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Schoop to DL with Grade One PCL Tear (Out to AS Break?)


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I mentioned the small sample size.

Would you not agree that his approach looks to have improved?

I don't remember what his approach looked like over those 29 plate appearances last April. I agree that his approach has looked better than it looked over the entirety of last season, but I am not yet convinced it is a permanent improvement.

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That is how I saw it. Though in my opinion Schoop hit the bag too far into fair territory, causing the collision.

I'd agree. But I was sure I saw Schoop's left ankle trip over Napoli. It may well have been all Schoop's fault. But Most first baseman remove their leg after the out call.

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Not much going our way so far this year, luck wise. Wieters out, Hardy out, Wright out, now Schoop daggone! He was the guy I expected big breakout year from. Good news is maybe by end of may we will have a real boost getting guys back and contibuting.

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