now you're playing semantics. He's hit 30, 26 and 32 hrs over the past 3 seasons, you can expect somewhere around that mark from him this season. The season is 162 games most of you have turned into pessimists like NBA fans lol.
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I would replace the word "pessimist" with the word "skeptic", but you're right. Just beware of the athelete that has great stats in meaningless games.
I think Gimenez is a good ball player, he's had a slow start with the bat but the glove is solid. But in no way should he ever command that kind of $$. Cleveland was dumb to sign him to that and we were even dumber to trade for that.
Finally can say great win for the Jays
Best play of game was great running by Vlad. Goes from second to third on a medium fly to center
He saw the fielder step back to make catch taking away
forward throw momentum. Vlad then leap slide head first into third so the throw hit his foot
then scored winner
Best play of game was great running by Vlad. Goes from second to third on a medium fly to center
He saw the fielder step back to make catch taking away
forward throw momentum. Vlad then leap slide head first into third so the throw hit his foot
then scored winner
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Their contract expires at the end of this season.
If we finish dead last I doubt they will get renewed
Looks like Tony Taters is right on schedule he has 4 dingers, equalling last year's number at the end of April. He hit 40 more last year from May to season's end. Bo getting on base, Vladdy hitting one in the previous game and KIrky is heating up also and Varsho getting in on the HR act last night. This is the offence we were expecting at season's start.
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- Jun 15, 2004
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I would really like to see Varsho batting second like he did in spring training where he looked fabulous. Guerrero three, Santander four. I'm not sure how John Schneider doesn't see Vladys career numbers batting third as opposed to second.
Philip
Philip
John Schneider is a living embodiment of the Smashmouth song: he ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.
- Jun 15, 2004
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- 1,593
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With this kind of payroll 100% his job is on the line. This organization puts way too much importance on his minor league relationship with the current roster. They should at least demote him back to a bench coach.
...with the 80s/90s style of National League team this organization has tried to put together the past 2/3 years with a defense first mentality.... you would think they would at least resort to the number three guy being your best hitter and being in the best opportunity to do the most damage.
Philip
...with the 80s/90s style of National League team this organization has tried to put together the past 2/3 years with a defense first mentality.... you would think they would at least resort to the number three guy being your best hitter and being in the best opportunity to do the most damage.
Philip
He might not be the sharpest but he certainly isn't the dullest. That's title goes to the two loose screws on the roof.
