We can dissect the good and bad of the Phillies trades but dang, shipping out Papelbon was a genius move. Now he's destroying the Nats from within. Literally choking your best player? If I was the GM I'd send Papelbon packing ASAP.
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Well, for what it's worth, on July 28, the day JP was traded to Washington, the Nats were in first place. Two weeks later they were 4.5 games out. You do the math.We can dissect the good and bad of the Phillies trades but dang, shipping out Papelbon was a genius move. Now he's destroying the Nats from within. Literally choking your best player? If I was the GM I'd send Papelbon packing ASAP.
Well, for what it's worth, on July 28, the day JP was traded to Washington, the Nats were in first place. Two weeks later they were 4.5 games out. You do the math.
Yeah, EPC, when the trade was made I thought of the many times you'd opined on JP on this board and said to myself, geez, this could be a really bad idea. Damn. Well, that's that, my most disappointing baseball season ever is over, and it's ended in the most ignominious way possible. How charming. LOL, baseball, it's a funny game.That the Phillies were able to get someone to take that miserable bastard, was a miracle. The Nationals would do well to send him packing.
That was a clown fight bro!We can dissect the good and bad of the Phillies trades but dang, shipping out Papelbon was a genius move. Now he's destroying the Nats from within. Literally choking your best player? If I was the GM I'd send Papelbon packing ASAP.
I was watching. Harper ran it out. He was disappointed in the at-bat and he didn't run full speed but you've seen this a thousand times. Even if you think Harper should have been called on that it's the manager's job to do that, and if you watch the video, Pap goes right for his throat, pushes Harper's head against the wall. It's telling that when Pap got back to the dugout after being pulled in the ninth no one in the dugout moved.Heard the Nats announcers saying Pap was calling out Harper for not running out a pop up. I love the fact the Paps no longer a Philly. He's a cancer....Harpers a punk and it's fun watching them implode.
Actually it's. great season for turning around a bad situation. Got out of Papelbon's contract for next year, reloaded the minor league with talent from the trades of Rollins, Utley, etc. and a number one pick. Great lefty at Vandy I'd pick.We can dissect the good and bad of the Phillies trades but dang, shipping out Papelbon was a genius move. Now he's destroying the Nats from within. Literally choking your best player? If I was the GM I'd send Papelbon packing ASAP.
Really, I think Puk from Florida is a lock for number 1.Actually it's. great season for turning around a bad situation. Got out of Papelbon's contract for next year, reloaded the minor league with talent from the trades of Rollins, Utley, etc. and a number one pick. Great lefty at Vandy I'd pick.
I know. I mentioned on Twitter about a week ago that I don't think it's a coincidence that the Nationals sunk like a stone after they got him. He's a cancer.Well, for what it's worth, on July 28, the day JP was traded to Washington, the Nats were in first place. Two weeks later they were 4.5 games out. You do the math.