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Granted one thing Hahn has done well the last couple years is find bum relievers who end up being pretty good for him.

It's not hard to see what the guy can't throw strikes...

Wait I thought we just DFAd this guy and he went to Japan

and flat apparently

My dude can't throw a strike. Guessing they'll try to sneak to Charlotte.

Fine w me

Good lord. Hope it happens just to see what that roster looks like, like 3 years from now.

He very heavily implied it at the live one they did at Reggies. I was fighting you on this one until I heard that.

This, I assume, is ignoring Mauer?

Its 100% pointless, it was never going to happen.

Available at a time and on terms that creates more questions than he answers.

Trading for Mookie Betts is pushing all of your chips in on 2020 while simultaneously leaving the exact same holes as you had in '20 going into '21.

It makes zero sense to me. If they had signed Wheeler then mayyyyyyybe it makes sense then, but that's even a stretch.

They need another, maybe even 2.

He threw 140 innings last year, I'd think whatever limit he's on at this point would be unlikely to actually limit him.

Maybe not in this hypothetical

How? These teams are like 100x more valuable than they were 25 years ago, that's not some happy accident that fell on a bunch of hobbyists.

I don't think this has been true since like the seventies.

I don't give a shit about Jerry's money, if it were up to me he would have to give most of it up. But I'm not under any delusions that billionaires are suddenly going to stop operating their businesses like a business. So I want the FO to be smart with the dumb limits they have.

I mean yeah the pressure is on, but that comes with trying to be a competitive baseball team. Doesn't mean not converting on 100% of targets is an failure of epic proportions. If missing Machado didn't sink this thing (it didn't), I really don't think Wheeler will. The Wheeler reaction has been 90% Machado PTSD.

What's bothering me is that there doesn't seem to be any middle ground between a home run and a disaster off season. Last year was definitely an unmitigated disaster. But I find any offseason that includes Yaz can't be a bad one, and there's still going to be moves made.

If it's any consolation, the Twins still don't have any pitching.

If Bum is as expensive as there are reports of, he can pound all the sand in the world. But, he'd still be at least a 3-4 win improvement to the rotation and that's not nothing. Even still, target Ryu.

The Mets I assume

I have a hard time imagining it'd be for much more than ML minimum.