River Ryan assigned to Triple-A Toledo with hamstring injury
River Ryan might be the most divisive prospect included in a big trade I can remember in forever. I've got people telling me that he could start playoff games this year, and also people who think he'll turn 73 before the season is over.
it's not exactly a one-to-one comp but it reminded me that last September when Will Smith hurt his hand on the road trip, it was the first time as a professional that Dalton Rushing caught three days in a row (and he got hurt himself on the third day)
The tweeter is that he's good enough to start a 1984 playoff game.
This is where I’m at. River Ryan is like 30 years, and Hope is solid but top 25 prospect. If Mason Miller landed a top 10 prospect, why didn’t Tarik Skubal? It’s only Saturday. They could’ve gotten more if they waited. I don’t get it
Well it was three years of Mason Miller not two months
The conspiracy theory is none of the other owners wanted to match the offer, and the Tigers took this offer, to give another talking point on how we need to save the game from the Dodgers by instituting a salary cap.
Because Mason Miller had three years of team control remaning and Skubal will be a free agent in less than 100 days.
Nobody is going to give top 10 for a 2 month rental, are they? Miller wasn't a rental.
Mason Miller has years of club control and AJ Preller is insane, Skubal is a rental.
No one gives up impact prospects for a rental.
Guys, help me out here. I keep looking at what we sent to Det for Skubal and can't help but think "that's it?" I like River Ryan a lot and Hope is a stud, but that (and Brady Smith) is all it took? I'm not crazy right?
Check back when Teo's aged out & Hope is..... Not being negative, and it doesn't seem like we gave up much up front.
It’s a lot of talent, yes. But those guys were likely to be dump-traded eventually otherwise for la k of roster space. Hope is terrific, but Quintero and Sirota are terrific-er. Ryan is behind Wrobo and Sheehan, Zazueta is closing fast.
Matt Beatty and Michael Busch, thank you for service!