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2 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

It’s not true.  He hit right away at Delmarva.   Not a terrible start at Aberdeen.   Got off to a very hot start at Bowie.   The only thing similar to now is the beginning of this season at Norfolk.   The rest is a false narrative.

Appreciate you setting the narrative straight, I have been rolling with the rough start to every level one.  Any thoughts on how long of a leash he has with Mullins and Hicks due back in a couple weeks?

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3 minutes ago, RVAOsFan said:

Appreciate you setting the narrative straight, I have been rolling with the rough start to every level one.  Any thoughts on how long of a leash he has with Mullins and Hicks due back in a couple weeks?

You just answered your own question.

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2 minutes ago, RVAOsFan said:

Appreciate you setting the narrative straight, I have been rolling with the rough start to every level one.  Any thoughts on how long of a leash he has with Mullins and Hicks due back in a couple weeks?

I don’t think he has a long leash.  He’d better start hitting before either of those two are healthy, or he’ll be the first one off the island.  

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1 minute ago, Frobby said:

I don’t think he has a long leash.  He’d better start hitting before either of those two are healthy, or he’ll be the first one off the island.  

Yeah I don't buy that McKenna is guaranteed to go down before Cowser. Especially with Mullins as a lefty and you lose less defense if McKenna has to come into the game. I'd put it at 50/50 right now. 

Also - he won't play today with a lefty on the mound. And will he really play Thursday against Gausman, one of the best pitchers in the league? Debatable IMO. 

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2 minutes ago, interloper said:

Yeah I don't buy that McKenna is guaranteed to go down before Cowser. Especially with Mullins as a lefty and you lose less defense if McKenna has to come into the game. I'd put it at 50/50 right now. 

Also - he won't play today with a lefty on the mound. And will he really play Thursday against Gausman, one of the best pitchers in the league? Debatable IMO. 

Having watched Cowser defensively for a couple of weeks, he’s nowhere near as good as McKenna.  So, he has to be the better hitter to stick once Mullins returns.  Long run he should be the better hitter, but maybe not right now.  I don’t think Hyde will be playing things for the long run the next two months.  He’s in win now mode. 

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1 hour ago, CaptainRedbeard said:

Boy did Cowser need that 2B today. He took 4 balls, but the ump called 2 of the close ones strikes. 2-2 count when he should be on first with a BB, fouled off a tough pitch and then smoked a ball 106 MPH, in the air pulled to right center. 

That’s the Cowser I expected. More of that please!

106 huh?  I didn’t see the EV.  Love seeing that.

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Just now, Robh21223 said:

He doesn't hit the ball with any authority.

Needs more seasoning at AAA

Not until today.  He had 10 doubles and 10 homers at Norfolk so pretty sure he’s capable of hitting with authority.   He might have to go back down but I don’t think he needs more seasoning.  He needs to find the balance between relaxed and patient and aggressive and hard nosed.   

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1 minute ago, RZNJ said:

Not until today.  He had 10 doubles and 10 homers at Norfolk so pretty sure he’s capable of hitting with authority.   He might have to go back down but I don’t think he needs more seasoning.  He needs to find the balance between relaxed and patient and aggressive and hard nosed.   

10 doubles is not very encouraging tbh.

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