Blank Generation
Just this AM I read another (print) report about how the future of the Red Sox will be nothing but rosy, and that they’re all set up, thanks to having pitching prospects like Jonathan Papelbon, Craig Hansen, and Jon Lester in their stable.
When I see stuff like this, three words come to mind: Wilson, Pulsipher, and Isringhausen.
TINSTAAPP baby. I’ll believe it when I see it.
January 26, 2006 | Filed Under Rivalry Snapshots
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There may be NSTAAPP but I’d be willing to take my chances. Rather have them than not.
How many great pitchers are with the team that drafted them?
You grow position players and buy/trade for pitchers - if you want to win now.
How many great pitchers are with the team that drafted them?
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Not many great pitchers out there, but I’m thinking of cases like Wood-Zambrano-Prior (Cubs), or Zito-Mulder-Hudson (Oakland), or all the arms that came out of the Astros system not too long ago (Oswalt-Reynolds-Miller-Elarton-Wagner-Lidge). Or the Dodgers’ system (Martinez-Nomo-Valdez-Astacio), so on and so forth.
Even if you do want to win now, you do a combination of growing and buying/trading pitching
Remind how many championships the Cubs, A’s, Astros, and Dodgers have won since 1989? They’ve won so many I’ve lost track.
Remind how many championships the Cubs, A’s, Astros, and Dodgers have won since 1989? They’ve won so many I’ve lost track.
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About the same the Yanks have won since 2001.
What’s your point? There are quite a few ex yank farmhand pitchers out there
Andy Pettitt (until we foolishly let him get away). Mo Rivera.