Alonso coming back is a safe bet. I trust they will find enough relief arms.
The starter options sound reasonable. Sean Manaea did great for the Mets after a slow start. Still, I am not convinced he will be good long-term. He might. But, I worry about a long contract.
They do need one or two more starters. Too many question marks. Even Senga is not a lock.
It's a little dicey, but David says we're good on starting pitching. I'm assuming that's an indication Sean is coming back and they're just haggling over the details.
For sure, we've stocked up on arms. Lots of projects, but with the load spread out over six rotation spots we should be able to work it out.
I think Goldie is a stalking horse. Great player in his day, but he profiles a lot like J.D. did last year: he still has something to offer, but the bat speed is fading and could go over the edge at any time.
Sasaki is a no-brainer, but the market for him is hot. I'd love to have him, though. A.J. Mintner for the 'pen would be the lefty we need, too.
Alonso coming back is a safe bet. I trust they will find enough relief arms.
The starter options sound reasonable. Sean Manaea did great for the Mets after a slow start. Still, I am not convinced he will be good long-term. He might. But, I worry about a long contract.
They do need one or two more starters. Too many question marks. Even Senga is not a lock.
It's a little dicey, but David says we're good on starting pitching. I'm assuming that's an indication Sean is coming back and they're just haggling over the details.
For sure, we've stocked up on arms. Lots of projects, but with the load spread out over six rotation spots we should be able to work it out.
I think Goldie is a stalking horse. Great player in his day, but he profiles a lot like J.D. did last year: he still has something to offer, but the bat speed is fading and could go over the edge at any time.
Sasaki is a no-brainer, but the market for him is hot. I'd love to have him, though. A.J. Mintner for the 'pen would be the lefty we need, too.