OK Phils fans, let's have a little fun... what should they do with Eaton?
Yardbarker aggregates the latest sports news, rumors and gossip from around the web. We use proprietary algorithms to automatically categorize stories and associate photos with articles. If you feel an article was miscategorized, please email tagging@yardbarker.com.
Via All Things Philly Sports
|
March 08, 2008
Yesterday I wrote a piece about Adam Eaton and his struggles this spring. Eaton is the leading candidate for the 5th starter spot, but with the terrible spring he is having, he is losing his grip on the spot. Too bad there isn't anyone stepping up to take it away from him.
Here are the Spring Training statistics so far for all of the 5th starter candidates:
Travis Blackley...
Via All Things Philly Sports
|
March 07, 2008
The Phillies really screwed up with Adam Eaton. He's in the second year of his 3 year contract worth 24.5 million dollars, and he stinks. Because of his huge contract, Eaton is the front runner for the Phils number 5 spot in the rotation, despite having an ERA of 15.75 in two spring appearances. Now he is using the lame excuse that he has a bad back that has been affecting his...
Via mlb.mlb.com
|
March 08, 2008
Cole. your a young kid that has his head out the game right now. you need to stop worring about your money and go out there and pitch. If the Phillies pay you 750,000 than everyother team will have to pay there pitchers the same mney. Did you guys see Cole's last outing. and how bad he did and how he wasent his ussual self? Get your Head in the Game kid! I'm not angry,"...
March 08, 2008
So Cole Hamels is complaining about making $500,000 going into his second full season in MLB. Do not get me wrong, Hamels is a great, young talent. Key word: young. At the same amount of service time, Scott Kazmir, Chien Ming Wang, and Dontrelle Willis all made less then $500,000, while Kerry Wood made over $100,000 more then Hamels (numbers and names thanks to David Murphy of...
Via Crashburn Alley
|
March 06, 2008
Let's play a guessing game. In the last five years, how many mainstream baseball journalists have linked to anything on Baseball Prospectus? I'm going to go ahead and guess "three."
Today, Todd Zolecki makes it four with an article titled "Phillies show striking out not all that bad."
Original Story:
