http://riveraveblues.com/2007/12/08/off-season-pitching-battle-turns-to-bedard/
...ON...-> WHAT TO DO WITH THE SANTANA SITUATION , BEDARD AND THE BULLPEN WITH JOBA RETURNING TO THE ROTATION
I been saying all along that we should center our focus on Bedard?
We dont know out of the big “3″ who will really pan out , all we know is who has the most potential! All one would have to do is look at the 1988 Mets they had Dwight they had Darling and they had Cone, Whom had the best and longest career of the three? David Cone that’s who! The least heralded at that time.
It does pose the Question however? with A Bedard or Santana or perhaps even a Sabathia next years free agent class
How many starters can we have with Joba slated to return to the rotation?
I say plug in
Sabathia/Santana/Bedard
~than~
Pettitte
Hughes
Chamberlain
Keneddy
Than Move “Wang” to set up he is a ground ball pitcher with mid 90’s velocity and in tight situations where you need a double play he’s your man nd will be seen in limited basis, If he doesn’t work out than I guess exchange him with Joba, but Joba’s has to many pitches to many looks andstuff is too good tonot be a 7 or 8 innings pitcher
Offcourse nuturing guys like olendorf
and going out and getting a quility set-up man is high priority this year
But I say we can wait on Santana , Sabathia or even Beddard, although it would be nice one of them wouldn’t it?
