If Garza comes out of his injury and is still able to throw 95 consistantly with the big hook getting over the plate......
I would like him extended. He's very competitive on the mound. To let him go, if healthy, would be stupid. Fuck prospects. The season looks to be tanked once again for the high draft positioning and a few more cents to spend internationally (Yeeee Hawwwwww !!!!!!) anyway. He can probably be had for a slight discount. I would take Garza at 85% health over Jackson and what he's being paid.
If Shark keeps pitching well. He's going to get paid. I'm guessing he could easily get 12-15 million per if he tests the market. Are the Cubs going to pay him ? That's the question.
What sucks is our best players are only slightly above average at the ML level, as a whole, and there's not that many of them. We need some big names to help lead this club and help tap into the potential that is there to provide confidence on a game by game basis. Are we just going to be content with wasting away years of ML seasons for prospects ? It has to start somewhere. After two offseasons and a trade deadline. This team is much worse and not improved.
It's time to SHITCAN the genius Epstein along with his pathetic manager and coaching staff. (minus Dave McKay) Who should probably be managing this team out of what's there now.
It's been beyond disgusting to watch. Theo has shown that without the open checkbook he's a complete incompetent and horrible judge of talent with this team. The crew he has hired and the players he's brought in, overall, have been fucking pathetic to say the least. So if someone would like to point out later that he can draft well out of the top ten in the first round, my question would be well who really couldn't.
With this great big office and new computers with full staff now on high alert, along with the 'great' scouting and "talent' people at SpedStein's disposal. I would have thought we would see something much different than we have seen on the field. In fact, it has been much different. We are watching some of the worst baseball as a result, that I can truely remember, in my over 35 years as a Cubs fan.