The Coach GM Offseason plan
The Coach GM Offseason plan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NODLsJr63Qw for the whole video but he did a good job of laying out graphically a number of issues that plagued to 26 squad.
Re: The Coach GM Offseason plan
There are a couple of things I had issues with.
Signing a Back-up C. Carson Kelley when Pereda hit for us just fine and I did not have a problem with his defense.
And he just dropped Buzzardo without an explanation.
But I liked getting Soto, Jung, Suzuki, and Dubon. Add to the defense. Improve the BP, And add RH bats.
Signing a Back-up C. Carson Kelley when Pereda hit for us just fine and I did not have a problem with his defense.
And he just dropped Buzzardo without an explanation.
But I liked getting Soto, Jung, Suzuki, and Dubon. Add to the defense. Improve the BP, And add RH bats.
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Re: The Coach GM Offseason plan
I mean it looks good on paper... issue I'd have with it is:
1. I don't see the M's signing Suzuki at age 32 given the money and years. Flies against their MO.
2. I don't see the Rangers trading Josh Jung to a division rival. He's controlled the next 2 years and very productive. They need to shed $$ but I don't see them doing it with a guy who is set to make just $5.8M in Arb 2. The Rangers goal is to compete every year... you don't trade good, cheap players if your hope is to compete. They're going to try to find a way to get out from under some of this bunch:

1. I don't see the M's signing Suzuki at age 32 given the money and years. Flies against their MO.
2. I don't see the Rangers trading Josh Jung to a division rival. He's controlled the next 2 years and very productive. They need to shed $$ but I don't see them doing it with a guy who is set to make just $5.8M in Arb 2. The Rangers goal is to compete every year... you don't trade good, cheap players if your hope is to compete. They're going to try to find a way to get out from under some of this bunch:
