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I'm guessing we got Chris Resop. He's 30 and has a 6.00 ERA

Cowgill > Hamilton, and that is not even an exaggeration. I'm firmly convinced that Cowgill would outproduce Hamilton over an entire season.

Great idea, let's trade quality players for a guy with a 5.23 ERA who is displaying a distinct downward trend since his one good season.

The thing that surprised me was that it took 4 batters for Frieri to lose it. I fully expected him to give up homers on the first two pitches of the inning.

And people though we improved our bullpen from last year.

Saw that coming all the way from Georgia.

Frieri gives the most home runs in save situations I have ever seen.

This team leads the league in finding ways to lose.

Cruz will walk off.

Who didn't see that coming? I mean seriously. I actually called first pitch homer, but it took an extra 3 pitches.

So this year, our bullpen has featured: A 30-year-old with 12.1 innings of MLB experience before this year A 26-year-old with 4 innings of MLB experience A 28-year-old with 12 innings of MLB experience before this year A 30-year-old with a career 4.70 ERA A guy with 27 innings of minor league baseball under his belt Our best starting pitching prospect, who has been a disaster since being converted to relief Billy Buckner David Carpenter Barry Enright Mark Lowe I mean talk about throwing shit at a wall.

Something insignificant like Travis Witherspoon for a 33-year-old minor league reliever.

Last year our bullpen had a 3.97 ERA, this year it is 4.02.

What, is Cory Rasmus not enough for you?

Rasmus is a FA after this year? I'm not very well versed in how club control is determined, but I would have thought that a guy with 6.2 innings of major league ball would have multiple years of club control left.

Okay, next time Blanton is on the mound and gets into a jam, someone needs to run onto the field. It might have to happen 7 or 8 times per start, but it might just work.

Great, Hermann again.

Why put Frieri in after yesterday's debacle? Not to mention it's a day game after a late appearance in a night game.

Kind of hard to say where I'll be in 2019.

Iannetta is batting .220 with RISP, Conger is batting .227. Also, Iannetta has 50 at-bats with RISP, while Conger has only 22, so obviously Iannetta will have more RBI's.

You mean soccer. Goal differential doesn't matter in hockey either.

0.32 against the Angels, 4.22 against everyone else. Seriously, he's given up one earned run in 28 innings against us. ONE.

I wish we lived in some alternate reality where we got to face Rick Porcello, Aaron Harang, and Phil Coke in every game.

I'd rather keep Calhoun. He has more value to us than he does on the trade market. I haven't seen him on any top 100 prospect lists, so I doubt he'd get us anything useful in a trade.

We could always pick him up and make him our closer. In fact I bet DiPoto is considering it right now.