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It’s not the same …. Henderson was batting just under .200. Holliday is batting .040. So about 20 % as good as Henderson was at his worst. And he’s striking out in more than 1 out of 2 trips to the plate. There is no sense panicking either way. But, there is nothing wrong with sending him down. I think too many of you guys are acting like not sticking with him is some kind of sin. As a fan, I’m worried about damaging his confidence too much. Plus after all the bullshit from his father, hopefully now he will keep his mouth shut. -
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By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
There's a difference between being patient at the plate as opposed to comatose. -
By Orioles West · Posted
I had a chance to see him pitch during the spring for my week of visiting Sarasota. Looked decent there too, but I didn’t think much of it, as I didn’t see a lot of room for him on the roster. It’s a great story (so far) and I’ll just roll with his first start and hope he has a few more quality starts in him. Even if not, it’s a good story for a guy who hadn’t pitched at this level in so long. -
Ok. No problem. Did you see the fly ball to Tavera in CF in the 2nd. Pretty routine except he misjudged the wind and it fell behind him (he had come to a stop, standing there ready to catch it) for a 2 or 3 run “triple”. The numbers were atrocious. He looked great in the first inning. His command was poor after that and they lit him up. -
By Roy Firestone · Posted
Hyde's comment about the scouts was classy and unselfish.A real organisation man giving praise to his fellow staff members shows great humility and integrity.
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