@DouglasWhi43747@D0DGERSLAKERS@ChadMoriyama Nobody is trading for Skubal without giving up a ton as far as return players and without signing him to a massive extension. Idk how many teams can/would even do that. Two or three max so I don’t think driving up the price is really worth worrying about
@D0DGERSLAKERS@DouglasWhi43747@ChadMoriyama My post wasn’t to say that Glasnow isn’t good for the record. All I said was I think they can trade him and still be fine depth wise one way or another which was all the original post is about. You aren’t getting Skubal without trading away good players one way or another
@ChadMoriyama Does the depth even take that much of a hit in terms of regular season when Glasnow only pitches x number of innings a season anyways? Feels like you could recoup that with somebody in the minors or signing a random innings eater for cheap
@martymush Just because you would’ve watched the Yankees be dumb enough to try and play the ball when they didn’t need to doesn’t mean other teams don’t know the rules
@BlakeHHarris I don’t understand how they simultaneously swing at every pitching breaking down but also can’t adjust to hit it. It’s like they are wanting it they swing at it so much but somehow still don’t hit it. Mind boggling
@jamesjaragon I can’t even tell if you are just baiting or what at this point lmao. Here are the facts. It doesn’t matter if a tag up was or wasn’t needed. The play is the same for Teo. Stand on the bag. If he catches it run home. If he doesn’t, run home. If he bobbles it, run home. That’s it
@jamesjaragon@vincesince91 Go ahead and watch Teo on the replay again. He was already tagged and then when he saw the bobble he went back and tagged again a second time for no reason. That was the problem. He didn’t need to do that there was never any chance he ends up out at 3rd base on that play
@jamesjaragon@vincesince91 Yes if he bobbles the ball and catches it that is an out. It’s the fact that you think Teo would’ve somehow been out at 3rd. If he tags up and just leaves as soon as the ball touches the outfielders glove the first time he is free to leave. Doesn’t matter if he bobbles it or not