The Phillies currently sit with the 8th worst record in the MLB so a protected pick should be in order for June 2015 to stack on top of Crawford and Nola, both of which appear to be on track for a 2016 debut.
The Phillies aging line-up only managed a 28th ranked OPS and no Phillie appeared in the top 50 in OPS that is clearly problem number one. When you look at the teams going to playoffs this is one offensive stat that clearly ties to wins and can sometimes offset good but not great starting pitching. Problem is nothing in FA falls within clear cut upgrades. The flip side is there are some potential upgrades but those come with some age or injury history. You could look to 2015 and say Ruf/Howard Platoon at 1B and sign a Morse or Cuddyer to platoon with Brown in LF. You could say they would be best served to platoon right field as well. It appeared to be Byrd at 36 wore down fast. A Byrd/Brown platoon would be something to consider at the risk of some pretty bad defense from Brown.
One might consider Melky Cabrera or Nelson Cruz for high AAV 3 year deals. The trade market would be tough to navigate because we have no depth any where in the system. I just don't believe you can get enough of a return for Hamels. Prospects being the risk that they are and at the same time the commodity that they are seems an unlikely scenario. In my mind you would need to be pretty certain you return a Hamels and an Utley that are no more than a year from being ready to play in the majors plus some.
The more resolute option might be on FA pitching. Scherzer and Lester will command big dollars. Lester will be attractive because he will come without compensation. You could play in the James Shields and Ervin Santana space or Liriano and Kazmir tiers. Even Jason Hammel or Brandon McCarthy would be upgrades. The Phillies ranked 20th in WHIP and any of those guys would likely help them improve on that stat when combined with the emergence of guys like Diekman and Giles in the BP.
Creativity and maybe some unlikely trade partners might pave the way to a WC in 2015. In summation they need to hunt OPS in the corners and possibly in CF while they wait for Franco, Crawford and Nola. A little luck with Biddle wouldn't hurt or maybe a surprise from the farm by way of a Kelly Dugan or Cam Perkins.
I would like to see them move Rollins and Howard this off season as the genesis to a true rebuild.
Monday, September 22, 2014
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
The September Call Ups
What should they be? For starters Maikel Franco should come up and play predominately at 1B simply for the experience and not because I think Asche is a better 3B. Asche needs to stay in the line-up and take just about every AB he can between now and the end of the season.
Galvis and Hernandez-No sense in running Rollins and Utley out there every night and not that Freddy and Cesar are the future but getting regular big league time may catch the attention of other clubs thus effectively increasing their trade value.
BP Arms: MAGS, Biddle (if Healthy), Garcia, Horst and Colton Murray. The BP has to be weary at this point and again I see no sense in running up the innings on guys like Giles and Deikman who are the future 8/9 guys. Biddle has racked up over 552 IP over 5 MiLB seasons and in my opinion that it is more than enough for a 1st round pick out of HS. Obviously if the Phillies were in a race you don't do that. I get that performance doesn't merit the call up but its not about that, its about seeing how he handles himself, seeing if being around guys like Hamels and Burnett can get something to click for him.
Dugan-Kelly was the Phillies first pick of the 2009 draft in the second round. Since becoming a Phillie he has been mired with injuries but he has compiled over 1700 PA's and is a career .298/.368/.819 hitter. There is not much else he can do in the minors and with 2 back to back solid performances in AA there is nothing wrong with bringing him up and letting him play everyday.
When you are a team as bad as the Phillies are the fans would rather show up to watch younger players especially if they can come up and have some success and add a little more excitement.
We're 11 days away from Sept 1 so let's see what they do!
Galvis and Hernandez-No sense in running Rollins and Utley out there every night and not that Freddy and Cesar are the future but getting regular big league time may catch the attention of other clubs thus effectively increasing their trade value.
BP Arms: MAGS, Biddle (if Healthy), Garcia, Horst and Colton Murray. The BP has to be weary at this point and again I see no sense in running up the innings on guys like Giles and Deikman who are the future 8/9 guys. Biddle has racked up over 552 IP over 5 MiLB seasons and in my opinion that it is more than enough for a 1st round pick out of HS. Obviously if the Phillies were in a race you don't do that. I get that performance doesn't merit the call up but its not about that, its about seeing how he handles himself, seeing if being around guys like Hamels and Burnett can get something to click for him.
