There is no way that San Diego Padres general manager Josh
Byrnes exits the offseason with the addition of free agent Jason Marquis being
his only “significant move,” a rival executive told Ken Rosenthal of FOX
Sports.
One rival executive says there is no chance that general manager Josh Byrnes completes his off-season with the addition of free-agent right-hander Jason Marquis as his only significant move.
Rosenthal notes that if the Padres are to make another
significant addition this winter, it’s unlikely to come from the free agent
market. San Diego believes their young starting pitchers can post similar
numbers to veterans such as Joe Saunders at a fraction of the price.
While they’re not expected to enter back into the free agent
market, Rosenthal says the Padres could still trade for a pitcher. He lists Detroit
Tigers’ Rick Porcello, Kansas City Royals’ Luke Hochevar or Los Angeles
Dodgers’ Aaron Harang as possible targets for the club.
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The Padres Organization is a complete bore. Yawn. If the Padres stopped existing tomorrow, would anybody notice?
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