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My take is simple (like me). McKenna has one job on this team, and he didn't do it very well at a key point of last night's game. It happens in baseball. I'm not expecting McKenna to be on the roster for long. He will likely be DFA'd in the near term. -
Anybody complaining about Kevin Brown should be careful what they wish for. I bet Melanie Newman would be next in line for the job so the organization could pat themselves on the back for having a female in the role. -
I’m fine with anyone’s opinion that McKenna should have caught that ball. I certainly don’t suspect that “his head wasn’t in the game.” He just got a bad read on a ball hit very hard directly over his head. -
By Jim'sKid26 · Posted
Agree that his recovery will be important. Apparently he was not " sitting mid 90s," according to @Frobby. "He topped out there. Average a little lower. " Bradish was effective last year because he was able to locate his FB and use his breaking ball effectively. To me, FB velocity is important to his ability to get MLB hitter out and is an encouraging sign for his arm health, but likely tells only a part of the story of whether he will be as effective at the MLB level as he was last year. If someone saw the outing and can confirm that he was throwing all of his pitches effectively and that his pitch shapes were where he and Chris Holt want them to be then I would be very encouraged by that stat line. It's a rehab start at AAA. Fingers crossed. -
Pretty optimistic for the original post to assume we make the playoffs.
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Since then. 8 for 21 with 3 doubles, 1 homer, 2 walks, 2 strikeouts. On the year. .708 OPS. 10 walks, 11 strikeouts, 61 PA. All while becoming a 3B where he has only 1 error in 8 games. Trending up! -
This. The problem is Hyde doesn't really have any other appealing options. Elias handcuffed him by not bringing in at least one other late inning reliever in the offseason.
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