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  1. That seems to be the main talking point on OH aka sending him down to AAA will do no good because he has already proven he can hit AAA pitchers.  Some also contend that AAA pitching is really weak.  I don't really know what the answer is frankly, because I don't think sending him up against major league pitching only to see him fail is all that beneficial.  At some point you need to instill some confidence.  

     

    15 minutes ago, Hersh said:

     

    It would have to be for a pitcher with 4 years of control and why would any team give that up?

     

    Having said that, they are going to have some tough decisions to make regarding some of these prospects that are knocking on the door but are blocked. 

     

    If a team wants to trade us any good starting MLB with even two years of control, I'd be fine with that.  Unless there is some hidden trade stipulation in his contract that I am unaware of.  Like for instance if the Diamondbacks wanted to trade us Zac Gallen (they would never do that, just picking a random pitcher) for Holliday straight up, I'd do that.

     

    I agree at some point we need to trade some of these hitting prospects for some pitching, it makes no sense to stockpile all this talent if we can't play them all.  Mayo, Stowers, Norby, and Kjerstad are just rotting away in AAA.  At some point Bradfield is gonna deserve a shot too.  We need pitching, we don't even have that many quality arms in the farm system.  All our top prospects are hitters.

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  2. Here is a crazy idea, trade Holliday now for a legit starting MLB pitcher and other assets.  If we want to win this year, we are going to need it.  I don't think Holliday is going to contribute much this year.

     

    I know that is a wacky idea, so I don't really think it will happen.  Watching the kid hit though, I honestly have concerns regarding his long-term prospects.  

  3. 18 minutes ago, Destino said:

    Ever seen chair legs fail under the strain of a fat dudes bulk? Same principle. 

     

    I could tell dude was chunky in college. I don't know how all the NBA scouts missed his conditioning issues. I get that everyone marveled at his athleticism, but damn. To be fair he was balling out today.

  4. 4 hours ago, ixcuincle said:

    They competed hard with Chicago today.

     

    Who else would they need to not get annihilated.

     

    They gave up 129 points in a late-season game to a Bulls team starting a bunch of randoms.

     

    As Renegade mentioned, Davis is not a starting caliber player. He is barely an NBA caliber player. Avdija and Kispert are good role players on a quality-level NBA team, but they aren't guys that can start night in and night out and give you consistent production. Vukevic looks like he can score a little bit, but he is unproven. And Sarr is a complete question mark.

     

    You need stars in the NBA to compete. Guys who play hard on both ends of the floor and who can stuff the stat sheet. Guys who can get buckets on a consistent basis and make the players around them better. The Wizards have no one like that.

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