April 11, 2025

15 thoughts on “Jim Bowden: Gerrit Cole Recommended to Get Tommy John Surgery

  1. Brian, I know what you mean, but I don’t know that rooting works that way – “okay, they’re injured, now I just want them to do okay for an injured team.”
    Also, although the Cole injury sounds like a killer, in this case their pitching is so good they can really survive that. It’s the seriously insufficient offense that’s the killer, and that was true before the injuries, which really haven’t seriously changed our outlook on that problem (in fact, without irony, DJLM being unavailable could be seen as a plus).

    1. Nothing obvious, I admit. Of course, availability depends upon what you offer.

    1. Sounds about right, which I’m cool with. Target next year as the World Series year. Keep one of Weaver and Williams, sign Tucker and go for it.

      Meanwhile, just hope for the best this season, and maybe they’ll surprise us. The mediocre ass Rangers lost DeGrom and then won the World Series by getting hot at the right time.

      Tucker is the key to me. He’s the PERFECT guy to pair with Judge.

    2. Tucker, absolutely.
      Why are we surrenduring one of our two best bullpen arms in advance?
      The Dodgers would keep them and sign all the other available closers on the market. I kind of prefer that approach, I must admit.

    3. Williams is probably going to be making $17 million a year next season, and Weaver probably around $10 million. I don’t think you can realistically keep both AND go out and sign Kyle Tucker for $40 million a year (or whatever he’s going to get).

  2. I’d have to think the yanks are no
    Longer the favorite in the AL. So
    Now we get to root for the underdog!
    But if judge misses time they won’t finish 500.

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