Hmm scrubbs is rule 5 eligible ... kinda puts Whites value in a even lower light... dropped with a chance for nothing..and accepted something that can go away for nothing..
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2019 Houston Astros season thread “Take It Back”
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Originally posted by Tshelly View PostHis ability to be a weapon on the base paths in the playoffs is his meal ticket right now.
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Going to miss Kemp, always like him. Seemed like just an all around great guy.
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Originally posted by Chase This! View PostSo do the Stros get Thor? I think yes.
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After all of the injuries and not much production from the 4 and 5 spots of the rotation this team is still on pace to win 103 games. With August and Sept being the softest part of their schedule this year, possible trade(s) to upgrade the pitching and finally a fully healthy offense, I will stand by my prediction of 105+ wins for this team. Go Stros!
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This guy think Thor to Astros is gonna happen..
PREDICTION: METS SHIP SYNDERGAARD TO AL JUGGERNAUT
Noah Syndergaard SP
NYM N.Y. Mets • #34 • Age: 26
2019 Stats
ERA
4.33
WHIP
1.26
IP
126.2
BB
36
K
126
Let's unfurl the prediction right up front: The Mets are going to trade fire-breathing right-hander Noah Syndergaard before Thursday's deadline, and they're going to trade him to theAstros.
Syndergaard hasn't yielded vintage results in his age-26 campaign, but he's still got the big-time velocity and wipeout supporting pitches. Given the wearying dysfunction surrounding the Mets and the fact that Thor is presently backed by one of MLB's worst team defenses, it's not surprising that he'd have some uninspiring results on the run-prevention front.
As for the Astros, they badly need additional rotation depth right about now, and they're looking for exactly that as they aim to return to the World Series. As well, their recent semi-history of "coaching up" high-upsiders like Gerrit Cole (while not faring all that well when it comes to developing their own arms) suggests Thor could benefit from such a pairing. The Astros have a recent history of success when it comes to improving spin rate in arms new to the organization, and Syndergaard right now ranks in just the 23rd percentile in fastball spin rate. As such, there's plenty of space for improvement. Syndergaard also isn't eligible for free agency until after the 2021 season. So in addition to upgrading the Astros' chances for a title in 2019, he'd also provide a hedge against Cole's departure via free agency this coming winter.
So, yes, Syndergaard to the Astros is happening. If this does not come to pass, then feel free to engage with the author on ******* and or Friendster.
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