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Didn't say it was outside his circle, or even outside the organization. I'd honestly be shocked if a board member has never said, hey maybe it's time to move on from these guys

No, the right move would have been to leave all three of those guys off the roster and sign someone who hasn't been bad at baseball for half a decade. If you want Avi so damn bad, sign him next year.

If it ever gets to a point where trading Yoan Moncad makes sense they have failed. That inflection point is a lot closer than people seem to realize.

Well there's that guy playing shortstop that has been talked about every day all year long.

And who would that be?

This is a perfect example of whining for the sake of whining. Were talking about not giving Avi mf'ing Garcia 10 million dollars. It was the right move then, it's the right move now, and it will continue to be the right move forever. It's no different that the Tigers moving on from McCann, which was also the right move.

Lol great minds

Kenny bad! Hahn good!

Carrasco absolutely owns him. I’m totally fine with it.

I’m not nearly as optimistic as you, but I think there’s no excuse to not start looking to fill holes with actual good Major League Baseball players. They should be competitive next year.

Had me fooled sitting directly above him I thought it was way gone

Lopez might have given up 10 bombs if it was july. Nice start though.

Moncada is fine

They mixed up tilson and Cordell’s picture on the scoreboard which is hilarious

Moncada is fine

The theme nights are so half assed I can’t imagine anyone has ever made plans for them. Except Elvis night maybe

Well yeah I’m not advocating for that

You would think. Probably will break camp with the team anyway. He makes Adam Engel and Avi Garcia easy to get rid of

DHing your other catcher is a bad idea.

It was considered a minor miracle that he was available at 3. Injuries happen. Sucks it didn't work out but out of all the picks to complain about, this isn't really one. I can't really fault any team for not being to predict pitching injuries, because if any one could, they'd be the single richest person in baseball.

Rodon was never a key to this. I'd also argue that attrition is part of the plan anyway, at least it had better be.

There is no 8 years. That would be a new rebuild at that point. They know this.

I'd be interested to know if Organizational health is actually noticeably different, or if we are just paying more attention to it now.

Not necessarily, could be any number of things.

I'd be surprised if we ever seen him in black and white again