Dugan-Kelly was the Phillies first pick of the 2009 draft in the second round. Since becoming a Phillie he has been mired with injuries but he has compiled over 1700 PA's and is a career .298/.368/.819 hitter. There is not much else he can do in the minors and with 2 back to back solid performances in AA there is nothing wrong with bringing him up and letting him play everyday.
When you are a team as bad as the Phillies are the fans would rather show up to watch younger players especially if they can come up and have some success and add a little more excitement.
We're 11 days away from Sept 1 so let's see what they do!
Friday, August 1, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
4 Days to go!
The trade deadline is this Thursday. The Phillies are 46-59, last in the NL East and 12.5 Games back of the Nationals so I guess the good news is they will be on track to get another high value draft pick. The only bright spots on the big club right now seem to be Cole Hamels and Ken Giles.
On the farm you can point to Crawford. In his first full season of pro ball J.P skipped Williamsport started the year in Lakewood and advanced to Hi A Clearwater and is more than holding is own. Nola the 7th pick in this years draft out of LSU has flashed a bit of the potential that allowed him to dominate in the SEC. Outside of that Jesse Biddle took a huge leap backwards and Franco while good of late struggled mightily to start the season in AAA. Not a big deal since he is still very young for the league.
If its better to be lucky than good this club is in major need of a rabbits foot and about a half dozen four leaf clovers. Cliff was supposed to be the one chip in my opinion they could deal at the deadline for a possible blue chip prospect or young player with years of control. A player to possibly form the nucleus of a new core of young players to get us back into the playoffs. An elbow injury in May derailed that plan. Cliff's two starts since coming off the DL have been less than Cliff like.
Let's see what happens with Papelbon, Byrd and dare I say Utley. Rumors continue to swirl that the Giants might be interested and Chase interested in them if you want to make the leap that he does maintain an off season home in the area. Why the Giants went fro Uggla is beyond me. He maybe worse than Howard in terms of drop off in performance, minus the contract of course.
The bigger shame might be that Brown and Asche failed to dominate this year. This team has made plenty of opportunity for a young player to come up and make a statement and it just hasn't happened.
The clock is ticking and it may have to run into over time meaning the waiver period come August. Easily Lee would clear waivers and so would Papelbon. Jimmy might also, Ruiz might but Howard will not.
Finally one must always consider a team blowing the Phillies away for a guy like Cole Hamels. Not an easy road ahead for the front office.
On the farm you can point to Crawford. In his first full season of pro ball J.P skipped Williamsport started the year in Lakewood and advanced to Hi A Clearwater and is more than holding is own. Nola the 7th pick in this years draft out of LSU has flashed a bit of the potential that allowed him to dominate in the SEC. Outside of that Jesse Biddle took a huge leap backwards and Franco while good of late struggled mightily to start the season in AAA. Not a big deal since he is still very young for the league.
If its better to be lucky than good this club is in major need of a rabbits foot and about a half dozen four leaf clovers. Cliff was supposed to be the one chip in my opinion they could deal at the deadline for a possible blue chip prospect or young player with years of control. A player to possibly form the nucleus of a new core of young players to get us back into the playoffs. An elbow injury in May derailed that plan. Cliff's two starts since coming off the DL have been less than Cliff like.
Let's see what happens with Papelbon, Byrd and dare I say Utley. Rumors continue to swirl that the Giants might be interested and Chase interested in them if you want to make the leap that he does maintain an off season home in the area. Why the Giants went fro Uggla is beyond me. He maybe worse than Howard in terms of drop off in performance, minus the contract of course.
The bigger shame might be that Brown and Asche failed to dominate this year. This team has made plenty of opportunity for a young player to come up and make a statement and it just hasn't happened.
The clock is ticking and it may have to run into over time meaning the waiver period come August. Easily Lee would clear waivers and so would Papelbon. Jimmy might also, Ruiz might but Howard will not.
