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So apparently Meche has decided against surgery and wants to heal the injury
from ranys twitter So now Gil Meche *won't* have surgery, and hopes rehab will get him back in September. I'm setting the odds that this works at 0.0000001%. about 3 hours ago via TweetDeck |
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WTF, shouldn't there some kind of clause in a big money contract like that to protect against a guy refusing surgery when it's obviously needed? |
Meche is done as a royal, no way he starts again IMO....i'd say if anything he's a reliever. It sounds as if he does do surgery he'd be out most of next year anyway
Thanks Trey for letting meche destroy his arm |
Moose Tacos just homered again today. That makes 3 homers in the last 8 abs. Dreaming ahead to next year maybe we could see #'s like this
RF - David Dejesus .315 14 HRS CF - Mitch Maier .270 10 HRS 1B - Billy Butler .325 20 HRS DH - Kila Ka'aihue .285 25 HRS 100 walks 3B - Mike Moustakas .270 25 HRS LF - Alex Gordon .275 25 HRS C - Lucas May .270 13 HRS SS - Acquisition 2B - Mike Aviles .290 12 HRS ------------- 3B - Wilson Betemit OF - Greger Blanco 2B - Chris Getz SS - Yuniesky Betancourt We seem to have an abundance of 3B and 1B/DH in the minors. Somebody is going to have to get moved eventually if the AAA guys end up being successful at the majors. |
SS - Colon.
And I'm good with Aviles not playing. |
Aviles hasn't show much of anything this year, im fine with him being in the minors
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Lucas May is never going to be a starting catcher. Some guys will start to come up next year but the majority of the future is still another year or 2 away.
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Can Betemit play short? Lol
I just don't think colon is going to be ready anytime soon |
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If we don't see him next season, he damn well better be in KC in '12. College players are supposed to move relatively quickly. This is why a player like Crow has been such a ****ing disappointment this season. He should be in the pen for KC right now, and the fact that he's not is somewhat, not drastically but somewhat, disconcerting. |
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Care to link me to the article or message board you copied and pasted that post from? |
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May was in his eighth season with the Dodgers, during which time he had moved from shortstop to the outfield and finally to catcher, which he has been playing since 2007. He still plays like a converted catcher; this season is the first time that has allowed fewer than one passed ball every four games, and he’s thrown out just 19% of basestealers this year. (He did throw out 35% last year.) Offensively, some people are looking at his .296/.352/.496 line in Triple-A this year and projecting him as a good-hitting catcher; I’ve even read some comments implying that if he can’t catch, he can serve as a DH. This is patently ridiculous. The Dodgers’ Triple-A affiliate is in the thin air of Albuquerque, which inflates the numbers of even the most marginal hitters. This year, May is hitting .347/.392/.603 at home; at parks closer to sea level, he’s hitting .252/.318/.403. Baseball Prospectus does a great job (through their Davenport Translations) of converting the numbers of a minor-league player into his equivalent numbers in the major leagues, in a neutral ballpark. Based on May’s performance this year, if he had spent the year in the majors he could be expected to hit about .227/.278/.386. That’s backup-catcher material at best. So what do you have, exactly? You have a catcher who can’t really catch, and can’t really hit, and is already 25. It’s always nice to have catching depth, I suppose, but in terms of the long-term future of the franchise May ranks no higher than fifth or sixth on the depth chart. If you want a catcher who can’t hit but can play defense, the Royals already have Manny Pina in Omaha. If you want a catcher who can’t play defense but can hit, Brayan Pena is already in the majors and is a better hitter than May. If you want a catcher who might develop into a two-way threat, the Royals have Salvador Perez in Wilmington. And if you want a catcher who might develop into a superstar, there’s always Wil Myers. So what, exactly, does Lucas May do? I mean, other than take away at-bats from a younger, better player in Pina? He’s supposed to be a gamer and a leader on the field (he starred for Team USA last summer) and coachable and all that. Those are all great and wonderful things, but it doesn’t change the fact that he isn’t a better player than the guys the Royals already have, and likely never will be. That's from Rany good enough? |
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I just hope Colon can stay at SS
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I am going to watch Duffy make his AA debut in Springfield tonight :rockon:
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Anybody know about how much are set for in guaranteed salaries next year? Guillen, Farnsworth, Ankiel, and Posednik should account for some free money I would think. Then who do we target? Maybe a #2 pitcher or RF?
