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Flash and Charlie Culberson started out as pretty much equals when they were acquired by the Braves, but they went in opposite directions as Culberson established himself as one of the best utility players in the game.  Meanwhile, the Braves really need a bat or 2 off the bench moreso than another utility infielder.  

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4 minutes ago, wildcard said:

24 year old Camargo just kept improving and took Flash's at bats away.

Camargo really proved himself last year and started this year with an injury.  His stats are pretty much in line with last year's.  He's a helluva player and could start at SS at some point.   

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1 hour ago, InsideCoroner said:

‘Flash’back to all those posts made in April and May about what a mistake it was to let him go, how he was finally hitting with regular ABs, etc. ?

OPS by month:

April .798

May .581

June .293

July .174

August .000

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1 hour ago, InsideCoroner said:

 

‘Flash’back to all those posts made in April and May about what a mistake it was to let him go, how he was finally hitting with regular ABs, etc. ?

OPS by month:

April .798

May .581

June .293

July .174

 

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7 minutes ago, OFFNY said:

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Great post ........ 

 

 

 

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What do you have against Flaherty? I can’t believe you are rooting against him...:)

I love how your trolling missing my key point. I said I would rather have him than Gentry bc Gentry can’t stay healthy.

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1 hour ago, Going Underground said:

Villar at 2b.Schoop at SS and Flaherty at third next year.Get her done.Best team ever at least on the infield. Anchored by Crush.

I'm down with this for next year.  Two of @Rene88 's nuggets and could be acquired cheaply.  If Bundy comes back healthy and AJ accepts his QO, who knows?  

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2 hours ago, InsideCoroner said:

‘Flash’back to all those posts made in April and May about what a mistake it was to let him go, how he was finally hitting with regular ABs, etc. ?

OPS by month:

April .798

May .581

June .293

July .174

Are we sure he didn't start talking to Chris Davis more as the season went on? 

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29 minutes ago, Rene88 said:

 

What do you have against Flaherty? I can’t believe you are rooting against him...:)

I love how your trolling missing my key point. I said I would rather have him than Gentry bc Gentry can’t stay healthy.

 

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I don't have anything against Flaherty. 

And how exactly did you come to the conclusion that I was rooting against him? I wasn't rooting against Mike Cuellar in his final season with the Orioles in 1976, but I can objectively state that he was far from the pitcher that he was in his prime between 1966 and 1974.

 

I (along with at least 4 other people who gave him a positive vote) was agreeing with the sentiment of Inside Coroner in regard to the posts made in April (and early May) about it being a mistake it was to let Flaherty go, and how he greatly regressed when he starting getting more plate appearances over the course of almost 5 months, as opposed to only the first 5 weeks of the season.

 

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31 minutes ago, Rene88 said:

What do you have against Flaherty? I can’t believe you are rooting against him...:)

I love how your trolling missing my key point. I said I would rather have him than Gentry bc Gentry can’t stay healthy.

Isn’t this apples and oranges?   Gentry’s a plus defensive outfielder and speedy pinch runner.    Flaherty’s a solid defensive utility infielder who can play a non-embarrassing outfield in an emergency.    One doesn’t replace the other.    If we signed Flaherty, Jace Peterson would be the one to go.

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