Finally one must always consider a team blowing the Phillies away for a guy like Cole Hamels. Not an easy road ahead for the front office.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
June 2014 Top 20 Prospects
J.P Crawford
Aaron Nola
Maikel Franco
Ken Giles
Jesse Biddle
Roman Quinn
Cam Perkins
Kelly Dugan
Aaron Altherr
Dylan Cozens
Zach Green
Matt Imhof
Severino Gonzalez
Cameron Rupp
Andrew Pullin
Cord Sandberg
Aaron Brown
Luis Encarnacion
Shane Watson
Carlos Tocci
Just Missed: Knapp, Grullen,Hiciano
Aaron Nola
Maikel Franco
Ken Giles
Jesse Biddle
Roman Quinn
Cam Perkins
Kelly Dugan
Aaron Altherr
Dylan Cozens
Zach Green
Matt Imhof
Severino Gonzalez
Cameron Rupp
Andrew Pullin
Cord Sandberg
Aaron Brown
Luis Encarnacion
Shane Watson
Carlos Tocci
Just Missed: Knapp, Grullen,Hiciano
June 17th
The Phillies are in last place in the division 5.5 Back of the Bravo's. An exciting 13 inning win last night may give one enough pause to not write this season off.
I don't write it off or at least I don't want to write it off but unlike the Dodgers of last year we have no Puig to call on to shock our offensive system. Sad really because the pitching has kind of held up. Cole is throwing very well and so is Burnett. One might try to imagine a scenario where Lee comes back fully healthy and again allows this offense to stay in more games than they should.
The bullpen has stabilized nicely with Diekman and the call up of Ken Giles and his 100 MPH cheese cannon. Papelbon has evolved his stuff to close out games with 91-92 and a good Change-Up.
So why are the Phillies last in the division? Well they are 12th in the NL in OPS for starters and really bad OPS wise in CF, LF and 3B. The glass half full would say their second halves cannot be as bad as their first half and maybe that could vault them back in the race.
But time is looming like a big dark cloud. We just had the 7th pick in the draft and used that pick on Aaron Nola. A kid everyone says is polished enough to be in the rotation as early as late this season. We used subsequent picks on a high percentage of younger college players. Those tea leaves say the front office is poised to turn over the roster wherever they have an opportunity. Last years 1st round pick J.P. Crawford is progressing nicely and on track to be the everyday SS at some point in 2016.
The current regime's track record for bringing back players is not good. We have nothing to show for the trade of Cliff Lee to Seattle, nothing to show for the trade of Pence to the Giants and that hurts considering what we gave up to get Hunter. Loosely you might say Ethan Martin has a chance to contribute as a result of the Victorino deal but that's zilch for the caliber of players those guys were when dealt.
Now if you are considering trading the franchises best SS and best 2B of all time you better not miss on either. Neither player commands a haul of prospects but each should land a single solid prospect from the acquiring club or you simply hold onto them. No one in the farm is ready this year or next to be the everyday player. You make those moves and you get Brignac or Cedeno at SS and Cesar Hernandez at second for the rest of the season.
The list of pieces or assets is a nice one for the acquiring clubs out there: Burnett, Byrd, Papelbon, Chooch possibly. Those names will help contenders but you have to question who would give up what for any of those guys. Your scouts really have to dig deep into the leagues farms to come up with a gem or two.
Finally there will be the elephant in the room. What do you do with Cole Hamels the best pitcher you have ever developed out of your system from draft to WS MVP (IMO). He surely would return a significant package. Not an easy decision because it is very difficult to build a world champion caliber starting rotation and Hamels clearly is the type of pitcher that can be highly effective for many years to come at 30 years of age. You better get quality and quantity if you do.
I don't write it off or at least I don't want to write it off but unlike the Dodgers of last year we have no Puig to call on to shock our offensive system. Sad really because the pitching has kind of held up. Cole is throwing very well and so is Burnett. One might try to imagine a scenario where Lee comes back fully healthy and again allows this offense to stay in more games than they should.
The bullpen has stabilized nicely with Diekman and the call up of Ken Giles and his 100 MPH cheese cannon. Papelbon has evolved his stuff to close out games with 91-92 and a good Change-Up.
So why are the Phillies last in the division? Well they are 12th in the NL in OPS for starters and really bad OPS wise in CF, LF and 3B. The glass half full would say their second halves cannot be as bad as their first half and maybe that could vault them back in the race.
But time is looming like a big dark cloud. We just had the 7th pick in the draft and used that pick on Aaron Nola. A kid everyone says is polished enough to be in the rotation as early as late this season. We used subsequent picks on a high percentage of younger college players. Those tea leaves say the front office is poised to turn over the roster wherever they have an opportunity. Last years 1st round pick J.P. Crawford is progressing nicely and on track to be the everyday SS at some point in 2016.
