adambr2
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Everything posted by adambr2
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Feel bad for Burnes. He's been spotless for a long time and shouldn't have been forced to leave it in the hands of a scrub like Alex Claudio.
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Meh. Not really. He's a body.
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This was a dumb move.
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Yelich was probably one of the most valuable trade pieces in MLB when he had 3 years left on a cheap contract. The minute the ink was dry on that deal, he lost considerable trade value. They're in it for the long haul on Yelich now. Hope he can turn it around, because it's going to be a long road ahead. He's the face of the franchise, and signed a deal to solidify that long term. 150 at bats isn't going to change that. I can't believe that idea is even being brought up. I'm not worried that he's as bad as he's been in 150 ABs this year -- he's not. However, there's a reasonable chance that these last two years were the aberration and he's closer to the very good but not elite player that he was in Miami. Age isn't going to help. That alone would be a pretty painful outcome having just given him a lucrative extension.
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Yelich was probably one of the most valuable trade pieces in MLB when he had 3 years left on a cheap contract. The minute the ink was dry on that deal, he lost considerable trade value. They're in it for the long haul on Yelich now. Hope he can turn it around, because it's going to be a long road ahead.
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Are Williams and Hader likely to be available? I know nothing about pitching science to know if a guy can go an inning, shut it down and then do it again just a few hours later.
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I thought it would be easier to get excited about Urias. It really hasn't been easy.
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Yeah? Well I had.....
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Gyorko!!!
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I can't believe we are making this bum look so good.
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Going to go out on a limb and say Christian Yelich isn't going to be anywhere near the MVP conversation this year.
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Talking about Garcias hit up the middle? No way that's an error. Ball gets funky spin too. Maybe Ned Yost can dig his DVD player out of storage and try to get it changed.
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Masterful job by Burnes. Defense did him no favors, but he worked through it.
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Bad play by Urias, then a bad throw by Nottingham. It's not enough for our hitters to just not hit, now they're looking to actively give away runs in the field, too.
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Keston saw 3 pitches from Ponce De Leon, and 2 of them were middle middle mistake BP fastballs that any competent hitter is going to hammer. This isn't a "tip your cap to De Leon" situation. Our hitters are just stinking up the joint.
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Wow, Keston. That was terrible. We do know this guy is s bum, right? This is an absolute pitching mismatch on paper.
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Miller was never a bad player. Not a great one, but not a bad one. For comparison sake, he has a slightly higher career OPS+ than Mike Moustakas. Never understood how guys like Miller can get a short leash and sent out on the street and we give a guy like Sogard numerous chances and he manages to hang around forever in the league.
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Great job by Burnes avoiding damage. I'm sure he was well aware that a single there very possibly ends the game with this offense.
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You might as well just flip a coin and guess what this umpire will call on a low borderline pitch.
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Maybe Andy Haines can go on another one of his angry tirades because that's the only thing he's done that has seemed to elicit any positive results whatsoever this year from his hitters.
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Yeah, Yelich is a better left fielder than right fielder. It's his natural position. Which corner he is fielding in is not the reason he isn't hitting.
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And a Danny Boone.. https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BAL/BAL199009220.shtml
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That might be the most confidence boosting flyout of Hiura's career. Thank you for putting it in play, kid.
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Yelich is really starting to become a concern especially looking long-term. We are well past the point of calling it a slump.
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All we have to do is get a runner in from 2nd with nobody out to tie. Should be able to do that.