This is your normal gobbledygook that means nothing. Like most trolls, you post false, baseless nonsense in a plea for attention, and then, instead of admitting you are wrong, like a real person, you just troll on.
Clever, but wouldn't make much difference. The only major impact they could have would be if their market and revenues somehow grew to be in upper half of the larger markets.
How are you trading Madden for five Englerts? Makes no sense, and no, Madden isnt "five times" better than Englert. I'd rather have Madden, but they're not that far apart. I'd much rather have both.
15% better peripherals? Englert had a higher strikeout rate, lower bb and hit rate, lower whip, better swinging strike rate...
Madden is a good prospect, but Englert is in the neighborhood. You want all those you can get. You need to access talent from every source possible.
He's probably going to be the last man in the pen, so he's taking Wily Peralta's job. He's blocking nobody. When anyone earns it, or is ready, they'll get an opportunity.
His fastball is a 50, slider and command at least above average, change is plus, curve is serviceable, repeats his delivery and maintains his stuff. High release point allows his stuff to play up. Not sure what y'all are looking for, but this was a good get.
The fangraphs report was prior to the uptick in the fastball and slider that he was showing towards the end of the year. Player evaluation is not static.
They have his fastball at 40 but it improved after a mid season tweak, hitting 96. He also has a very high release point, causing his fb to play up. His change is probably his best pitch, but the slider was flashing plus late.
As usual, I'll bring the cocktail weenies. You can't go wrong with those, they taste as good as they look and they come with this delicious red sauce, it looks like ketchup, and it tastes like ketchup, but brother, it ain't ketchup!