
Erik Bedard to Sox?
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Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/25/2011 5:24 PM EDT
Boy would he look good in a Sox uniform. With Dice down for the year, Erik would be number 4 guy with Lackey 5. Thoughts?
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Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/25/2011 5:55 PM EDT
Would Ryan Kalish and thirdbase prospect Garin Cecchini (as a player to be named) be too much to offer for Erik Bedard? How about Josh Reddick and Cecchini? Lars Anderson and Cecchini? Jed Lowrie?
Seattle is only a game and a half out of first place as I write, so I doubt the Mariners are looking to trade Erik Bedard. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/25/2011 7:23 PM EDT
Bedard is injured more than Matsuzaka and Lackey combined. A couple of years ago, I was all for getting Bedard. Since then he has proven to be what others claimed. Good when healthy, but not healthy often enough to be good. His ship has sailed. I would not give up any good talent, such as Kalish and Cecchini for Bedard. And if Theo does do that trade, there will be heck to pay on these boards the moment Bedard gets injured.
Anderson for Bedard might make some sense since Anderson has very little value to the Sox, but straight up, that isn't going to happen. Matsuzaka's eventual full-time replacement will come from within. Aceves seems like a very good option, and Wakefield is still the best #5 in the league, IMO. If you get Bedard, you'll be looking to trade for his DL replacement soon enough. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/25/2011 7:35 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:Bedard is injured more than Matsuzaka and Lackey combined. A couple of years ago, I was all for getting Bedard. Since then he has proven to be what others claimed. Good when healthy, but not healthy often enough to be good. His ship has sailed. I would not give up any good talent, such as Kalish and Cecchini for Bedard. And if Theo does do that trade, there will be heck to pay on these boards the moment Bedard gets injured. Anderson for Bedard might make some sense since Anderson has very little value to the Sox, but straight up, that isn't going to happen. Matsuzaka's eventual full-time replacement will come from within. Aceves seems like a very good option, and Wakefield is still the best #5 in the league, IMO. If you get Bedard, you'll be looking to trade for his DL replacement soon enough.
Posted by parhunter1
Seattle's Michael Pineda is a decent No. 5 starter (or Jason Vargas or Doug Fister):
http://mlb.mlb.com/team/depth_chart/index.jsp?c_id=sea -
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Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 2:02 AM EDT
I would also prefer to try Miller first. why give up decent prospects for a guy who will be number four in the rotation? -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 2:09 AM EDT
Miller or Doubrant need to get Wakefield back on the de facto DL.
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Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 2:23 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox? : Seattle's Michael Pineda is a decent No. 5 starter (or Jason Vargas or Doug Fister): http://mlb.mlb.com/team/depth_chart/index.jsp?c_id=sea
Posted by hill55
Stop bragging about your three #5 starters. Yankess have almost as many. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 3:22 AM EDT
Michael Pineda is a decent #5 starter? Wow... the kid is dynamite and arguably equally as good as Buchholz right now. I would LOVE to get Pineda. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 4:27 AM EDT
I wouldn't consider going after Bedard, certainly not for some of the proposed offers above.
I agree with parhunter1; Bedard's time has probably passed.
Who needs another broken down, injury prone, former star who probably would spend more time on the DL and/or the minor league rehab shuttle?
Don't we ever learn? (Smoltz, Gagne, etc.) -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 7:24 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:I wouldn't consider going after Bedard, certainly not for some of the proposed offers above. I agree with parhunter1; Bedard's time has probably passed. Who needs another broken down, injury prone, former star who probably would spend more time on the DL and/or the minor league rehab shuttle? Don't we ever learn? (Smoltz, Gagne, etc.)
Posted by drpjn
What is with the constant Gagne references. He was not broken down when the Sox got him. In fact, he was pitching well. Why revise history? -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 7:42 AM EDT
is there any package the SOX could put together that could include LACKEY?
or is there still only ONE way for the SOX to get rid of him: MAKE IT LOOK LIKE AN ACCIDENT. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 8:08 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:Would Ryan Kalish and thirdbase prospect Garin Cecchini (as a player to be named) be too much to offer for Erik Bedard? How about Josh Reddick and Cecchini? Lars Anderson and Cecchini? Jed Lowrie? Seattle is only a game and a half out of first place as I write, so I doubt the Mariners are looking to trade Erik Bedard.
