Baseball Buy/Sell.....

[Reb92]

You guys will be there when it counts - As much as I hate to admit it...It will happen.

 

[rebel law]

Think you are replying to the wrong post. There is no doubt that Pigott would be a weekend starter for every SEC program. I think we have the deepest staff in the SEC and I think he would start on Sunday's for us. The debate was really just me, pat, and goat shooting the **** on who would we take between Satterwhite and Pigott, which is really just an objectionable opinion. We have always had trouble hitting Pigott (as has most everybody) and I am sure it will be the same this year. He doesn't strike out that many, but he doesn't walk anybody and hardly anybody gets alot of bat on the ball.

 

[Burke Masters]

You can do a better job of keeping hitters off balance (in my opinion) by switching up the type of pitchers you throw. If I had a rotation that consisted of Lynn, Pigott, and Satterwhite: I'd throw Lynn of Friday, Pigott on Saturday, and Satterwhite on Sunday. Not because Pigott is better, but because I am now throwing a finesse, crafty left hander between two right handed guys that stay in the 90's. I think this would do a great job of keeping hitters off balance with the contrast in pitching styles.

But like I said, this is just what I would do.

 

[The Lord Humongous]

...to fill out the mid-week rotation.

 

[RebelBruiser]

...to fill out the mid-week rotation.

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Irwin is a decent midweek guy, but by the end of the year, he probably won't be getting midweek starts. Bukvich isn't completely healthy yet. When he's back healthy, he'll probably get a lot of midweek starts. McKean may end up being the other guy, unless Pomeranz moves up to being a starter. If that happens, either he or Baker will draw the 2nd midweek start. We have a lot of talented arms, so it's going to take Bianco a couple months to iron out who pitches best in what roles.