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Can we keep Lewis and return Kepler.
Ohtani.They should probably trade Lewis right now to maximize their return.
How can you not be romantic about baseball.
I wasn't able to see the game but read an Astros comment board. They thought Gray got hosed by the umpire and then were very surprised when he got pulled out after 79 pitches.
Just wondering if Dick and Justin expressed any surprise when Gray was pulled? I know Gray has felt before that Rocco has a quicker hook than necessary.
Justin's not in the booth, it's Glen Perkins, who is the best color commentator they currently have on the roster, IMO.I wasn't able to see the game but read an Astros comment board. They thought Gray got hosed by the umpire and then were very surprised when he got pulled out after 79 pitches.
Just wondering if Dick and Justin expressed any surprise when Gray was pulled? I know Gray has felt before that Rocco has a quicker hook than necessary.
Justin's not in the booth, it's Glen Perkins, who is the best color commentator they currently have one the roster, IMO.
Totally. Let's trade 6 years of Lewis for 2.5 months of Ohtani so we can finally win a single play-off game and lose 2-1 in the first round.Ohtani.
Yeah Lewis would be a tough one. I think he can be a superstar very quickly. He'd probably be the only prospect off limit for an Ohtani trade. But I'm not sure Trout would be happy either if they're trading him for just prospects and no MLB ready players.Totally. Let's trade 6 years of Lewis for 2.5 months of Ohtani so we can finally win a single play-off game and lose 2-1 in the first round.
Not sure if you are being sarcastic but I have seen this suggested sincerely by others.
Mostly sarcastic. If this team was ready to win now (not including Lewis), then I would entertain it. But they are not.Totally. Let's trade 6 years of Lewis for 2.5 months of Ohtani so we can finally win a single play-off game and lose 2-1 in the first round.
Not sure if you are being sarcastic but I have seen this suggested sincerely by others.
It's unlikely the Angels will fall far enough out of it to trade him and if they do, the price will be insane. At least the Dodgers/Yankees/Mets can trade for him knowing signing to an extension is possible. Very hard to justify for Twins. They are more than Ohtani away from being WS contenders.Yeah Lewis would be a tough one. I think he can be a superstar very quickly. He'd probably be the only prospect off limit for an Ohtani trade. But I'm not sure Trout would be happy either if they're trading him for just prospects and no MLB ready players.
If I'm any of those teams I might not even deal with the whole trading business and just wait to throw oodles of money at him in the offseason. If your odds to sign him are extremely high due to what you spend why waste your whole farm system on the small chance you won't resign him?It's unlikely the Angels will fall far enough out of it to trade him and if they do, the price will be insane. At least the Dodgers/Yankees/Mets can trade for him knowing signing to an extension is possible. Very hard to justify for Twins. They are more than Ohtani away from being WS contenders.
I don't think Buxton is nearly healthy enough right now to field the CF position well at this point.It's time for Buxton to move to CF. Castro single-handedly torpedoed their chances today and Taylor can't hit. And Buxton's not hitting well enough to justify only DH'ing. If he gets hurt playing CF, oh well.
Perhaps not. They have to consider putting Kepler or Gallo in CF against RH pitching in that case.I don't think Buxton is nearly healthy enough right now to field the CF position well at this point.
I have serious doubts that he will even be a semi-regular outfielder ever again.
Correa and Buxton are killing the lineup right now. Our leaders aren’t leading.Odd how this team loves splits, but Correa bats 2nd or 3rd, no matter what, while maintaining a .200-ish average vs. RHP.
Buxton is a .240 career hitter. He is what he is and now doesn't play the field.Correa and Buxton are killing the lineup right now. Our leaders aren’t leading.