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It would be better than nothing TBH. Don't know how the cap part works though.

An old friend 2fer

Ah man, I didn't really want to be on Pedro's side, which means I am probably wrong here...

They should have done this two years ago, or at the latest last year, as that was still at max value for the big 3, but better late than never.

For a guy whose game was his legs? I think a large part of his fall off was related directly to this. It is a lot like a pitcher with a decent shoulder injury in that it takes away from what they use the most. Especially in the case of things like tendons, some of those things never really 100% recover, and when your game is speed and drive from your legs, it has to have an effect. It's why speed guys don't last as long as say power guys.

Not to mention it was actually true. He was basically a year older than the average A+ pitcher, which is very unusual for a real prospect.

Yeah, there was a write up around the time of the signing about how tradable that Williams contract would still be in the modern NBA, which is nuts to me, but apparently true.

The one that also never gets mentioned is the murder of his best friend.

Yeah, the idea this has been all in his head, but nothing to do with his injuries to his most important tool (his legs) is laughable.

Looks like a solid scouting opportunity

And we already know that Moldy can't catch, so that won't be a problem

Especially when you have the injury history that Crochet has.

Sale had a better base, much closer to his innings explosion, than Crochet did. I have yet to see anyone as a comp for what Garrett is looking at this year. I have asked a bunch of times, and there has never been one provided.

The 2003 era changes really did a ton to make it a solid ballpark. I think if it was anywhere else but 8 miles from Wrigley, it would have an entirely different reputation.,

It's sad, but true now.

I was hoping a change of scenery might do it for him, but I wonder if the leg injuries sapped his real talent. Love the guy, appreciate his struggles.

100% they are treating him like they don't care about his long term health implications. That's the first thing that told me he would be traded.

He was over 50% in his first 10 games worth of ABs too, which tells you he has adjusted well.

tf does it matter what we call it? The previous group failed miserably. Time for the next guys. This is a business, and if you want to win, you don't build around dog s%*#.

Great logic since we have Crochet and Robert and we still have all of the Lopez, Moldy, Phams of the world we can handle.