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The Cingrani Dilemma

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Young Mr Cingrani sure is making the immediate future interesting.

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He should stay in the rotation, but I'll be surprised if Dusty goes for that. I'm sure Dusty will say he likes having that extra lefty in the pen, and Leake will stay in the rotation.

He should stay in the rotation, but I'll be surprised if Dusty goes for that. I'm sure Dusty will say he likes having that extra lefty in the pen, and Leake will stay in the rotation.

 

Agreed.

There is zero starting depth at the moment, so either Cingrani or Leake are headed back to Louisville when Cueto returns. Using one in the pen takes them out of their routine and it is silly to think there won't be another starter that misses time this year. Odds are Cingrani heads back to Louisville to continue working on his 2nd and 3rd pitches when Cueto returns...

It would be tough to take him out of the rotation if it were me. IMO if he's not in the rotation I would send him back down since he is so young, to get consistent work in, with an eye towards rotation next year.

There is zero starting depth at the moment, so either Cingrani or Leake are headed back to Louisville when Cueto returns. Using one in the pen takes them out of their routine and it is silly to think there won't be another starter that misses time this year. Odds are Cingrani heads back to Louisville to continue working on his 2nd and 3rd pitches when Cueto returns...

 

Agreed. And unless Leake has a complete meltdown before Cueto returns...I think it'll be Cingrani that gets sent back down. While I think Tony's got a good #1, I think he's still benefitting from being seen for the first time around. That 2nd or 3rd pitch will help keep hitters off balance should he face the Cardinals or Brewers for a 2nd or 3rd time this year.

There is zero starting depth at the moment, so either Cingrani or Leake are headed back to Louisville when Cueto returns. Using one in the pen takes them out of their routine and it is silly to think there won't be another starter that misses time this year. Odds are Cingrani heads back to Louisville to continue working on his 2nd and 3rd pitches when Cueto returns...

 

This is my guess as well. There is no use for Cingrani in the pen . It's either here in the rotation or back to Louisville.

There is zero starting depth at the moment, so either Cingrani or Leake are headed back to Louisville when Cueto returns. Using one in the pen takes them out of their routine and it is silly to think there won't be another starter that misses time this year. Odds are Cingrani heads back to Louisville to continue working on his 2nd and 3rd pitches when Cueto returns...

 

Agreed. And unless Leake has a complete meltdown before Cueto returns...I think it'll be Cingrani that gets sent back down. While I think Tony's got a good #1, I think he's still benefitting from being seen for the first time around. That 2nd or 3rd pitch will help keep hitters off balance should he face the Cardinals or Brewers for a 2nd or 3rd time this year.

 

This pretty much sums it up. He's looked great so far but odds are he'll struggle the second time that he sees teams unless he significantly improves his 2nd and 3rd pitches.

We need a lefty starter. Leake is a grade below Cingrani in every facet except at the plate. So, Cingrani obviously will be sent down to Louisville.

Lefties can still be good with located fastballs. Yes, he will need to throw more pitches with a wrinkle but he can get away with more fastballs than someone like a Leake. Leake is struggling getting guys out with anything.

We need a lefty starter. Leake is a grade below Cingrani in every facet except at the plate. So, Cingrani obviously will be sent down to Louisville.

 

:lol2:

I still don't like lose Travis Wood.

 

Me either.

Cingrani is gonna be a stud. He's not pitch efficient, yet effectively wild. So, he gives you consistently 5 strong, sometimes 6, is there reasonable expectation that Leake can do that consistently? Um....no.

I still don't like losing Travis Wood.

 

Dusty makes me lose wood.

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