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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
This is a Yankees type move. Fail to address your real issue (pitching) and give up your whole system (between this trade and the one for Renteria). They have an imposing lineup but have 4 question marks in the rotation besides Verlander. Bonderman was not good, Rogers is a fossil, Robertson is a 5th starter at best and Willis was really bad last year in the NL, this is not going to be easier. They also are depending on guys coming off of career years (Mags, Granderson, Polonco) and old guys (Todd Jones, Sheffield, Mags knees, Pudge, Rogers). The lineup looks imposing on paper but if they dont get more pitching, they will have traded the future for a team that has a 2 year window.
The real issue may be the Marlins may have a payroll of les than 10 million next year. Why wont baseball force them to try to be competitive?
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Agree 100% about the Tigers pitching and this being a "Yankee like move." I think baseball should get rid of the Marlins and Devil Rays. Fewer Teams, better quality of play.