Since this thread was originally about Cal commenting on Holliday's development, maybe Cal should pay attention to what Rubinstein is doing as majority owner and leave the development of minor league talent to those in charge. Who knows if Rubinstein has privately questioned Elias about the development/progress of any prospect? I'm sure he knows to do so publicly undermines the public's trust in Elias. Not a shot at Cal, but you're an owner now, and need to act like one.
We had a guy go to the Secret Service from our dept. for about double his salary. He was back in 8 months. We've had dozens and dozens of laterals to the NYSP and other agencies who all paid significantly more and have come back. The grass, as they say, isn't always greener.
I do like Mullins and Mateo batting #8 & #9. That way your old school lead off hitters who don't have the best OBP can get on base in front of Gunnar. Can you imagine how distracting it is, when you're facing the MLB leader in HR and the pitcher has to keep a large part of his focus on preventing steals from 2 great steal threats.
Another very good outing for Weston today: 4.2 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 5 K’s. The only run charged to Weston came after he was removed with two outs in his fifth inning of work with a runner on 1B via a walk. Reliever Nick Richmond came in and promptly allowed a two-run homer, with the first run charged to Weston. What a shame. Anyway, Weston got the win and his Bowie ERA stands at 1.80, with an 0.87 WHIP and 12.6 K/9 in four appearances. The promotion to AA hadn’t fazed him in the slightest.
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