Fangraphs: The Upside and Downside of Toronto's Young Relievers

[HERPDERP]

http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-upside-and-downside-of-torontos-young-relievers/

 

And I agree. We got a Chapman situation on our hands folks.

[Captain Adama]

I think Wainwright was a one inning guy in 2006, so was Price in 2008, Sale was in 2010, but became a multi-inning guy in 2011. If the Jays go that route, awesome. It's 4 games in the season,I have no idea what to make of this yet.

[baubau]

We got a Chapman situation on our hands folks.

 

Castro: 3IP

Osuna: 2IP

 

 

You went full derp. Never go full derp.

[ScientificReason]

Castro: 3IP

Osuna: 2IP

 

 

You went full derp. Never go full derp.

 

His name is HERPDERP.

[HERPDERP]

Castro: 3IP

Osuna: 2IP

 

 

You went full derp. Never go full derp.

Derp is my last name brah

[theblujay]

Castro will convert back into a starter. Osuna will probably stay a reliever unless hes moved to a new organization.

 

Why?

 

If anything I think it would be the other way around

[Deadpool]

I don't have anything particular against him, but this really made me laugh:

 

...noted Blue Jays’ blogger Andrew Stoeten...

[nutz003]

It would be nice to see all the young guys have a shot at making the rotation next spring, rather than being pre-cast into a role. If the Jays are going to continue next year with the same philosophy regarding prospect promotion/management, then if Osuna, Castro or Hoffman deserves to be there, I think they should earn the spot regardless as to whether someone started the previous year or not. The best overall arms should be in the rotation pitching 150-200+ innings, rather than 60-100 in the pen. Their rotation is going to be scary 2-3 years down the road if they let the guys who should start actually start.