Jeremy Guthrie to Mets?
by Eli Greenspan on Oct 19, 2009 8:41 PM EDT
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In Baltimore, Jeremy Guthrie's window of opportunity is quickly closing.
Guthrie was regarded as one of the top pitching prospects when he came to Baltimore, who hoped he could help lead that rotation to greener pastures. After two relatively good seasons, Guthrie regressed in 2009, which puts his future in question being arbitration-eligible for the first time.
He has been praised around the league for having good stuff, but can't seem to settle in with the O's. The NY Post suggests that the Mets could make a move for the starter, who may thrive in the spacious Citi Field.
He could also be an option for the Brewers, who could work out a deal involving J.J. Hardy, or a potential blockbuster for first baseman Prince Fielder. That however, is highly unlikely.
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Guthrie was regarded as one of the top pitching prospects when he came to Baltimore, who hoped he could help lead that rotation to greener pastures.
The O’s picked Guthrie off the waiver wire when the Indians decided he wasn’t worth keeping. He was brought in to be a relief pitcher and only moved into the rotation due to Jaret Wright’s injury. The O’s preferred Jaret Wright of all people to Guthrie in the rotation. His success was a very unexpected surprise.
Some Day, Matt Wieters Will Make The Cooperstown Crowd Laugh By Talking About The Time He Batted Behind Melvin Mora And Luke Scott. -Keith Law via Matt Wieters Facts
by Stacey on Oct 23, 2009 4:34 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
The beermakers would want much more then Guts
And the O’s are currently very protective of all of their prospects
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by BaltimoreSportsFan on Oct 24, 2009 4:43 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
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