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By spiritof66 · Posted
I found most of this pretty familiar. Here's an exception: "It’s not my job to predict payroll.” Really,? Whose job is it t to budget and plan future player expenses? And what exactly is John's job? I thought it was to extract money from the taxpayers, but he just hired a guy to do that full-time. What's left for John, other than to make stupid public statements? Maybe he's stumbled on his area of greatest strength: nothing. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
Pretty sure that John Angelos would point to Wander Franco being a chomo as a reason not to extend young players. Just a wild hunch. -
Yeah, I’d really like to know if there’s any objective metric out there to suggest that the Orioles are more vulnerable to that type of pitch than any other team. -
By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
That's what makes it such an effective pitch you have to lay off it in hopes that it won't be a strike. -
I think that's the direction I'd take the strategy. But with some discipline... If you can extend guys who are emerging, or whose emergence you believe is certain, on team favorable terms.. then do it. Else... trade them in ARB and restock. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
Which teams do really well against good low and away breaking pitches? -
By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
I cringe every time a pitcher with a good low and away breaking pitch comes into games now because the Orioles hitters can't seem to help themselves from striking out or making weak contact if they manage to get the ball on the ball. This will be something for the Orioles analytics department and hitting coaches to address in preparation for next season.
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