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Marlins Have Been in Touch with Jake Peavy.

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One example. Their is a guy named Cole Hamels on the trade block, and we have what it takes to get him, options are out there

 

 

 

No we don't.

And btw, i believe a 1 year 7 million dollar deal plus incentives can get it done.

 

 

 

No it won't.

Expensive acquisition for sure. I'm not opposed. I'm guessing he's around 12.5 per type at 33 and looking at his previous pay.

 

 

Except his arm doesnt work at the moment and it'd be redundant to have him and Jose in the same hypothetical rotation in 2015.

 

 

2015 isn't the last year of MLB. We'd have control of him through 2016. I'd pay 15 million or so for that.

 

 

Peavy would be a great consolation prize to Shields. Hell, probably even a blessing in disguise on a 2-year deal instead of Shields and a 4-5 year offer...

unrelated and I know it's been a couple years of this but I still can't believe Andrew Miller's gonna wind up getting like 40 million. Seems like the Marlins did everything they could to make it work here. Oh well.

 

 

I was thinking the same. Every time I hear about his free agency I think is this the same Andrew Miller we had?

 

 

Im surprised he is not getting offers to start. The only reason he didn't make it as a starter was because he had no control. Now that he's seemingly fixed that I would think it would be a steal to give him this contract and see if he can replicate his bullpen success in the rotation.

 

Ill always remember the one ridiculously dominant start he had against the phillies one year for some reason. Pretty sure we won the game 1-0 or something like that.

 

 

Im surprised he is not getting offers to start. The only reason he didn't make it as a starter was because he had no control. Now that he's seemingly fixed that I would think it would be a steal to give him this contract and see if he can replicate his bullpen success in the rotation.

 

Ill always remember the one ridiculously dominant start he had against the phillies one year for some reason. Pretty sure we won the game 1-0 or something like that.

 

I think I was at that game, actually. I remember that.

 

 

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Miller's effectiveness is based on a small number of batters faced. He thrived on teams with managers who know how to use a bullpen. If he's looking for money, he'll sign with the team offering the most, but if he's looking for success he'll sign with a team fronted by a manager who has a clue regarding bullpen management.

 

 

Miller's effectiveness is based on a small number of batters faced. He thrived on teams with managers who know how to use a bullpen. If he's looking for money, he'll sign with the team offering the most, but if he's looking for success he'll sign with a team fronted by a manager who has a clue regarding bullpen management.

 

I dont agree with that, he dominated lefties and righties last year. He wasn't a LOOGY.

 

 

Andrew Miller was in constant pain and agony while he was here

 

 

So were we.

 

 

I agree with dim. 3 years/45 million is probably right, maybe 40ish. 1year 7 million gets Peavy to laugh at us........a lot

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