Gregg

[Moose Milligan]

He's gotta go. He's completely awful.

Reactionary thread? Sure.

Am I wrong? Hell no.

I don't want to bring up Kline/DeJean comparisons so soon but....yeah.

[The Rick]

Nah man, this is the high priced/over paid closer MacPhail augmented Buck's bullpen with, so he's gotta keep coming in to these tight games.

[crissfan172]

He's gotta go. He's completely awful.

Reactionary thread? Sure.

Am I wrong? Hell no.

I don't want to bring up Kline/DeJean comparisons so soon but....yeah.

Ah...the Mustard Man. That sadly just made me smile.

[SrMeowMeow]

He's a decent reliever. He's just not a great one.

[Ommaculate]

And to top off the insult, Hoey who we cast off to the Twins looks filthy and dominant.

[olehippi]

Makes ya' wanna scream................:angryfire:

[McNulty]

Am I wrong? Hell no.

No Walter, you're just a (Milligan)hole.

Gregg is the greatest relief pitcher since Eckersley and I will not argue this with anyone.

[foxfield]

Well to be fair, he is throwing against us.....

[Scrat1]

Although I'm frustrated with Gregg's performance, I'm even more frustrated by the handling of Uehara and Gregg. Uehara is trotted out there when things don't matter at all, and then he's unavailable for when we need him. Obviously Showalter is far more knowledgeable about baseball than I am, but I'm just not sure why he is handling the closer's role the way he is.

[UMDTerrapins]

He doesn't need to go.....but he needs to be taken out of late innings situations until he proves he can get the job done.

[Jagwar]

I can't figure out how Gregg managed to record 37 saves last year.

[Can_of_corn]

I can't figure out how Gregg managed to record 37 saves last year.

3 run leads.

[UMDTerrapins]

I can't figure out how Gregg managed to record 37 saves last year.

Canadian exchange rates.

[Sports Guy]

Did you guys notice that Wieters wasn't calling his pitches in the 9th? He kept looking into the dugout.

I wonder why that was the case?

[The Rick]

Did you guys notice that Wieters wasn't calling his pitches in the 9th? He kept looking into the dugout.

I wonder why that was the case?

I know Wieters commonly looks in the dugout when runners are on base, which they were the whole 9th inning. It could have been that.