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Any Tray health updates recently?

Debate/discuss.

Starting to think Larry Sheets has something he’s holding over TLR’s head from the 1980’s/early 90’s…

Pepiot has been mentioned a lot in potential Dodgers' trades as well recently...

Buxton Arraez/Abreu Jose Ramirez Carlos Correa/Anderson Josh Naylor Andres Gimenez 2B Luis Robert RF Haase or MJ Melendez C Benintendi LF Witt, Jr. Joe Ryan McKenzie/Bieber Kopech/Cueto Emmanuel Clase Dylan Cease Andrew Chafin Hendriks/Graveman Jhoan Duran Gregory Soto Tarik Skubal Singer Staumont Barlow

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/28/sport/mike-trout-back-condition-spt-intl/index.html Would make getting a huge haul back for Ohtani pretty much imperative…

How many players would be expected to improve with the same coaching staff? Lynn, Moncada, Grandal, Giolito, Jimenez and Pollock are arguably the most underperforming. If you run it out there with basically the same team and Colas in RF, will that really be any better? That’s “all in”? Really? Then there’s just as many players who could easily go backwards and/or get injured again, right?

Need 2012 Dunn/Gallo, not 2011/2021-22…

Jesus Pena lol. Andre Rienzo.

Then we have only 6 players actually worth their money on the roster. Cease Vaughn Anderson Robert Kopech…Abreu Mercedes .260, 1 , 7, .782 ops

Not quite as poignant as the Ron LeFlore Story, shot mostly at Clinton’s historic WWII era minor league ballpark.

Jay Cuda might know…if anyone can make sense of it through numbers.

Maybe the goal is to direct booing to a “player villain” instead…?

Fine trade the entire farm system except this year’s drafted pitchers and Montgomery/Colas/Vera. Just have to roll the dice I guess. If they totally gut the farm system and fail miserably, Hahn or JR or TLR have to gone somehow. If they win, great too.

Does anyone actually believe it makes sense to send important pieces out while TLR is still the manager? And I mean underachieving or oft-injured players on the 25 man MLB roster…

Oh, so that's what happened to Nick Williams! I'm not even sure we could trust him with Palka or Delmonico if they were to inexplicably return...

Are you sure you're not confusing them with the Cubs trading away Happ-y Robertson Contreras Schwindel etc.?

No One Here Gets Out Alive

Or darkness. This is the end, my only friend, the end. Jim Morrison Also terribly overvaluing all prospects not named Montgomery Vera Colas.

He might regress, sure. But he might have really found something like Loiaza in 2003 that lasts for most of the year. To say he doesn't give you a better chance than Giolito or Lynn or whoever takes Kopech starts down the stretch is a bit preposterous unless you forget the name and look carefully at the reasons behind the All-Star results. Plus we need at least one lefty for balance. That said, Rangers won't just give him away but also aren't forced to trader him if dissatisfied with the returns offered.

Guardians might win the division and they're still looking to deal Bieber, Plesac or Civale at the right price. Wouldn't that be a kick in the face if they can still pull off a "Rays counterintuitive stealth genius deadline" while adding youth to once again replace veterans and simultaneously get cheaper?

You're too far behind in likes at a Cubs' board to ever catch up?

Yeah, that 2003 season was a gut punch. The Jose Panigua game and the downfall of Esteban Loiaza during the last 6-8 weeks.

Well, maybe he meant guys who actually perform/ed well and somehow helped the team more than hindering it...which is arguably what locking up Pollock and not being able or willing to QO Rodon because of payroll limitations caused by picking up the Kimbrel option in the first place actually accomplished. It really seems like Charles Johnson was the last big time position player who made a significant impact back in 2000. And then there was White Flag, of course.

Gallo would have to be Pollock going the other way to cancel out two bad contracts...partially, at least.