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37 minutes ago, bobmc said:

I'm surprised no one has done this yet.

Back to Hays, is he overrated?  I mean 0-5 with 2 K's (swinging) and a dropped fly in right?  Chance Sisco has a 2B and homer run in two AB's!  

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Really? It's 5 ABs, you need 60 before even strikeout rate starts to stabilize.

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37 minutes ago, phillyOs119 said:

Really? It's 5 ABs, you need 60 before even strikeout rate starts to stabilize.

I was joshing, of course.  He looks pretty good out there - solid arm and foot speed.  He gets to play CF in da Bronx, chase down doubles in the gap and make sliding attempts in his first experiences!  I am excited to watch him play next year.

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33 minutes ago, bobmc said:

I was joshing, of course.  He looks pretty good out there - solid arm and foot speed.  He gets to play CF in da Bronx, chase down doubles in the gap and make sliding attempts in his first experiences!  I am excited to watch him play next year.

I was hoping you were kidding, but there is a reactionary tendency amongst posters here from time to time.

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2 hours ago, NCRaven said:

At this point Hays, Santander, and Sisco, along with Mancini should get regular starting time. 

Tim Beckham SS
Manny Machado 3B
Jonathan Schoop 2B
Adam Jones LF
Trey Mancini 1B
Welington Castillo C

Chance Sisco DH
Santander RF
Austin Hays CF

That is my thought for a lineup.

 

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