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Oh snap... can he even play in the playoffs or did he get promoted too late
If a player on the playoff roster goes on the DL, he can take the spot if I remember the rules right.
A player has to be in the organization prior to September 1. That's it, no more phony injury stuff.
He isn't the first prospect to jump Triple A. Stanton did.My guess is it is just to get him some time with the major league coaches and players and a few at bats against major league players. Then he pops back down to Triple A in 2018.
I don’t think it has anything to do with Harper. If the Nats think he’s anywhere near ready, why not bring him up and see how he does in the bigs?
Bingo, I also think it helps in terms of organizational culture - this is what it's like to be in a pennant race, this is where we expect to be on the WASHINGTON NATIONALS - that sort of thing. Plus, other teams will be pitching a lot of September pitchers anyways. I'm not sure we'll play one series of consequence for the opposing team from here on out. They're not going to throw him out there again Kershaw every night.
Re: Follow the Prospects: Victor Robles, OF« Reply #185: June 26, 2017, 08:49:51 PM »still wouldn't be surprised to see him this September, but if not, definitely in 2018.
This is a huge move. Love it.
Robles is going to Arizona, so there's no reason for him to take away any playing time from any of our post-season players. Werth, Taylor and hopefully Harper need at bats, and we also want Kendrick and Difo to have playing time so they stay hot.
Brian Goodwin had a setback with his injury, which is what prompted Nats to call on Robles, according to person familiar with situation.
If the Nats think he’s anywhere near ready, why not bring him up and see how he does in the bigs?