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Kjerstad is the one that really bothers me. The guy has a strong minor league track record of hitting lefties, but he may never get the chance on the O’s. There is definitely a strong LH/Rh thing going on in Baltimore , and I think it’s pretty dumb in some cases. -
I am not honestly sure if we do things any differently than anyone else. I just think much of what we see and pick apart is really a by-product of frustration from watching a bad baseball team for the last 90 games of the season, capped off with a really pathetic offensive effort against KC. -
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I wish we had a manager like Stephen Vogt. -
Talent plays in the matchup. LAD isn't benching Ohtani or Betts. SDP isn't benching Machado or Tatis. ATL isn't platooning Acuna or Olson. NYY isn't platooning Judge or Soto. We aren't platooning Gunnar or Santander. But every team has players that are platooned to some degree. There are definitely places to sit Renfroe or JD Martinez. If Hinch doesn't sit Carpenter against most LHP, that's gross negligence. Almost as bad as if HOU didn't platoon their 1B. NYY brought in Verdugo as a platoon-type. Scope-wise MIL, TBR, SFG seem to platoon as much as we do. Just a swag on my part. Deep benches are important for the marathon. But Carl Lewis and Usain Bolt need to anchor the 4x100 relay to the WS. -
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