i don’t understand the problem here.

How does Cashman NOT take a look at him?
He’s not going to get a start unless he works his way through the system again.

Trust me – he will NOT get a chance, because his name is Eric Milton.

and not that Eric Milton was a lights out pitcher (although, he had one good season), he’s worth taking a look at – no??

MUCH better than giving away our rookies for someone like Randy Wolf !! (we should really be hoping that THAT doesn’t happen!)

our kids are JUST not ready yet .. it’s unfortunate for the present that we are in a SEMI-Transitional year, but this team is going to be the envy of baseball in no longer than two years!

Ride the Wave and enjoy it … i don’t know about you all, but i like winning more when we least expect it .. ya know!

I just don’t get how your farm system can be full of pitching talent and then you’re working out Eric Milton and sending scouts to see Victor Zambrano…

That just doesn’t seem right, does it?
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The MiL numbers are there for everyone to see.

It appears that Cashman’s stockpiling pitchers for whatever reason.

Check that…it’s not just a workout…I just read that the Yankees have signed Milton to a minor league deal.

Wow.

I just don’t get how your farm system can be full of pitching talent and then you’re working out Eric Milton and sending scouts to see Victor Zambrano…

That just doesn’t seem right, does it?

What about Aaron Small?

Look, I guess I’m fine with him as AAA fodder if he’s not taking away from player development. Other than that, I don’t get this one.

And Zambrano! Go Ca$hman, go!

Funny you should mention Lima. He and Milton had similar seasons in 2005. Worst RSAA in the modern era :
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4 Jose Lima 2005 -50
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T21 Eric Milton 2005 -41