Thoughts: As noted on today's podcast, Ward appears to be in a struggling mental state. I figure the insight is noticed by the potential trading partners. Also, the state of MLB pitching, especially starters, does lend veracity to the value proposition you stated. High injury count and the silly contracts doled out for starters frame the issue. Adell is another story. I'd wager he is back in Anaheim next season. Lastly, regarding available relievers, the Marlins' new All-Star lefty Tanner Scott must be at the top of some contender wish lists. However, I can see Moore's value precisely because of the professionalism you noted. 🥂
Hello, Jon. Your favorite Marlins fan from YouTube here, with kudos for the start of your Substack. You were an English teacher, no? I figured your prose would be compelling. Quite so here in this comprehensive article. I concur with the rationale foundation established in the article and on the podcast. Continuing with two thoughts in my other comment.
Great article! Hope the angels actually do some of this this year 😂
I just hope we get a lot in return for the trade dead line. Hopefully pitching that we need and finally a third baseman. Good article.
Thoughts: As noted on today's podcast, Ward appears to be in a struggling mental state. I figure the insight is noticed by the potential trading partners. Also, the state of MLB pitching, especially starters, does lend veracity to the value proposition you stated. High injury count and the silly contracts doled out for starters frame the issue. Adell is another story. I'd wager he is back in Anaheim next season. Lastly, regarding available relievers, the Marlins' new All-Star lefty Tanner Scott must be at the top of some contender wish lists. However, I can see Moore's value precisely because of the professionalism you noted. 🥂
Hello, Jon. Your favorite Marlins fan from YouTube here, with kudos for the start of your Substack. You were an English teacher, no? I figured your prose would be compelling. Quite so here in this comprehensive article. I concur with the rationale foundation established in the article and on the podcast. Continuing with two thoughts in my other comment.