Yahbearkatag15 said:
If Siri was on 3rd there I bet he tries to score
I think Verdugo has an arm like a wet noodle if i remember correctly
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I think Verdugo has an arm like a wet noodle if i remember correctly
Astros struggling w/RISP tonight
Only getting one there is entirely on Tucker.
Do better guys. Had a chance to open up and stalled.
Just got a cbs notification that the games delayed
tarp crew moving slow
Their ground crew kinda sucks.
Damn. That makes the Tucker and Chas ABs even worse.
Getting 1 run there was massive. Can't call the game now
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Should be back playing in an hour. Hopefully less.
Looking at radar guessing this takes an hour.
Grounds crew was really ****ing around out there.
bearkatag15 said:
So… Hunter Brown szn?
My guess is Bielak or Solomon would get first crack and we wait til June on Brown. Hopefully we don't have to worry about that though.
2 months ago if I'd said we'd be upset losing Odo for the season no one would've believed it.
Jake Odorizzi, tries to push off left foot, inside ankle collapse, and chaos ensues pic.twitter.com/BMtzSEhos6
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Doesn't look good
Flipped over to watch the Arlingtons and LAA. Some observations. Crowd sparse and virtually dead. Turf looks like ass. Announcers are horrid. Carry on.
looks like it'll clear up at around 10pm local time. Not sure if they would keep it in a delay for that long
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Brown has a nasty curve
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Checking around the league and reminded the Yankees are gifted 20 games a season or whatever playing Baltimore
Highlighted are the realistic options for players to be called up to replace Odo...
Mushinski and Bielak are pretty obvious... I still think Enoli would be good to see get another chance but getting a guy that is either a lefty or that can give you length in the pen makes more sense
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that's probably it for 2022.
which means his player option & buyout won't escalate (I think)
which means his player option & buyout won't escalate (I think)
It makes sense for it to be Brown, no?
He is still walking a ton and has a 1.40 WHIP vs AAA hitters. I bet the organization want to see those numbers get under control firstBonnettecj1 said:
It makes sense for it to be Brown, no?
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Seth Martinez is still here on the taxi squad. It's almost a given he'll be activated tomorrow. Only question now is how much the Astros run through their bullpen tonight (if the game continues). If it's suspended and there's a DH tomorrow, a 27th man would come up (another arm)
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what an awful stadium. That place needs to be burned to the ground.
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I feel terrible for the guy. For starters he had finally gotten his groove back and looked like the guy we thought we signed.W said:
that's probably it for 2022.
which means his player option & buyout won't escalate (I think)
And I'm sure he's not hurting for money, but IIRC he had some serious $ bonuses for reaching pretty pedestrian IP totals that he was likely to reach this season.
My orthopedist buddy said it's likely an Achilles based on the angles he's seen, but calf strain also possible
This is what I think and I stayed at a Holiday Inn express last night… would make sense why he never moved. ACL isn't usually zero mobility
teams are so desperate for starting pitching...maybe someone would offer 1-year for $8 MM...such that he would not exercise his player option with the Astros for $6.5 MM.
all depends on his rehab work
all depends on his rehab work
Harry Dunne said:I feel terrible for the guy. For starters he had finally gotten his groove back and looked like the guy we thought we signed.W said:
that's probably it for 2022.
which means his player option & buyout won't escalate (I think)
And I'm sure he's not hurting for money, but IIRC he had some serious $ bonuses for reaching pretty pedestrian IP totals that he was likely to reach this season.
Yeah, feel terrible all around with this result. He's not an ace, but he was putting in quality work lately, and his presence will certainly be lost. He was a nice luxury to have for added rotation flexibility.
Astros can buyout for a few min, I think.
5 of Odo's 6 starts went 12+ outs this year... so that means he already maxed out his player option incentives for 2023Quote:
Contract Notes:
- 2023 player option includes a $3.25M buyout
Option escalates $2M & buyout increases $1M each for:
20, 25, 30 starts, or any game with 12+ outs, max $12.5M/$6.25M
so he earns $12.5M next year with a $6.25M buyout
https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/houston-astros/jake-odorizzi-11583/
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baseball reference says the buyout is $3.25 MM --- half the option
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