By DOM AMORE, Hartford Courant Staff Writer.
"If somebody wasn't unhappy with the way the year went, what would you think of that person?" Carl Pavano said recently from his home in Florida.
"Last year, things didn't work out the way either of us hoped they would," he said, "but I think the future is going to hold a more positive story. ... I can't wait."
"We have high hopes for Carl," general manager Brian Cashman said. "We didn't see the real Carl Pavano. We saw a guy who was trying to get there, but he was hurt. He wasn't able to show us the real Carl Pavano. Everyone, every day, has to reaffirm their past in this game, try to get back to what they've done before."
In November, when it was being reported that Pavano wanted to be traded, he called Cashman to say that he wanted to stay.
"I think Carl needed to say that more than I needed to hear it," Cashman said.
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1 comment:
agreed. I do think that, if healthy, Pavano could be a very decent 3rd or 4th starter. He's not going to get a lot of strikeouts but he has decent stuff.
Hopefully he can perform.
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