Nolasco

[Troll Daddy]

10 10 5 6 1 0 0 61.1 50 15 5 15 51 7.48 94.6 1.4 1.06 2.20  Dodger starts

 

Might be worth a look in he off season.

Edited September 4, 2013 by Troll Daddy

[tdawg87]

What the hell am I looking at

[Docwaukee]

fibonacci troll

[AngelsLakersFan]

What the hell am I looking at

 

10 10 5 6 1 0 0 61.1 50 15 5 15 51 7.48 94.6 1.4 1.06 2.20  Dodger starts <-- That

[Agalloch]

I wanted him before the season! I doubt he'd be doing this good for us though.

[Troll Daddy]

I wanted him before the season! I doubt he'd be doing this good for us though.

 

His last two starts were shutouts and now shutting out the Rockies on the road through 4 innings. Hope I didn't jinx him.

[SoWhat]

I don't like his track record at all. He's been a #4 or #5 his whole career, that's the last thing we need for our rotation next year. Let another team overpay for his career year

[gotbeer]

We'd probably get the career norm version, but pay based on this year.  So 5/$120, for a guy if you take out this year, has had a 1.30 WHIP and 4.49 ERA through his first 7 seasons.  Also adding he'd be switching from a career NL to a the AL.  

 

If he was cheap, sure.  But I have a feeling with this years FA class, he won't be cheap.  

[Troll Daddy]

We'd probably get the career norm version, but pay based on this year.  So 5/$120, for a guy if you take out this year, has had a 1.30 WHIP and 4.49 ERA through his first 7 seasons.  Also adding he'd be switching from a career NL to a the AL.  

 

If he was cheap, sure.  But I have a feeling with this years FA class, he won't be cheap.  

 

Dodgers will probably over pay for him but they have Kershaw to consider first. Nolasco is from SoCal and will probably take a hometown discount.

 

Dipoto has two holes to fill at SP ... an Ace should be priority first in my mind before any guy named Vargas, Garza, or Nolasco.

Edited September 4, 2013 by Troll Daddy

[jshep]

Well the good news is the market just figures to be flooded with aces.

[Troll Daddy]

Well the good news is the market just figures to be flooded with aces.

 

Where's your faith in Dipoto?

[Corona]

What the hell am I looking at

lost

[nando714]

10 10 5 6 1 0 0 61.1 50 15 5 15 51 7.48 94.6 1.4 1.06 2.20 Dodger starts

Might be worth a look in he off season.

I saw this on Goodwill Hunting

[2112]

Where's your faith in Dipoto?

Dipoto needs to find more sticky type poo to throw at the wall instead of these buckets of diarrhea he's been getting.

[jshep]

Where's your faith in Dipoto?

 

My faith in his(or any GM's) ability to pull an ace out of their hat?

 

Considering the FA market doesn't feature any pitcher I would consider an ace and the Angels don't have what it would take to realistically trade for one, I would say it's nonexistent as it should be.

Edited September 4, 2013 by jshep

[fan_since79]

Greinke and Nolasco in August: 

 

10-0

 

1.44 combined ERA

 

 

[Angel Oracle]

I saw this on Goodwill Hunting

Will Hunting and John Nash together couldn't solve that equation.

[Troll Daddy]

Ricky (don't lose that number) pitched another good game yesterday at Coors Field.

[CurtPringle]

Remember the last time the Angels picked up an ex-Dodger pitcher in free agency that got picked up in a midseason trade? Wonder how that turned out.

[Angel Oracle]

Watch Arte Moreno sign him for 5 years/$90 million, and then watch him go 10-14 with a 4.80 ERA in 2014.

[Angel Oracle]

Remember the last time the Angels picked up an ex-Dodger pitcher in free agency that got picked up in a midseason trade? Wonder how that turned out.

I'm getting senile, drawing a blank on name of said player. It wasn't Mope, who pitched two full seasons for the Raviners before signing here in 2006.

Edited September 5, 2013 by Angel Oracle

[fan_since79]

I'm getting senile, drawing a blank on name of said player. It wasn't Mope, who pitched two full seasons for the Raviners before signing here in 2006.

 

It wasn't a trade, but Jeff Weaver signed with us as a FA in 2006, then went 3-10 with a 6.29 ERA. He pitched for the Dodgers the previous year.

[Tank]

I don't like his track record at all. He's been a #4 or #5 his whole career, that's the last thing we need for our rotation next year. Let another team overpay for his career year

 

have you seen what our #4 and 5 starters have done this year? 

 

i'd at least give him a call or have lunch with him.

[SoWhat]

We don't need a number #5, even if he comes at a low cost. The rotation needs an impact pitcher if they want to contend next year, Nolasco isn't that guy

Edited September 6, 2013 by SoWhat