A new rumor just made things a whole lot easier for the Los Angeles Dodgers if they decided to pursue a trade for the best pitcher in the game, Tarik Skubal.
With tongue firmly planted in cheek, the defending champion Dodgers surprisingly are a half game out from owning the best record in MLB as they head into their game on Wednesday night against the Philadelphia Phillies. Yet, what is most horrifying is LA isn't even at full strength and has some major reinforcments coming of the injured list soon.
That is why the idea of the Dodgers trading for Detroit Tigers ace Skubal seems laughable. However, according to Fan Sided's Robert Murray, "It's the question that everyone across baseball is wondering." LA doesn't need the two-time Cy Young. But with a lockout very possible after the season, and the team being the biggest hurt by the next collective bargainning agreement, why not go all in to achieve a rarity of winning a third straight World Series ***** le.
Well, if the Dodgers were to use their talent rich farm system to target a trade for the star pitcher, the team that could make just as a good an offer — the Milwuakee Brewers — is unlikely to do it according to Murray.
"I've advocated for the Brewers to make a splash — a Tarik Skubal-level splash — but I don't get the feeling that's overly likely."
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With tongue firmly planted in cheek, the defending champion Dodgers surprisingly are a half game out from owning the best record in MLB as they head into their game on Wednesday night against the Philadelphia Phillies. Yet, what is most horrifying is LA isn't even at full strength and has some major reinforcments coming of the injured list soon.
That is why the idea of the Dodgers trading for Detroit Tigers ace Skubal seems laughable. However, according to Fan Sided's Robert Murray, "It's the question that everyone across baseball is wondering." LA doesn't need the two-time Cy Young. But with a lockout very possible after the season, and the team being the biggest hurt by the next collective bargainning agreement, why not go all in to achieve a rarity of winning a third straight World Series ***** le.
Well, if the Dodgers were to use their talent rich farm system to target a trade for the star pitcher, the team that could make just as a good an offer — the Milwuakee Brewers — is unlikely to do it according to Murray.
"I've advocated for the Brewers to make a splash — a Tarik Skubal-level splash — but I don't get the feeling that's overly likely."
#game
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