The current regime's track record for bringing back players is not good. We have nothing to show for the trade of Cliff Lee to Seattle, nothing to show for the trade of Pence to the Giants and that hurts considering what we gave up to get Hunter. Loosely you might say Ethan Martin has a chance to contribute as a result of the Victorino deal but that's zilch for the caliber of players those guys were when dealt.
Now if you are considering trading the franchises best SS and best 2B of all time you better not miss on either. Neither player commands a haul of prospects but each should land a single solid prospect from the acquiring club or you simply hold onto them. No one in the farm is ready this year or next to be the everyday player. You make those moves and you get Brignac or Cedeno at SS and Cesar Hernandez at second for the rest of the season.
The list of pieces or assets is a nice one for the acquiring clubs out there: Burnett, Byrd, Papelbon, Chooch possibly. Those names will help contenders but you have to question who would give up what for any of those guys. Your scouts really have to dig deep into the leagues farms to come up with a gem or two.
Finally there will be the elephant in the room. What do you do with Cole Hamels the best pitcher you have ever developed out of your system from draft to WS MVP (IMO). He surely would return a significant package. Not an easy decision because it is very difficult to build a world champion caliber starting rotation and Hamels clearly is the type of pitcher that can be highly effective for many years to come at 30 years of age. You better get quality and quantity if you do.
Friday, May 23, 2014
Relativity of OPS to WHIP Ranking
So here we are a day after the trade deadline and let's see how our OPS RANK+ WHIP RANK scores held up. (see below for what I wrote in May)
1. The Orioles did over take the Jays and they also caught the Yankees. Their current Rank score is 28 and they made no real moves to sure up their WHIP score.
2. The Jays are in second and their current rank is 29 and really out of balance 3/26. They hit the hell out of the ball but cannot pitch and made no real moves to improve that situation yesterday.
3. The Yankees took 2 big hits I don't believe they can over come in Tanaka and Sabathia. They tried to recover with a trade for Brandon McCarthy but I'm not sure it will be enough.
4. The Tigers statement was that they were firmly in the drivers seat in May and that is even more so today. Their Rank 24 was split 2 OPS and 22 WHIP. In part Verlander has not really been Verlander and the BP is still a weak link but big Dave was bold to acquire David Price and maybe Soria in the BP can help sure things up there. No one in the division is capable of catching them or making it interesting for that matter.
5. The Twins who? KC whom I had predicted to make the playoffs in the beginning of the year is coming on some but with a rank score of 39 and no solid moves at the deadline seemingly have no shot at even the second WC birth.
6. The A's clearly the best team in baseball in May are still clearly the best baseball team Aug1 with a score of 7 and some big time moves to add Lester and Samardzja definitely put some more separation between the others in the AL that might upset them in a playoff series.
7. The Angels have done a wonderful job in staying consistently on the heels of the A's, a sure WC spot with a rank score of 9 but no deals at the deadline is suspect.
8. The Braves in May looked to be able to hold off the Nats today that is not the case as the Nats are in first and have a rank score of 21 to the Braves 35. The pitching has really fallen off for the Braves while the Nats have picked it up some offensively. The Marlins may have something to say about the final standings before all is said and done. Stanton can still Mash and a pick-up of former Phillies top prospect Jared Cosart may help fill a void lost by the injury to Jose Fernandez.
9. We said the Brewers were formidable if you trusted their pitching well it's kind of held up. Their rank score today is 20 and while they made no major moves at the deadline Geraldo Parra is a nice extra piece.
10. The Cardinals rank score is 31. Things do not seem to be materializing for the Red Birds at all. Mozeliak dealt for Masterson and Lackey but gave up last seasons super hero's to get him in Craig and Kelly. Their biggest problem is OPS where their rank is 21. Unless the Brewers get the jitters down the stretch it appears to me they can hold on.
11. The Giants in May were unbelievable but much has changed since then and not much happened at the deadline to bolster their club. Their rank is 28 while the Dodgers have jumped to 14 which is the best score of any NL club.
