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Skubal’s the one who gave up the grand slam, not someone from their stable of TBD openers. -
By EddeeEddee · Posted
Mullins had a better year in 2024 than Robert did. Hard to believe but true. Robert is very talented but he's a pretty big risk. It seems injuries keep holding him back. He only played in 100 games in 2024, and that's the second most he's played in a season going back to 2020. Then there's Crochet -- his durability and his attitude. Plus, it's difficult to see the Reds trading enough for Mountcastle or Mullins to make a real difference in prospects for Crochet and Robert. Neither of them presents a major upgrade at their positions and Mullins would be in his walk season. And Mountcastle feels close to being regarded as a platoon player at this point in his career. And then the O's create a hole at first base, which maybe Mayo is ready to fill -- but maybe not quite ready yet. -
Certainly seeing the medium term drawbacks of this ‘chaos’ pitching strategy. At some point these guys run out of steam. -
Certainly seeing the medium term drawbacks of this pitching strategy. At some point these guys run out of steam.
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By Just Regular · Posted
GIancarlo now is kind of a current illustration of this strategy working for a moment. Sure, he has less than 1 WAR in the last 3 seasons, but he just beat Kris Bubic, led his team in hitting WPA in a series win, basically performing according to factory specifications. He needs teammates to drag him there because his skills are very limited but they hold up well in October. -
By Just Regular · Posted
Gaddis has been pushed past his Grady Little-Pedro Martinez breaking point, and Vogt is forced to dig deeper into the depth chart. Eight long outs to go, and Tigers have it back to 5-3. -
Setting aside who the coach(es) should be, how many hitting coaches do you think we should have? Just one? Perhaps that is the right answer, but it certainly cuts against the trend in the rest of the industry. Of the 11 teams with at least 86 wins: - 2 had two hitting coaches (Dodgers and Braves) - 7 had three hitting coaches - 2 had four hitting coaches (Diamondbacks and Tigers)
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