[Mariner]

If Timmy is over 90mph with control again, there'll be a line of team trying to sign him.

He was once as dominant as any pitcher in the league.

And I hope one of those teams is the Giants.

[JohnBrowdie]

this represents the triumph of emotion over reality. that boy is done. been done. way done.

[Mears]

Yaaaay,baseball talk.

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[Jonny7797]

those are big if’s.

[TBP]

He’s inexpensive and low risk and he has a history of MLB success. He’s worth a gamble for the back of a rotation.

[lurk]

162 man-proving games, with the survivors getting a trophy and a parade at the end.

A pitcher’s arm, like a car tire, only has a certain amount of miles in it. If Lincecum wins, respect to him.

[ScottinVA]

If his fastball is indeed in the 90s and is developing other stuff as well, I’d like to see him back in a Giants uniform in a short relief role, possibly.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

If Timmy is over 90mph with control again, there'll be a line of team trying to sign him.

That's a very big "if". Lincecum is 33, not a big guy physically, and that arm has seen a lot of use. He may be able to throw it 90 mph with decent control in a workout, but the odds of his arm being able to carry that into June, let alone September, seem pretty remote.

I hope I'm wrong - Tim gave Bay Area baseball fans a lot of quality pitches to watch over the years and he'll always have my appreciation as a fan.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Well if he’s asking for more than the Seattle Minimum Wage it won’t be the Pirates who sign him.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Tim Lincecum's career statistics, from BaseballReference.com.