days for perspective. So they might have deflected a super2. It’s going to be really close. If they are able to send him down for another 10 days they’ll probably do it, but that’s a real hard sell right now with Sandy hurt and Eury teetering on innings. So, if anything, maybe they saved likely not so much money as it’s not like Cabrera is doing great for his career right now. But I am very confident the Marlins do everything in their power to save money and likely have mapped out everyone in baseball to know the threshold so I’m not going to be surprised if he misses it by the skin of his teeth. We’ll see post 2024 but the TLDR is no more control, maybe a few million bucks saved over 2025-2028 if Cabrera makes it.
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Originally posted by Lee Stone View PostAs shared months ago, it would be great to see Edwards, Arraez, and Chisholm at top of the order. We'll get there one of these days, and then it will stay that way. (Wouldn't mind seeing Amaya at SS and hitting ninth either.)
vs RHP
1 1B Arraez
2 2B Edwards
3 CF Jazz
4 DH Bell (next three relatively interchangeable)
5 3B Burger
6 RF Sanchez
7 LF DLC (next two relatively interchangeable)
8 SS Berti
9 C Fortes/Stallings
(B - Fortes/Stallings, Yuli, Amaya, Hampson, Wendle/Myers)
vs LHP
1 3B Berti
2 DH Bell
3 1B Burger
4 2B Arraez
5 RF DLC
6 CF Jazz/Edwards
7 LF Edwards/Hampson
8 C Fortes
9 SS Amaya
(B - Stallings, Yuli, Sanchez, Wendle/Myers, one of Jazz/Edwards/Hampson)
Just pray to god on OF defense against lefties, but it "works" without Soler doing something like this. It's just time to ride the starting bats with relatively no off days. Sink or swim.
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Shane Reynolds kicking ass for Padres AAA. 7.2 innings and ... drumroll ... 24 runs. Cooper performing at the same rate he always has for the Padres. .748 OPS. On the Marlins side of that one, Weathers is proving to be a solid AAA starter. Maybe he'll solve his command issues and become another Luzardo.Last edited by Lee Stone; 09-07-2023, 03:36 PM.
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Originally posted by Lee Stone View PostShane Reynolds kicking ass for Padres AAA. 7.2 innings and ... drumroll ... 24 runs. Cooper performing at the same rate he always has for the Padres. .748 OPS. On the Marlins side of that one, Weathers is proving to be a solid AAA starter. Maybe he'll solve his command issues and become another Luzardo.
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