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Shohei Ohtani
I'd thought of this for guys like MadBum before, but with Ohtani it's looking like a more logical potential........how to deal with pitchers who also hit..decently.....
I'm not quite ready for either just yet, but I could potentially IPO him.......twice- once as a pitcher, once as a hitter. It'd then be on the buyer to be sure they're buying the one they intend to. However, I could further separate by ending the symbol with P or H- ohshP and ohshH (not sure if the caps would work) Thoughts?
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07 Apr 2018, 09:10 AM
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Adding the H or P would help quite a bit.
But you don't have to release both at the same time. Even though he is off to a good start hitting he was terrible in spring training. He has the stuff to be a number one on any non Kershaw pitching staff. But I think you should consider releasing him at each position the same as you do for other rookies.
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07 Apr 2018, 10:04 AM
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I'm not saying hitting is overly strenuous, but what's his schedule? Does he take a few days off from DH after he pitches? I would assume he doesn't use his arm at all the day after his start.
Nick
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07 Apr 2018, 01:57 PM
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Suppose to pitch every Sunday.
And never DH Saturday. I wonder about Mondays.
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