July 27, 200718 yr QUOTE(Steve9347 @ Jul 27, 2007 -> 03:59 PM) please no more RP well.. that's what we got
July 27, 200718 yr "Selected by Chicago White Sox in 20th Round (599th overall) of 2004 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) "
July 27, 200718 yr QUOTE(Flash Tizzle @ Jul 27, 2007 -> 01:59 PM) Carlos Carrasco wouldn't be bad, either. He's @ AA from what I'm reading on the Phils system.
July 27, 200718 yr QUOTE(Balance @ Jul 27, 2007 -> 02:01 PM) The Score just confirmed it's Michael Dubee, RP. 18th round draft pick in 2006. Blurb from BA @ Draft time: 21 547 PHI Michael Dubee rhp Okaloosa-Walton (Fla.) CC FL $125,000 Michael Dubee was a 32nd-round pick for the Royals who faded as the season went on, but he has an advanced feel for pitching and a four-pitch repertoire. The son of Phillies pitching coach Rich, Dubee's fastball was up to 94 mph last fall, though he pitched around 87 mph this spring. He has a good curveball that he'll throw in any count. He uses his changeup effectively against lefthanders.
July 27, 200718 yr Excited to see Richar, whatever we can get for our overpriced, underperforming talent is fine by me.
July 27, 200718 yr QUOTE(Steve9347 @ Jul 27, 2007 -> 10:03 PM) WOW MORE RELIEF PITCHERS! ID RATHER KEEP GOOCH AND LET HIM PLAY OUT HIS CONTRACT Pretty much. Especially pitchers with 87 MPH fast balls.
July 27, 200718 yr QUOTE(rangercal @ Jul 27, 2007 -> 02:04 PM) would we have gotten draft picks for gooch? isn't picks> dubee? If Tad wound up a B level FA, he'd bring back a sandwich pick.
July 27, 200718 yr Dubee's numbers this season: 30 games, 55.2 IP, 4-4, 3.88 ERA, 55 hits, 22 walks, 24 ER, 54 strikeouts, GO/AO 1.62, 2 hr, .248 Batting against.
July 27, 200718 yr If Tad wound up a B level FA, he'd bring back a sandwich pick. I'm pretty sure his contract was like Contreras and Matsui'sm where they had to be signed by November 15th and could not be offered arbitration.
July 27, 200718 yr 21 547 PHI Michael Dubee rhp Okaloosa-Walton (Fla.) CC FL $125,000 Michael Dubee was a 32nd-round pick for the Royals who faded as the season went on, but he has an advanced feel for pitching and a four-pitch repertoire. The son of Phillies pitching coach Rich, Dubee's fastball was up to 94 mph last fall, though he pitched around 87 mph this spring. He has a good curveball that he'll throw in any count. He uses his changeup effectively against lefthanders. Has he been pitching in the Arizona League lately or something? I'll miss you, Tadahito. Good luck!
July 27, 200718 yr How the f*** do you not do better than that? They have to be at least somehwat deperate.
July 27, 200718 yr I just don't get this... I'd rather have the draft pick. Couldn't they have at least gotten a really s***ty POSITION PLAYING prospect?
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