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:stare Damn quick turnaround.
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:stare Damn quick turnaround.
Good news for the Brewers.
Probably figures he can retire a Card if they can't fix him.
And if the Cards CAN fix him??? What does that say about the Brewers?
How much you wana bet he goes over there and turns out to be once again a Good Pitcher !!!
It wouldn't surprise me. Cards have a coaching staff.
qftmft!Quote:
Originally Posted by karps ta
^^x2
Even at his best he was very mediocre....so turn him around to a solid #4 starter? :) Only time he was good was the 06' postseason.
Who knows, they have one of the best pitching coaches if not the best, he might be serviceable for a few starts.
I wonder how much the cards signed him for.
Don't they just pick up his existing contract from Milwaukee?
No sir, sadly the Brewers are having to eat that. That's one of the reasons they waited so long to dump him, they owed him so much. That was guarnteed money.Quote:
Originally Posted by badass88gt
You can't fix broken.
As far as I know, the brewers have to pay him the 12.5 mil, minus whatever the cards are paying him, which is probably league min.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nix
and of course he did pitch well last night. Only 4 innings, but 1 run, 4 strikeouts, and hit a double.
Anxious to see him face a real offense...not what the M's trot out there :) .