12. The Rockies are far and away in the rear view mirror but get this they are still the 1 Rank in OPS. Unfortunately they are next to last in WHIP
If the statistics hold A's 7 Rank and Angels 9 Rank would hold off Tigers 24 Rank and the Orioles 28 Rank however it must be noted that David Price can and should make a big difference for the Tigers WHIP rank.
In the NL the Dodgers clearly are in a class above the rest which maybe is what they didn't part with any of their highly touted prospects for a major arm (Lester, Price, Hamels). Very balanced club with a 6 OPS Rank and a 8 WHIP Rank. Perfectly equipped to take a 7 game series.
In September we will check these rankings again and make a ALCS and NLCS prediction then use the SSS ranks of the playoffs to predict a World Series Champion.
(Written in May)
I'm wondering if there is a relationship here towards the end of May between a teams OPS RANK+ WHIP RANK score to whether or not they can sustain their place in the standings. I've long since believed I would build a team to achieve success on these two factors.
If my position players can OPS that means we are doing damage and scoring runs and if my pitchers can WHIP low my opponent won't. Let's record today's standings and look back on them at the trade deadline
AL EAST
Blue Jays=1 OPS Rank 14 WHIP Rank Score 15 (guess they won't sustain 1st place with a 14 WHIP)
Yankees=7 OPS Rank 6 WHIP Rank Score 13 (guess they over take 1st)
Orioles=8 OPS Rank 9 WHIP Rank Score 17 (guess they over take the Jay's but not the Yankees)
AL CENTRAL
Tigers=2 OPS Rank 5 WHIP Rank Score 7 (In the Driver Seat)
Twins=11 OPS Rank 11 WHIP Rank Score 22 (no way they stay in second)
AL WEST
A's=3 OPS Rank 1 WHIP Rank Score 4 (Clearly the best team in all of baseball)
Angels=4 OPS Rank 2 WHIP Rank Score 6 (Firm WC contender)
NL EAST
Braves=12 OPS Rank 2 WHIP Rank Score 14 (With a 2 Rank in WHIP they stay here or really close)
Marlins=2 OPS Rank 10 WHIP Rank Score 12 (yes they mash but pitching rules, they are not here in July)
NL CENTRAL
Brewers=9 OPS Rank 4 WHIP Rank Score 13 (Formidable if you trust the pitching holds)
Cardinals=10 OPS Rank 1 WHIP Rank Score 11 (bats likely to get hot at some point they move up to 1st)
NL WEST
Giants=4 OPS Rank 3 WHIP Rank Score 7 (Yes and Yes)
Rockies=1 OPS Rank 9 WHIP Rank Score 10 ( Dodgers are a 15 the Rockies hold onto 2nd)
The A's have the best score at 4 and just so happen to lead all of MLB in Wins with 30. Followed by the Giants and Tigers with the next best scores of 7, 29 Wins and 27 Wins respectively. The Brewers have 28 wins and there are 5 teams tied with 26 Wins.
A baseball season is a long horse race for sure and there are some good teams lurking in the back that have plenty of time to improve their scores. Especially those that are suffering do to injury and slated to get those injured stars back at some point.
1. The Orioles did over take the Jays and they also caught the Yankees. Their current Rank score is 28 and they made no real moves to sure up their WHIP score.
2. The Jays are in second and their current rank is 29 and really out of balance 3/26. They hit the hell out of the ball but cannot pitch and made no real moves to improve that situation yesterday.
3. The Yankees took 2 big hits I don't believe they can over come in Tanaka and Sabathia. They tried to recover with a trade for Brandon McCarthy but I'm not sure it will be enough.
4. The Tigers statement was that they were firmly in the drivers seat in May and that is even more so today. Their Rank 24 was split 2 OPS and 22 WHIP. In part Verlander has not really been Verlander and the BP is still a weak link but big Dave was bold to acquire David Price and maybe Soria in the BP can help sure things up there. No one in the division is capable of catching them or making it interesting for that matter.
5. The Twins who? KC whom I had predicted to make the playoffs in the beginning of the year is coming on some but with a rank score of 39 and no solid moves at the deadline seemingly have no shot at even the second WC birth.
6. The A's clearly the best team in baseball in May are still clearly the best baseball team Aug1 with a score of 7 and some big time moves to add Lester and Samardzja definitely put some more separation between the others in the AL that might upset them in a playoff series.
7. The Angels have done a wonderful job in staying consistently on the heels of the A's, a sure WC spot with a rank score of 9 but no deals at the deadline is suspect.
