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Ricky Nolasco traded to Dodgers

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yeah I mean I think that was always a given. and really I don't think the Dodgers have one of the top systems either so outside of the top 4 or 5 guys, no one is really upper echelon IMO. Wasn't going to be Chris Reed or Pederson or something.

So one of them is going to be on the big league team this year? Seems like we're getting a veteran in return...

Joe Frisaro �@JoeFrisaro 3m

hearing Nolasco deal is expected to be completed tonight. Finalizing details #Marlins #Dodgers Sounds like for 3 pitchers, 2 prospects

 

 

So we'd give them 3 pitchers, and we'd get 2 prospects?

 

 

My understanding is 2 prospects and a pitcher already on the Dodgers roster who's probably pretty bad.

So who is the non prospect? Fife?

 

 

Fife is pitching tonight so we might know soon.

So who is the non prospect? Fife?

 

 

Fife is pitching tonight so we might know soon.

 

 

Might be the reason for the delay in "finalizing details"- Dodgers determining if they have anyone who can replace Fife for tonight's start. This is pure conjecture, but it makes sense in my mind. IF the Marlins do actually get Fife plus two other prospects, PLUS the money remaining on Nolasco's contract, that would be an absolute steal. Fife is more or less equal to Nolasco but a lot younger, plus all of the extras? Sign me up.

Joe Frisaro �@JoeFrisaro 3m

Nolasco's strong start at #Braves on Wednesday has sweetened players #Marlins expect to get in return from #Dodgers

 

 

 

Excellent.

Joe Frisaro �@JoeFrisaro 3m

Nolasco's strong start at #Braves on Wednesday has sweetened players #Marlins expect to get in return from #Dodgers

 

Excellent.

 

 

Pretty incredible a single start can have any influence at all. But hey, it's the dodgers, as short term thinking as a team can be.

It's not Fife.

 

"The Dodgers and Marlins are nearing a trade that will send right-hander Ricky Nolasco to Los Angeles for three Minor League pitchers, a source confirmed to MLB.com, and the deal likely will be finalized later Saturday evening."

Steve Ames has a career 236 to 35 strikeout to walk ratio and a career 1.93 ERA. While he doesn't necessarily have outstanding stuff, his ability to locate pitches and pitch to contact has gotten him a spot on the Dodgers 40 man roster. His fastball can get up to 94 and his out pitch is his slider, but he also throws a curveball and changeup on occasion.

Ames has great strikeout numbers in the minors but from what I can gather, he doesn't have much on his fastball (90-92 MPH). I wonder how that will translate into the major leagues.

 

 

I'm sure we'll find out soon as I imagine fish call him up immediately

Nolasco gone forever makes me both sad and happy.

 

Happy because his inconsistency can make the most sane man go mad. Sad because he's the last semblance of that strangely fun 2006 squad. Goodbye Ricky, its been real.

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