Posted by hill55
Kalish is too much to offer for Bedard. Bedard is one bad toss from being done. Id rather the Sox look to the Astros and go HARD after Hunter Pence and Wandy Rodriguez. Add a Right Handed Bat and add a # 5 starter. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 8:37 AM EDT
Stay away from Bedard. Nothing good can come out of it.
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Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 8:52 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox? : Stop bragging about your three #5 starters. Yankess have almost as many.
Posted by StatsFromLouie
http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=all&stats=sta&lg=al&qual=y&type=8&season=2011&month=0&season1=2010&ind=0
http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=all&stats=sta&lg=al&qual=y&type=8&season=2011&month=0&season1=2011&ind=0 -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 8:56 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:Michael Pineda is a decent #5 starter? Wow... the kid is dynamite and arguably equally as good as Buchholz right now. I would LOVE to get Pineda.
Posted by jjgbpd
The chances of getting 22-year-old Michael Pineda, who remains under his team's control through the 2016 season, resemble the chances of landing Felix Hernandez:
Extremely remote. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 9:41 AM EDT
How can Garcia only be 0.4WAR with the type of #s he's putting up? Does WAR take into consideration it's all smoke and mirrors and that he'll have an armaggaedon-like crash back to earth? because otherwise you'd think it'd be higher than that. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 10:35 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox? : What is with the constant Gagne references. He was not broken down when the Sox got him. In fact, he was pitching well. Why revise history?
Posted by jimdavis
He had blown his arm our a few years back, suffered a huge drop in velocity and performance. That's what I meant by broken down. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 10:54 AM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox? : Seattle's Michael Pineda is a decent No. 5 starter (or Jason Vargas or Doug Fister): http://mlb.mlb.com/team/depth_chart/index.jsp?c_id=sea
Posted by hill55
Why don't you guys try to win for once with what you have rather than being vultures, picking off the best from the struggling teams. I hope the $49 million payroll Indians continue to do what they are doing and beat bloated payroll teams like your Sox every chance they get!!!!!!!!!!!!! Indians GM Antonetti is a genius compared to your open-the-checkbook, no-need-for-brains GM Theo anyday.... -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 11:14 AM EDT
Dice-K on DL?
THROW FARM AT 32 YEAR OLD PITCHER!
No thanks, Bedard is having a stellar May, however trying Kalish (who could be our future at RF) would be buying pretty high. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 11:31 AM EDT
Bedard is one of the leaders in the clubhouse to be moved at the deadline. He's making very little (1M) and is a free agent at years end...So essentailly if and when the M's decide to be sellers. Bedard is an easy fit on any team based on the above and If he continues to take the ball every 5 days and shows he healthy, they'll be a line at the door and the M's will have thier pick of litter, knowing that someone will trade the farm for him, I doubt that team would be the Sox...
but........................that's a big if...He'll have another 6 to 8 starts between now and the begining of July to show that he's healthy and worth making a move for...patience might be a virtue...but someone might get a little ansy and make the M's an offer they can't refuse in the next few weeks...I doubt that team is Sox as well... -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 11:31 AM EDT
Why do we need another #5? Lackey should be back by June 1st. We have Wake and Aceves. -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 12:36 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?:Why do we need another #5? Lackey should be back by June 1st. We have Wake and Aceves.
Posted by RSNS14
According to one measure, Erik Bedard has matched the performance of Clay Buchholz this season:
http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=all&stats=sta&lg=al&qual=y&type=8&season=2011&month=0&season1=2011&ind=0 -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 12:42 PM EDT
The Red Sox don't need Bedard or any other starting pitcher. We have the great Tim Wakefield "innings eater". -
Re: Erik Bedard to Sox?
posted at 5/26/2011 12:49 PM EDT
I would imagine the Yankees would not allow such a move and are even more desperate for pitching. I don't think anybody would give up the farm for him given his injury history.
I did just pick him up in my fantasy league after a dominant 3 weeks.