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Dayton's talk about 2014-15 should be a pretty nice indication that payroll will be low over the next several seasons. Please, forget all the bullshit promises told to taxpayers about a renovated stadium. |
Montgomery on the hill tonight. First inning 1-2-3 7 pitches 7 strikes 1 k.
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Tonight's Minor League Report:
Wilmington: Colon 1/3, HR, 2 RBI, BB Myers (DH) 3/5, 1 RBI, K Northwest Arkansas Montgomery 3 2/3 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 5 K's (No Decision) Giavotella 3/3, 1 RBI, 1 3B, BB Hosmer 0/4, K Omaha Moustakas 1/5, 1 RBI Lucas May homered Jai Miller homered twice. Did I miss anyone? |
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I wonder if the Royals will finish poorly enough to have the #1 pick.
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Royals will **** up the #1 pick anyway
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And where is the proof that Moore can effectively evaluate ML talent? Soria? Ok. But there's far more evidence to the contrary. |
Who are the notable free agents available in 2011 and 2012 as of right now?
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I'd be hesitant to spend much on this year's FA crop. They can make a run at Crawford, but that ain't gonna happen. Werth is dangerous in my opinion. Cliff Lee is going to be a Yankee. I would have to look at the FA class again, though, beyond that.
I would be OK with locking up Butler and possibly DeJesus, then spending wildly in the draft (this class is loaded). Losing into the no 3 draft spot would be nice. That would guarantee being able to get one of Purke, Rendon or Cole... All of whom would be a better use of 6 million than a middling FA, in my opinion. |
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He has shown a penchant for developing the Minor League System. However, that does not make one an effective Major League GM. He has given us PLENTY of evidence to the contrary. My personal opinion............he is in WAY the **** over his little pin head. |
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First, I agree with the overall premise that the FA class is weak. But I'm throwing serious cash at Crawford (6/108, opening bid) and Adam Dunn (3/45, opening bid). We have a better chance at Dunn, obviously, but I'd want to try to keep the deal to 3 years, if at all possible. |
you have to give dayton some credit on Pods. He is having a good year, and was flipped for young players
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Plus, it would be nice to see the all-time HR record fall... Dunn's career OPS+ is ****ing 133. What is that worth? I'm starting at 3 for 45 and willing to go 3 for 54 or 4 for 60. |
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Adding him would give us a respectable order: 1. De Jesus (CF) 2. Aviles (2B) 3. Butler (1B) 4. Dunn (RF) 5. Kila (DH) 6. Moustakas (3B) 7. Gordon (LF) 8. Pena (C) Lucas May? 9. Colon (SS) And wait for Hosmer to take Kila's place, Myers to take Pena's. |
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Billy Butler is going to ****ing dumb in 2012. .333. 35 hr. 140 rbi's
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Last 5 seasons of OBP: .348 .355 .319 .364 .359 And signing Crawford would not prevent us from locking up our young talent. Not saying ownership might not use it as an excuse... |
Some potential FA's in 2011...guys who don't have options in 2011:
http://mlbcontracts.blogspot.com/200...-for-2011.html Adam Dunn Paul Konerko Derrek Lee Carlos Pena Derek Jeter John Buck LOL Carl Crawford Jose Guillen LOL Jayson Werth Josh Beckett Cliff Lee Ted Lilly Tim Hudson A bunch of relievers I don't know how accurate that list is, so take it with a grain of salt. |
Dunn as our #1 target. Crawford as #2.
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Will DDJ still be a Type A free agent despite his injury/missed time? If so, let him walk imo.
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Jason Kendall |
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Guillen DFA. Per 810.
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Humber called up to replace Guillen.
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awesome!!!
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I guess that Posey trade fell through.
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Don't let the door hit you in the ass JG. |
Guillen's DFA is like the crowning of a cake.
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I'll give DM credit for cutting his losses now, because I was deathly afraid he was going to hang on to him most of this month hoping he still could swing a deal.
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