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Marlins Acquire Fernando Rodney

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Oh yeah they would. Paddack would crack any top 100 (more towards the 100) list right now and is probably our #1 or #2 prospect. 

 

I still don't understand why kolek is still listed number one.  Naylor, Stone or Paddack should be the top 3

 

 

his dad liked one of my tweets

 

that should be enough.

 

 

I still don't understand why kolek is still listed number one.  Naylor, Stone or Paddack should be the top 3

 

paddack was traded today.

 

oh Saturday when I get time im opening my 2016 topps series 2 set. I will so mark out when I get Rodney's card.

 

 

This trade is fine by me. People saying we are set with Barraclough-Phelps-Ramos but adding Rodney provides very good depth. Chances are one of the top bullpen pitchers will go on the DL during the season so much better to have Rodney to slide in than have to call up Ege or Breslow again.

 

 

paddack was traded today.

 

oh Saturday when I get time im opening my 2016 topps series 2 set. I will so mark out when I get Rodney's card.

 

I meant Top 3 before the tradde

 

 

This trade is fine by me. People saying we are set with Barraclough-Phelps-Ramos but adding Rodney provides very good depth. Chances are one of the top bullpen pitchers will go on the DL during the season so much better to have Rodney to slide in than have to call up Ege or Breslow again.

 

so we traded arguably our best SP prospect for bullpen depth?

 

 

so we traded arguably our best SP prospect for bullpen depth?

 

As Erick has been saying we have to go all out this season. We are well placed at the end of June and our main wildcard rivals have some pretty significant players currently injured. Rodney in the 8th inning will be an upgrade to the bullpen. No guarantees that Paddack will ever amount to anything.

 

 

His hat doesn't bother me as much as some of these fools who wear their jerseys a size too big and have the top half unbuttoned with three gold chains around their neck. Like Hanley that ugly disheveled looking fuck.

 

 

I'm not a huge fan of the trade but this obviously makes us better now and especially next year assuming Rodney still produces. Capps, Ramos, Phelps, Rodney, and Barraclough is absolutely ridiculous. 

 

 

he was the first one I saw wearing croocked as hell , CC Sebathia ias another one, but now I'm seeing these punks like Pineda doing it and a few others , they want to look gansta, bunck of dumb asses is what they are

 

 

Even though he has stellar stats this season (17 saves, 0.31 ERA, 0.87 WHIP), Rodney will now move to a setup role in Miami and thus can be dropped in mixed leagues. Back in San Diego, righty Kevin Quackenbush and rookie southpaw Ryan Buchter are the favorites to earn saves. Having held opponents scoreless in 33 of his 37 appearances this year, the lefty may be the best choice for those speculating on San Diego's next closer. Quackenbush has been solid himself (3.55 ERA, 1.16 WHIP), but he lacks the swing-and-miss stuff (4.6 K/9 in '16) that managers often love to see in their firemen.

 

 

if loria makes players shave, he will definitely make Rodney wear the hat correctly.

 

 

Even though he has stellar stats this season (17 saves, 0.31 ERA, 0.87 WHIP), Rodney will now move to a setup role in Miami and thus can be dropped in mixed leagues. Back in San Diego, righty Kevin Quackenbush and rookie southpaw Ryan Buchter are the favorites to earn saves. Having held opponents scoreless in 33 of his 37 appearances this year, the lefty may be the best choice for those speculating on San Diego's next closer. Quackenbush has been solid himself (3.55 ERA, 1.16 WHIP), but he lacks the swing-and-miss stuff (4.6 K/9 in '16) that managers often love to see in their firemen.

 

I gotta say, your writing has really improved.

 

 

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