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1. God Posted: May 11, 2012 at 09:05 AM (#4129050)Still, if this season ends with Aceves and Melancon holding down the back of the Sox pen for little to no money while Soriano is getting lit up for $12 million, man that will make me angry.
BTW, cutting Aceves is Cashman's worst move ever. Unlike the Montero trade, it didn't make any sense even at the time.
Is that really true? My impression was always that AAA (especially "veteran" AAA) guys could hit the FB but struggle with breaking and off-speed pitches. That's why you get the low velocity control freaks putting up gaudy numbers, and then getting torched in the bigs.
Injured fungible reliever blows off rehab and is insubordinate to boot? Made perfect sense to me.
Also, Melancon has been dominant at AAA before, and Soriano is not getting lit up.
Death and Taxes, my friend...just give it time.
Fungible? Not based on his performance.
Exactly. Why do people think "fungible" is a synonym for "lousy"?
He was not great (and was mostly injured) last year. He does have health issues, and the contract is certainly not great.
But since 2006, he has not been actually bad in any season.
And yes, he's a sourpuss. (Shrug)
I thought it meant something was a suitable substrate for fungal growth. You know, like "Josh Beckett's chin is clearly fungible."
That's better than some other people's definition of fungible.
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