Remember Tony talking about Jordan’s overall approach to the game exceeding the sum of all of his tools!
Will look for the write-up and post here, for now please enjoy the hits:
Jordan can make hits happen when the pitcher is on his game and will take advantage of the mistakes too. JW is a rally guy that will keep the bases flowing, something the Orioles need more in the lineup this coming season. The SO/HR guys need pure hitters to compliment the lineup and mess up opponents pitching strategies.
The Rogers trade was undeniably bad.
It is still being discussed for two reasons: first, it was bad. No amount of spin can change that fact. It may improve in time, but right now, it is bad.
Second( and this is the biggie) the worry is that whatever reasoning led to getting Rogers will replicate itself in other bad trades.
The cost of the trade is less important than the return on the trade, and one worries that trades with equal non-success will happen.
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