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Im saying the 3,4 and 5. And Sox 2 is really a 4.
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Not this **** again.
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This is a tired argument made by people who can't admit that the Sox might be better at player development than they think. Quintana was the #6 SP in the ENTIRE AMERICAN LEAGUE last season. Yes, that is probably a bit over his head, but his talent after 400 innings in the Majors is undeniable. To call him at #4 pitcher is laughably, almost trollishly, pessimistic. Please tell me what teams are out there who wouldn't find a spot at the top of their rotation for a guy with 33 starts, 200 IP, and a 3.50 ERA. It's not a very long list.
If Quintana was on any other team in the league, people would be COVETING him. We'd be desperate to acquire a 24-year-old pitcher with a 118 ERA+ in his first two seasons in the Majors. But since he's on the Sox, eh, maybe he's a back-end of the rotation kind of guy. :eyeroll:
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#9 2015 Obligatory Attendance/Record Tracker 1-2 LAST GAME: May 22 - Sox 3, Twins 2 NEXT GAME: June 8 - Sox vs. Astros Last edited by doublem23; 12-13-2013 at 12:30 PM. |
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Didn't you know there are 90-120 better starting pitchers than Quintana?
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Quintana's a 3-4 who's production has exceeded that. It may continue for many years, but it probably won't unless he makes serious strides. |
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"I have the ultimate respect for White Sox fans. They were as miserable as the Cubs and Red Sox fans ever were but always had the good decency to keep it to themselves. And when they finally won the World Series, they celebrated without annoying every other fan in the country." Jim Caple, ESPN (January 12, 2011) "We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the (bleeding) obvious is the first duty of intelligent men." — George Orwell |
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Wrong, he's a 3-4 until he proves he can throw a pitch worthy of a higher status.
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Keeping digging that hole. |
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Wrong, as long as he gets batters out throwing what he is throwing, it doesn't matter what the "status" of his pitches are. Theory is theory. Results are results.
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You've been provided with evidence to the contrary over and over for the last month. At this point, you're covering your ears and screaming to avoid reality.
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According to Munch's logic, Tom Glavine would be Dylan Axelrod. In reality, he'll be joining Frank in Cooperstown because of, you know, actual production.
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