Gorzelanny on the block?

[Tracer Bullet]

Depending on how he does, it might be a case where they would be selling higher than where he was when they acq'd him.

 

Gorzelanny has definitely made some mechanical improvements which has brought back some bite to his breaking ball and has much better command/control.

 

Although at this point, there aren't too many teams that have losing records that also have the depth to have a quality 8th inning guy at this point of the year.

 

When was the last time the Cubs did that?

 

this is simply thoughtless and ridiculous. I know it's fun for you, but did you consider any recent trades before posting this?

[sneakypower]

fun fact: Wells & Gorz have a better xFIP than Ubaldo Jimenez right now (both top-15)

[CincyCubsFan]

J Jax

 

This has to stop.

[Little Slide Rooter]

J Jax

 

This has to stop.

 

Didnt mean to offend you there A Van.

[circlecitycub]

Depending on how he does, it might be a case where they would be selling higher than where he was when they acq'd him.

 

Gorzelanny has definitely made some mechanical improvements which has brought back some bite to his breaking ball and has much better command/control.

 

Although at this point, there aren't too many teams that have losing records that also have the depth to have a quality 8th inning guy at this point of the year.

 

I wonder if a team with a strong back end of the bullpen, but a weakness in the rotation would be interested. I have no idea what team (if any) that might describe, but that would probably be our best option in trading Gorzo, I think.

 

Pittsburgh for Evan Meek.

[Clem Fandango]

J Jax

 

This has to stop.

 

Fine. J.J. it is then. And so not to offend you, whenever Brett Jackson gets close to callup time we'll just call him B.J. to keep it simple, yet sophomoric

[Jake]

Depending on how he does, it might be a case where they would be selling higher than where he was when they acq'd him.

 

Gorzelanny has definitely made some mechanical improvements which has brought back some bite to his breaking ball and has much better command/control.

 

Although at this point, there aren't too many teams that have losing records that also have the depth to have a quality 8th inning guy at this point of the year.

 

I wonder if a team with a strong back end of the bullpen, but a weakness in the rotation would be interested. I have no idea what team (if any) that might describe, but that would probably be our best option in trading Gorzo, I think.

 

Pittsburgh for Kevin Hart.

Fixed.