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By interloper · Posted
I don't think Holliday has started a game against a LHP since coming up, but I could be wrong. -
By Bemorewins · Posted
It’s good to have Mountcastle back in the lineup today. McCann has been getting a lot of run lately. Good thing is he’s been hitting pretty good thus far. -
By interloper · Posted
Good to see Mounty already back out there starting. -
Rubber game. Hyde and Elias want to win. Mateo at 2B against a LHP. Interesting but not surprising. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
Henderson SS Adley DH Mounty 1b Tony RF Westy 3B Mullins CF McCann C Cowser LF Mateo 2B -
Aram Leighton Just Baseball A 14th round selection in last year’s draft out of State College of Florida, Forret struggled in his pro debut, allowing five earned runs, before tossing 10 consecutive scoreless in his next two outings with 15 strikeouts and one free pass. Forret’s fastball averaged 95 MPH, touching 97 MPH with above average carry. He flashed a short, sharp slider at 85-87 MPH as well as a curveball in the low 80s, a splitter and an occasional cutter. It’s very early in the newly-turned 20-year-old’s pro career and it seems like he is feeling his arsenal out some. Over his last two successful starts, he has really showed confidence in his slider and increased willingness to throw his split. Forret could be a deep cut name to watch.
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By Sanfran327 · Posted
Do you weight all defensive positions equally? I like to think of Manny Ramirez in conversations like these. He really should have been a full time DH, but they also had Ortiz, so that made it hard. LF in Fenway isn't that difficult (you probably remember, he played RF in Cleveland, but no way they could put him out there in Boston) and he did actually have a knack of throwing out baserunners, but he was overall a buffoon defensively. Then again, he was worth a little more than 10 runs offensively.
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