Matches Malone wrote:Is this just a move to get Miso on the 40 man and Woody can still come back since he's already done his time?
That's correct, he can come back when he's ready.
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Matches Malone wrote:Is this just a move to get Miso on the 40 man and Woody can still come back since he's already done his time?
Civale’s agent, Jack Toffey, said he made the request to Brewers general manager Matt Arnold after the team informed the pitcher he was moving to the bullpen.
“The conversation was very professional,” Toffey said Thursday. “I just very respectfully said that Aaron would really like an opportunity to continue his career as a starter. He’s going to be a free agent at the end of the year.”
The Brewers are one of the few clubs with a seeming surplus of starting pitching. Toffey said Arnold told him the team was “exploring options.” Arnold did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
“I’ve heard from other teams, through their channels of communication, that they have a plethora of starting pitching and are looking for trade partners, maybe not just on Aaron, but maybe another pitcher,” Toffey said. “That’s my understanding.”
Civale is earning $8 million, matching Peralta for the highest salary among Brewers pitchers. The Brewers, operating with the game’s 24th-highest Opening Day payroll, often seek to create opportunities for less expensive options. And Misiorowski is the game’s No. 87 prospect, according to The Athletic’s Keith Law.
“Aaron is not angry or banging his fist on the table,” Toffey said. “But it’s a little confusing because he did not pitch his way out of the rotation whatsoever. It’s more of a subjective choice the organization is making.”
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Matches Malone wrote:Is he starting in Nashville or going to the big league club?
ReasonablySober wrote:Matches Malone wrote:Is he starting in Nashville or going to the big league club?
I hope he spends the rest of Nashville's season there.
Interesting that the Brewers were the team to send cash in the deal.
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?