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Rough start for Chance Sisco


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3 hours ago, RZNJ said:

His OPS just jumped .900 with a bullet. If he's still over .900 at the end of May, I'll be impressed. The combination of the power surge and decreased strikeouts has me cautiously excited but I've been burned too many times before.  

Sisco only had 160 at bats last season.  I don’t know how many times you have seen anything as he is still young and has consistently hit in minor leagues.  Wynn and company aren’t going to help win games now or in the future.  Time to let Sisco be the starter in the bigs and see what we have,

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3 hours ago, atomic said:

Sisco only had 160 at bats last season.  I don’t know how many times you have seen anything as he is still young and has consistently hit in minor leagues.  Wynn and company aren’t going to help win games now or in the future.  Time to let Sisco be the starter in the bigs and see what we have,

He didn’t hit that great in 2017 in AAA.    He didn’t hit anywhere last year.   He didn’t hit at all in his first 11 games in AAA this year.    It’s not unreasonable to want to see more than a hot two weeks before calling him back to the majors.    I’m excited he’s heating up but don’t mind if we just let him succeed in AAA for a while.   

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3 hours ago, atomic said:

Sisco only had 160 at bats last season.  I don’t know how many times you have seen anything as he is still young and has consistently hit in minor leagues.  Wynn and company aren’t going to help win games now or in the future.  Time to let Sisco be the starter in the bigs and see what we have,

His defense is awful. sure, find a place for him to play, but catcher is not it.

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1 hour ago, Philip said:

Can we find out the quality of the pitching that Sisco is hitting against?

AAA pitchers are a far cry from those in the show.

Cease today, who is better than anyone in the Orioles rotation. But that was just a single I think.

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47 minutes ago, Philip said:

His defense is awful. sure, find a place for him to play, but catcher is not it.

Except he is better than everyone else. I hear Caleb is better and Wynn’s is better and Sucre is better but then they all let easy past balls and wild pitches that should be stopped and make bad plays,  I will take Sisco over any of them.

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1 hour ago, Frobby said:

He didn’t hit that great in 2017 in AAA.    He didn’t hit anywhere last year.   He didn’t hit at all in his first 11 games in AAA this year.    It’s not unreasonable to want to see more than a hot two weeks before calling him back to the majors.    I’m excited he’s heating up but don’t mind if we just let him succeed in AAA for a while.   

That sounds like a reasonable plan.

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1 hour ago, atomic said:

Except he is better than everyone else. I hear Caleb is better and Wynn’s is better and Sucre is better but then they all let easy past balls and wild pitches that should be stopped and make bad plays,  I will take Sisco over any of them.

If his defense is better than everybody else,(a sentiment with which I do not at all agree) then we need to find somebody better. But his defense isn’t better than everybody else’s. It’s not good at all.

 

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2 hours ago, Can_of_corn said:

I will read it as soon as I get home, but defense from catcher is very important. A bad catcher causes problems everywhere on the field, and you have to hit really really well to make up for it.

Besides, we can just stick him at first base. He doesn’t have to catch.

I don’t know how long Severino is going to stick around, but Severino/Wynns is fine for now.

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20 minutes ago, Philip said:

If his defense is better than everybody else,(a sentiment with which I do not at all agree) then we need to find somebody better. But his defense isn’t better than everybody else’s. It’s not good at all.

 

I would take everything atomic says with all the salt in the ocean.

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2 hours ago, atomic said:

Except he is better than everyone else. I hear Caleb is better and Wynn’s is better and Sucre is better but then they all let easy past balls and wild pitches that should be stopped and make bad plays,  I will take Sisco over any of them.

Every catcher makes bad plays at some point. Unless you wanna provide evidence that the other catchers make bad defensive plays at a higher rate than Sisco, you aren't convincing anyone. 

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