But don't feel too bad for poor Carlos---poor Carlos will still make $9.8 million this year.
From 2007 - 2010 the guy was amazing. A slider that just disappeared and then a decent fastball--he was dominant, first as an 8th inning guy, and then as a closer.
But then he lost his command and suddenly he was very hittable...when he wasn't walking or hitting a batter. And finally the Cubs gave up on him.
I wonder what team will try to fix him...if he's even fixable.
My Marmol card total comes to 44, with #45 from Series Two yet to arrive. The 44 I've got are in a tile...starting with Allen and Ginter and finishing with Upper Deck.
Hey, all right! You guys can trade for Brandon League now!
ReplyDeleteMarmol reminds me a bit of Heath Bell. The Padres got rid of him at the right time - just as he was generating a lot of walks - trading him to the Marlins, where he had eight blown save opportunities. Now that he's in Arizona's hitters park, he's gotten 13 saves, but also sports a 5.02 ERA and 1.64 WHIP.
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