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I’ve been on this website 20 years. I can’t even count the number of times that posters wanted to relegate a long time starter to the bench, or cut him, or lower him in the lineup, or pinch hit for him in key situations, based on a few weeks of poor performance. It’s a fact: actual GM’s and managers are less reactive than fans to slumps. Doesn’t mean they’re always right or the fans are always wrong. But the professionals give their vets a pretty long time to work their way out of slumps. And it doesn’t matter who the GM or manager is. -
For guys who have experience in the majors and recently, Ort and Baker have been embarrassingly bad. -
He’s an owner. He has the right to an opinion but he shouldn’t express it in public. I totally disagree that Boras or M. Holliday had any bearing on decisions to promote J. Holliday. The only pressure was created by Jackson’s performance on the field.
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He has a track record of being a low .700’s OPS guy. Any decline from that makes him a pretty unproductive hitter. You use “track record” and the small sample size of “the first 3 weeks of the season” in the same argument. And even during those 3 weeks, he was hitting at a low pct, striking out a lot, but squared up a couple to inflate the OPS. -
I could do that in high school as a 17-18 year old weighing 160 lbs. honestly it was no big deal. Now benching more than 225 was tough. Of course I was a football and soccer player. -
Also, here’s their age 21 seasons: Markakis: .859 at A+, .992 at AA. Beavers: .832 at A+, .894 at AA Though Markakis clearly was a bit better, it says a lot about the relative quality of our farm system and major league team that Markakis was jumped to the majors while Beavers was returned to AA.
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By OriolesMagic83 · Posted
Where was it stated that Jackson did a 700 lb deadlift? Seems like a bad idea for him to lift so heavy in an exercise that puts such a heavy strain on your back. Calls to mind Dylan Bundy with his 80 lb dumbbells and that did not turn out well.
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