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He could.

As Roch would say, this is a good place to stop.

I think he got into some bad habits in the minors that got exposed at the ML level. I posted Holliday minor league highlights of a much more mechanically sound hitter. Hopefully, he gets back to that ASAP. Some showed a toe tap with barely any leg lift at all.

That’s good because your opinion makes no sense. If Mayo comes up and is good both ways that’s a good thing. Period. You’re more concerned with how it affects Hollidays career than whether it helps the team win this year. And by the way, I answered your three pronged hypothetical on Mayo and gave multiple options on what might happen if Mayo was an all around above average 3B. You seemed aghast at 1) Westburg being an everyday utility guy and 2) experimenting with Holliday in CF. Easy to criticize but then when confronted with your own hypothetical your answer is “I don’t know”. LOL. That’s weak.

You’re safe. He’s only got one angle.

Some folks even get angry when confronted with reality. My apologies Mr. Miller. See the laughing emoji. I forgot them for the humor impaired on my previous posts. I keep forgetting you don’t have a sense of humor. Hopefully, you have all of the other important ones.

It’s a problem if Mayo comes up to play 3B and is good both offensively and defensively? As an Oriole fan that wants his team to do well, give me those types of problems.

Maybe you are really unstable. Lol. But I think you were onto something with Holliday.

See? He gets confused when confronted with reality.

I mean really unstable. He thinks he’s a union rep for all of the ML and minor league players. If it were up to him active rosters would be 200 and there would be no minor leagues. Right from the draft (he’d do away with that too) to a ML apprenticeship at 770K.

He’s unstable. Better just to ignore him. Lol

Funny that you responded. Just looking at an old thread from January where you and I were the only ones questioning Holliday stepping in the bucket. Lol

Must see video. On some of these highlights there’s a leg lift but it doesn’t seem as pronounced as it is now. On many it’s more of a toe tap and hardly any foot/leg movement at all. Interesting.

No one would be DFA except McKenna. Urias and Mateo were both bench players when Plan A was Holliday. Same difference. Hays and Mayo added. McKenna DFA and probably unclaimed again and Kjerstad optioned.

On April 26, in relief, he pitched 4 innings, 1 hit, 3 walks, 6 strikeouts. I think he’s fine physically.