MLB 15 The Show: Rebuilding the Phillies

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  • dubplate
    MVP
    • Dec 2002
    • 3781

    #31
    Re: MLB 15 The Show: Rebuilding the Phillies

    Originally posted by 37
    I wasn't expecting a blue-chipper for Lee so low-B could work....I brought up Chicago because of their abundance of MIF'ers and the fact that they don't have much behind Lester and Arrieta...of course all this is going on the premise that the Cubs is contending somewhere near the AS break and needs a front-end starter badly....plus im REALLY high on Baez haha.....and yeah if a blue-chipper is out of the question for Hamels, it'd make sense to retain him...we'll see
    Sounds like you and I are like minded as I really want Baez on my Phillies team as well. The general consensus seems to be no, but I keep reading articles on how he is the most likely to be traded, not Castro.

    I was considering another trade with the Cubs for Schwarber and Edwards but haven't pulled the trigger.

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    • nyqu1st
      Rookie
      • Apr 2015
      • 153

      #32
      Originally posted by bbking26
      Do a Cubs one.
      That would be way too easy
      DETROIT

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      • timisone
        Worst Gamer Ever
        • Jul 2005
        • 518

        #33
        Re: MLB 15 The Show: Rebuilding the Phillies

        Originally posted by Trojan Man
        At the draft, I'm 30-25, 4 games behind the Braves, who are cruising at 33-20.

        So far the interesting stories regarding pitching center on Hamels and Lee.

        My playing strategy is to use one pitcher, pitch all of his starts, and sim the rest. Hamels is my personal pitcher. In 11 starts, I have yet to be the winning pitcher of record once. I'm 0-2 with a 3.18 ERA and a WHIP of 1.38. Only 5 of those starts have been quality starts. Hamels has been laboring consistently, with lots of 20-pitch innings.

        Lee by contrast has been a killer. He's 8-2 with a 1.94 ERA, 3 CG, 2 SO, and a .95 WHIP. If he keeps this up, he'll likely be the more attractive trade chip at the deadline.

        On the other side of things, I'm having a terrible time generating consistent offense.

        Ryan Howard (.161 AVG, 3 HR) and Domonic Brown (.171 AVG, 2 HR) have played their way out of the lineup, and I now have Ruf in RF, Franco at 1B, and Asche at 3B.

        Utley is by far the most productive hitter, with a .290 AVG and 5 HR. It's sad that I'm having to contemplate this, but I may move him to cleanup.

        The first year draft was encouraging. Here's what I got:

        1. Sergio Quintero, SP, A POT, 64 OVR
        2. Julio Vasquez, LF, A POT, 71 OVR
        3. Steven Gonzales, RP, C POT, 61 OVR
        4. Henry Soriano, 2B, C POT, 63 OVR
        5. Abraham Barton, CF, D POT, 70 OVR
        6. Samuel Valentin, 3B, D POT, 56 OVR
        7. Lincoln Kaufman, 1B, D POT, 42 OVR

        I think my top 3 will contribute in 2 years, and my 4 and 5 picks could contribute in 3-5 years if they do well in the minors.
        Lee is hurt so in my rebuilding I keep him in single a, then just dont resign at the end of the season. Any trades or using him is really not realistic at all. Maybe next year using him but I believe he is done for this year.

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        • romeosdistress
          Rookie
          • Aug 2010
          • 312

          #34
          jp crawford should be the replacement at ss, but i traded for javier baez. and drafted well the first draft.

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