Jamie Moyer

[CamdenRevival]

I know it doesn't exactly benefit the youth movement to sign a guy that is almost 50, but Jamie Moyer is available and could be a great boon to a young pitching staff. I admit there are a lot of cons, but I imagine what the young guys (specifically Matusz & Britton as lefties) could gain from having Moyer around. He'd be a much better mentor than Millwood, whether it's conditioning or making your performance exceed your talent (two things he has obviously excelled at). He'd definitely be a cheap one-year deal. If his time is up, he'll still be around for spring training. If he pitches well, you deal him at the deadline. could be dealt at the deadline.

[2131andBeyond]

The question there is: Is it really worth it? We brought Millwood in not only to mentor, but to be a solid innings-eater. Moyer doesn't really bring that, and isn't a top of the rotation presence like Millwood was (well, coming in to the season). So is it worth it for a mentor type like him being older and not a top presence on the mound, or let Britton/Tillman come up and struggle a bit (hopefully not) and establish themselves?

[LukeScottsShotgun]

Something tells me throwing a fastball below 85 MPH will not work in the AL East. Plus, didn't he just suffer a pretty big injury? Moyer will always be one of my favorite players though.