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I'm a minor league baseball follower because it's always fascinated me. It's a middle ground, as Deez has pointed out multiple times. If you're a team that can't afford to buy talent on the FA market and signing your own players to enormous deals, you have to balance a good farm system with solid GM work and making good choices about which guys you keep on the MLB roster and which ones you're willing to cut ties with due to cost. I'm not a cling to all prospects guy (in fact, I spent a good portion of the 2012 thread arguing that KC SHOULD trade then for Matt Garza) by any means. But when someone undervalues prospects and is suggesting shipping them out for garbage, like Petro was doing, I think it's clear they are missing part of the picture. |
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Besides Kendrick and Weeks, what are some other options that we might have at 2B?
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Reply I saw from Crasnick on ESPN.com re: will the Royals do anything today.
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As much as we complained about Shields and Davis, this board would have gone absolutely ape-bleep on that trade. |
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You only make a big trade today if you are afraid of finishing with 86-87 wins and falling just 1 or 2 games short, because thats all he'll be able to do for us over Getz. |
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Doing nothing would be a failure, in my view. |
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When we traded 6 years of Myers for 2 years of Shields, it was all-in on a short window. Don't agree with that, but since it is what it is, then effing go for it. Instead, what I'm seeing so far (and the day is young), is DM raising expectations to excuse not trading Santana ("We're in it to win as many games as possible!") and then lowering expectations to excuse not adding players to help compete ("Oven's not on, crickets chirping, so hard to make trades these days," etc.). He wants it both ways. **** that shit. |
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