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Marlins at SD

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Also, if he gets through the next inning without a hit, it's another quality start.  For a dude throwing in the mid 80's who is costing us absolutely nothing, I'll take that every day.  I don't even remember the last time he didn't produce a quality start. Sure, he's homer prone, but the real issue is that we can't seem to score more than 2-3 runs with any sort of consistency. 

 

He actually did cost us something is the thing. Marlins gave the doyers an extra prospect or two to take on Haren's salary. 

 

 

He actually did cost us something is the thing. Marlins gave the doyers an extra prospect or two to take on Haren's salary. 

 

K fine, two crappy prospects lol.  But you agree it beats Brand Hand? 

 

 

Brad hand? Goodnight. #neverforget #toronto #rogerscenter #june8 #notoutoffirstinning #horriblepitcher #hasnudephotosofloriaandthatswhyheisstillontheteam

 

 

That was the best pitch I ever saw Hand throw

 

"this pitcher sucks but let me swing and miss to boost his confidence while making him look good" - you up that trade value, brad!

 

 

Gotta be honest, Brad Hand has his moments when he looks pretty legit out of the pen.

 

 

Gotta be honest, Brad Hand has his moments when he looks pretty legit out of the pen.

 

trade this enigma.

 

 

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