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The Royals are starting to put some legit pieces in place, but '14 looks more and more like the year, not '13. All this said, I'd still be willing to push all of our chips in for Stanton. |
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Shields Duffy Guthrie Davis (Ick. Paulino is a possibility, but I'm not taking his return for granted.) Ventura |
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I think Ventura is going to be an ace in the future. |
I would love to see billy's numbers if he played the field. I think it gets real old for him just hitting.
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No one ever asks Yost why Esky continues to bat in the #2 spot?
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Nope, but at least we know that Davies actually pitched well tonight. That's a relief.
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Good ol' Barnhead Ned. |
Santana is as good as gone next year...
I just don't see GMDM trading anyone off this roster unless it better this team this year. He's out to save his ass....the smart thing is that the Royals won't win this division and trade Santana for a ML hitter. I would trade the minors for Stanton |
This is where Deez and I fly off the rails in different directions. I don't know if there are pitching prospects... but most teams need to develop a pitcher or two on their own to compete. Unless you're gonna pull Dave Duncan out of the weeds and go win titles with guys like Suppan and Jeff Weaver. Of course the Royals have probably developed young pitchers worse than young hitters, which is saying something.
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Just because you want to keep Ventura doesn't mean that you have to create a false binary; advocating trading a "pitching prospect" isn't the same as advocating keeping Davies in the rotation. Santana is a one-year deal. Trade him. Or...trade the shit out of the farm to get viable pieces now. How much productivity have we seen from "the greatest farm system in baseball history?" Answer: not enormous amounts, which proves exactly what most prospects should be used for: trade chips. |
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