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I was good with either choice. Can understand both perspectives.
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There was literally no way he was starting up here. He's played a small amount of minor league games. The hype around him however is unlike any that I can remember from a Royals prospect. What was hype like online for Gordon? Was it this crazy?
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I think Twitter doesn't help, even non-Royals fans were going wild over what Witt was doing. Gordon didn't have that really.
That said, it's hard to compare anyone to the hype around Johnny Damon. But some of that was the Royals fault for putting him in that commercial with Brett. |
I think we could use Bobbys offensive punch out of the gate........if he struggles, send him down
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You’re paying for the future not the past. Don’t be dense. I am agnostic on the deal - his bat was insane last year and looks great in Arizona. He can absolutely command that if he hits anywhere close. But you NEVER pay on the past. See: Alex Gordon. Mike Sweeney. |
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Sal got this deal crushing 2020 pitching. He’d have gotten a similar deal from someone else putting us into this iIs. (See Grandal, Realmuto) We have little committed so I’m fine with it. But the dude really earned it in 2020, not before |
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the two weak spots in the line-up are CF and 2nd.
Start Witt and Isbell in AA and if they're raking in a few weeks/a month and either guy in KC is stinking it up, bring 'em up, with the saved year of control. Win/Win. |
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