I enjoyed Villar. I wanted him to get more of a chance this season. I also think Schoop is a good player. The Brewers have a really good second half record so sometimes trades may affect things differently than just comparing Head to Head stats.
Yeah, trust the process, as they say. Williams did his job, and it paid off, just not quite how you draw it up. As a head golf pro used to say to a friend of mine, "You don't draw pictures on the scorecard." Is Coach Cooper a golf pro too?
I think it is fair to say that none of us know what comfort level they have with any of our pitchers since most figured that Peralta was a mop up only guy (if that even) and then there he was last night, helping us win a huge ball game.
I dont see a ton of people downplaying Baez. It is just that numbers seem to show Yelich is ahead of him. Yelich is simply better almost across the board in offensive stats. My post was not a reflection of just this forum.
I think what always stinks about a MVP competition like the one Yelich is having with Baez is that each side dogs the other teams player. They are both awesome. I think Yelich should win the award because his numbers indicate he has been just a little bit better and is having a second half of the season that is propelling this team into the playoffs. This doesn't blind me from how fun Baez is to watch play the game too. I wish we had him on our squad. Just because he is a Cub won't take away how great he has been as well.