Why would they even do that if they get out of this losing streak and continue to stay atop of the NL West?
LolTo Reno?
I like the way you think.We'll bust out of this thing.
Why the presumption he wouldn't sign a contract here? We're not garbage time sellers. Gotta look beyond the tips of our own noses. You don't get better giving away all your best players every year because you can get a decent price for them. We're not rebuilding, we're just the last year or two emerging FROM a rebuild,
Baseball is amazing to me how teams jettison talent so readily. Don’t get me wrong, I get the reasoning and agree selling high on Corbin is likelybthe right course of action. But you only see the “buyer/seller” concept in other sports to a MUCH less degree. Virtually NEVER a star level player. I think it’s one of the worst things about baseball . . .very little continuity of personnel.
Martinez gone after a brief shining moment
Corbin likely gone
If you don’t keep your best players what do fans have to cheer for. I swear I had to relearn much of the roster this year and that was after following it pretty closely last year.
Yeah DBacks need to restock their farm system and get a youth movement going, imo.Baseball teams rely less on a single individual talent than any of the other major sports. Because of that, you need a ton of talent. Talent is expensive unless it's young. Therefore teams that look to acquire the most young talent typically go on to be successful. That's why you see teams sell off their singular talents on mediocre to bad teams more in baseball.
http://arizonasports.com/story/1547215/patrick-corbin-diamondbacks-espn-schoenfield-all-star/Patrick Corbin lone Diamondback on ESPN Schoenfield’s All-Star list
The calendar has flipped to June.
The MLB All-Star game is a month away.
ESPN’s David Schoenfield published the second version of his All-Star predictions – this one titled “Still-too-early MLB All-Star rosters” – as a sequel to his February version, the “Way-too-early” roster.
On the new version, starting pitcher Patrick Corbin is the lone representative for the Arizona Diamondbacks.