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Buster Olney reported this morning that Kyle Lohse is willing to take a one year contract, and "multiple teams expressed no interest".
I don't get it. Lohse is useful. Why the fiscal restraint all of a sudden?
He has a bad rep for his attitude. At least, I know he did in MN. I'm not sure if that's the motivator.
I want to see the dollar figure attached to Lohse's one-year contract demand before I comment. Given his agent, it could well be for an exorbitant amount with a number of easily-vested, expensive option years tacked on.
Even at 1 year, $8 million, there should be teams lining up for the services of a LAIM. I just got done writing about this, but there's something about Lohse that GMs know that we don't.
That, or Olney's misinformed and Lohse's contract demands are still exorbitant.
Time of eclipse, 2 hours, 34 minutes.
Next Full Ponson Eclipse, 9/8/2009, 02:14 GMT
Staying with the Phillies still seems like the most logical thing. Gavin Eaton is still not any good, none of the Durbins are likely to be any good, and I see no reason why Travis Blackley would be any good aside from the fact that they did use a Rule 5 pick on him, so they must see something they like. Come back Kyle!
Where can I find out if someone is a groundball or flyball pitcher, aside from just looking at home run rates?
The Hardball Times
A beer if you're ever in Southern Indiana.
My memory had been kind to him. I would have guessed his last sub-5 ERA to have come much more recently than 2003.
Ponson, 2004-07:
468 2/3 IP, 6.26 ERA. It seems he sucks by the pound.
Is that per the Farmer's Almanac, or a ZIPS projection?
Livan Hernandez: Then and Now
Bartolo Colon: Then and Now
It's like The Biggest Loser in reverse!
This is killing me. I think I've got the "League Average" part. I'll bet that 'I' is "Innings." 'M'? League Average Innings Marauder? League Average Innings Mop-up-guy?
Edit: I really hate these acronyms. IIRC... AFAICT... just type out the damn phrase!
I think Boras is his agent as well.
Best Regards
John
31 posts and not one mention of El Guapo?
I'm thinking Ponson's more interested in the free lunch than the mound.
DAMN I miss Batgirl.
Probably a trick of the photography.
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