8. The Braves in May looked to be able to hold off the Nats today that is not the case as the Nats are in first and have a rank score of 21 to the Braves 35. The pitching has really fallen off for the Braves while the Nats have picked it up some offensively. The Marlins may have something to say about the final standings before all is said and done. Stanton can still Mash and a pick-up of former Phillies top prospect Jared Cosart may help fill a void lost by the injury to Jose Fernandez.
9. We said the Brewers were formidable if you trusted their pitching well it's kind of held up. Their rank score today is 20 and while they made no major moves at the deadline Geraldo Parra is a nice extra piece.
10. The Cardinals rank score is 31. Things do not seem to be materializing for the Red Birds at all. Mozeliak dealt for Masterson and Lackey but gave up last seasons super hero's to get him in Craig and Kelly. Their biggest problem is OPS where their rank is 21. Unless the Brewers get the jitters down the stretch it appears to me they can hold on.
11. The Giants in May were unbelievable but much has changed since then and not much happened at the deadline to bolster their club. Their rank is 28 while the Dodgers have jumped to 14 which is the best score of any NL club.
12. The Rockies are far and away in the rear view mirror but get this they are still the 1 Rank in OPS. Unfortunately they are next to last in WHIP
If the statistics hold A's 7 Rank and Angels 9 Rank would hold off Tigers 24 Rank and the Orioles 28 Rank however it must be noted that David Price can and should make a big difference for the Tigers WHIP rank.
In the NL the Dodgers clearly are in a class above the rest which maybe is what they didn't part with any of their highly touted prospects for a major arm (Lester, Price, Hamels). Very balanced club with a 6 OPS Rank and a 8 WHIP Rank. Perfectly equipped to take a 7 game series.
In September we will check these rankings again and make a ALCS and NLCS prediction then use the SSS ranks of the playoffs to predict a World Series Champion.
(Written in May)
I'm wondering if there is a relationship here towards the end of May between a teams OPS RANK+ WHIP RANK score to whether or not they can sustain their place in the standings. I've long since believed I would build a team to achieve success on these two factors.
If my position players can OPS that means we are doing damage and scoring runs and if my pitchers can WHIP low my opponent won't. Let's record today's standings and look back on them at the trade deadline
AL EAST
Blue Jays=1 OPS Rank 14 WHIP Rank Score 15 (guess they won't sustain 1st place with a 14 WHIP)
Yankees=7 OPS Rank 6 WHIP Rank Score 13 (guess they over take 1st)
Orioles=8 OPS Rank 9 WHIP Rank Score 17 (guess they over take the Jay's but not the Yankees)
AL CENTRAL
Tigers=2 OPS Rank 5 WHIP Rank Score 7 (In the Driver Seat)
Twins=11 OPS Rank 11 WHIP Rank Score 22 (no way they stay in second)
AL WEST
A's=3 OPS Rank 1 WHIP Rank Score 4 (Clearly the best team in all of baseball)
Angels=4 OPS Rank 2 WHIP Rank Score 6 (Firm WC contender)
NL EAST
Braves=12 OPS Rank 2 WHIP Rank Score 14 (With a 2 Rank in WHIP they stay here or really close)
Marlins=2 OPS Rank 10 WHIP Rank Score 12 (yes they mash but pitching rules, they are not here in July)
NL CENTRAL
Brewers=9 OPS Rank 4 WHIP Rank Score 13 (Formidable if you trust the pitching holds)
Cardinals=10 OPS Rank 1 WHIP Rank Score 11 (bats likely to get hot at some point they move up to 1st)
NL WEST
Giants=4 OPS Rank 3 WHIP Rank Score 7 (Yes and Yes)
Rockies=1 OPS Rank 9 WHIP Rank Score 10 ( Dodgers are a 15 the Rockies hold onto 2nd)
The A's have the best score at 4 and just so happen to lead all of MLB in Wins with 30. Followed by the Giants and Tigers with the next best scores of 7, 29 Wins and 27 Wins respectively. The Brewers have 28 wins and there are 5 teams tied with 26 Wins.
A baseball season is a long horse race for sure and there are some good teams lurking in the back that have plenty of time to improve their scores. Especially those that are suffering do to injury and slated to get those injured stars back at some point.
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