Kyle Hendricks BandWGN

[David]

Get on early

[Aaron_Kennelly]

I'm in on the mini-Doug Fister.

[Guest]

meh. pitcher.

[A New Era]

I was on it as soon as I realized Bosio was great, and then remembering he lobbied for Hendricks in spring training. That's a quality seal of approval if I ever did see one.

 

And BandWGN? is this the last year for that hopefully?

[Guest]

Petition to call him Doc.

[Hairyducked Idiot]

Totes on

[davell]

Absolutely on.

[Tangled Up in Plaid]

http://i.imgur.com/WuEIFUB.gif

[muntjack]

Been on for quite some time

[TruffleShuffle]

i am totally ready for the return of bandWGNs. count me in on this one, as long as what i'm bandWGN'ing onto is him being a good back-of-the-rotation pitcher at a low price for a few years.

[The-Kris-Bryant]

Randy Wells.

[WrigleyField 22]

Randy Wells.

The first two years of Randy Wells would be okay to stick in the 5th spot next year.

[Tangled Up in Plaid]

While I'm not ready to get on any bandwagons, Kyle Hendricks is much better than Randy Wells. He actually has decent off-speed pitches.

[Guest]

Greg Maddux

[WrigleyField 22]

You mean Madducks

[Named After Maddux]

You mean Madducks

 

Absolutely

[PackLandVA]

Maddicks

[sneakypower]

i've always liked this guy's potential; i had him 10th vs. 17th rank in the midseason community rankings last year and i'm glad he's validated my faith so far

[gscool89]

Randy Wells.

Wells was never highly regarded (IIRC) and was clearly pitching over his head.

[seanimal]

meh. pitcher.

 

right, so get on before the inevitable happens

[bhogg]

I can only assume a hammered drunk Sutcliffe is driving the bandWGN

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Are we still gonna need BandWGNs when the new TV deal is signed?

[d_money]

Randy Wells.

But with a brain

[Sammy Sofa]

I'm on, but let's eat him for meat when he stinks.

[mul21]

Randy Wells.

Wells was never highly regarded (IIRC) and was clearly pitching over his head.

 

No, he was actually decent but got hurt and was never the same. Never great, but a solid back end guy who lost some velocity after the injury and demonstrated how thin the line between success and failure is in MLB.