RZNJ
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Let’s face it, the kid is missing a lot of fastballs, mostly up in the zone, but some that were almost middle/middle too.
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Do I?
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Sounds illegal and immoral but I don’t want to judge.
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If taking the over is wrong then I don’t want to be right.
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No, that’s Dirty Bird and OnlyOneBowler’s job.
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My takeaway is that Hays has been an awful hitter in the games he hasn’t gotten a hit in since the beginning of his career and very good in the other games.
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Yeah, not worried. Learning two new positions, some early season bad weather. It does look like he bulked up over the winter. I almost wonder if he over did it.
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OH aren’t stupid. Well, most aren’t. He had a horrible July. His OPS from August 1 thru the end of the regular season was .771. Your narrative that he’s been mostly awful since July 1 of 2023 is complete BS. No one expects you to admit it. You’ll double down using the July numbers to suggest that he’s sucked the whole time. Business as usual.
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XBA of .193 fwiw.
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If Hays starts to hit, I could easily see him get 3-4 starts a week but as long a everyone is healthy and Cowser doesn’t crater, that’s probably about the best he can hope for. Ramon Urias is actually in a worse spot as the Holliday saga unfolds. Westburg is a fixture at 3B and Mateo is first in line for the leftovers at 2B.
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Hmmm. The Tides are all washed up?
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From July 19 to July 31, in 48 PA, he had a .326 OPS. Close!
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His OPS last July was something like .444 so I wouldn’t be too sure.
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Austin Hays had a .858 OPS in August and a .692 OPS in Sept/Oct. I believe .858 is considered good while .692 might be considered mediocre. I’m pretty comfortable saying neither is considered awful.
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DocJJ, who tells all his patients. “Let me give you the bad news first, please”! or ”It doesn’t look too good”.
