#NotAllPitchers

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[PackLandVA]

https://sports.yahoo.com/orioles-ace-john-means-to-undergo-tommy-john-surgery-after-breakout-season-163637371.html

 

John Means....we hardly knew ya'.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

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[soccer10k]

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Out 6-8 weeks with an oblique strain.

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[CubinNY]

Interesting point by Law

 

[UMFan83]

 

Yikes for him. I feel no sympathy for the Dodgers though, they'll be fine.

[We Got The Whole 9]

 

Yikes for him. I feel no sympathy for the Dodgers though, they'll be fine.

Of course they will, Dustin May returned the day after they announced Buehler was done. And May was absolutely filthy in his rehab starts and his debut.

 

Waves and waves.

 

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[jersey cubs fan]

Kumar Rocker is getting TJS

[sweetpeteman]

Strasburg shut down with "severe nerve damage."

 

 

Apparently his contract isn't insured so the Nats are paying $35m a year through 2026. Also, he and Corbin combine for $70m of the Nats payroll next year.

[Derwood]

 

[UMFan83]

20 hours ago, Derwood said:

 

And its what everyone feared:

 

 

[soccer10k]

The Mets chose … wisely?

[PackLandVA]

[Transmogrified Tiger]

10 minutes ago, TomtheBombadil said:

 

 

Between this and the possibility that Wander may have a long suspension/jail in his future, I'm low key wondering if Glasnow becomes available this offseason

[Ding Dong Johnson]

 

[PackLandVA]

Syndergaard, de Grom, Harvey, Wheeler, Maatz - this rotation is gonna make the Mets nearly unbeatable.

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[We Got The Whole 9]

What a kick in the dicks for the Orioles. Bautista probably needs TJ. 

[UMFan83]

 

That sucks for the Brewers but they'll probably find a soft tossing journeyman to put up a 2.75 ERA instead.

[Bertz]

I'd sort of already chalked up the Brewers trading one of Burnes/Woodruff this winter.  But this means they don't get the prospects or to reallocate the dollars.

Pretty tough first test for the FO post-Stearns

[Tryptamine]

Woodruff has 2 years left under control, 1 of which he can't pitch. I think there's a significant chance the Brewers just don't offer him arbitration in 2024 and he becomes a FA. If he's willing to take like 5M to rehab in 2024 and like 15M on, what is effectively a 1 year deal in 2025, I think I'd be interested. 

[Transmogrified Tiger]

27 minutes ago, Tryptamine said:

Woodruff has 2 years left under control, 1 of which he can't pitch. I think there's a significant chance the Brewers just don't offer him arbitration in 2024 and he becomes a FA. If he's willing to take like 5M to rehab in 2024 and like 15M on, what is effectively a 1 year deal in 2025, I think I'd be interested. 

Woodruff is one year from FA.  The Brewers very well could non-tender him, though I would guess it’s more likely they agree to a short extension that makes it a more win/win proposition.  While there’s a business case for it, kicking him to the curb in this situation is the type of thing that can hurt with other players.

[Bertz]

It begins

 

[Tim]

15 minutes ago, Bertz said:

It begins

 

lol - of course it was the Mets first.