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If EBJ develops? Sure. You can always package him or Josenberger. However, think about Betts, a superior athlete who’s now moved back to the IF where he started after becoming a GG OF in right. He was blocked at 2B by Pedroia when he came up and then they decided he was too good in RF to move back, but he was always capable. The Orioles could do the same with JH if and when it’s apparent. He’s talented enough to play CF and move back to the dirt is necessary. -
And, we have the best run differential, +110, in the AL, 3rd best in MLB, through 80 games. -
Went back and watched Cole's 2nd start back vs. the Mets. He did not look good, rocked for four homers. Weirdly, some fastballs in the 93 range, but then he'd pick it up again. And it made history: the Yankees have played more than 18,000 games all-time, and this was the first in which a starting pitcher allowed four home runs while issuing four walks and striking out none.
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By throttleplate · Posted
I lived in San Fran for 5 years, went to many Giants games at the new park. Bring a winter jacket or a warm blanket as it gets very cold out at night at the stadium. Summer in San Fran doesnt start untill sept- november. -
Except that EJB is nowhere near ready. But yes, he would be the future. In that case, look at Betts, a phenomenal athlete who has moved back to the IF where he started. They’ll find a spot for JH and he’s probably talented enough to handle the moves.
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Yeah, it’s unheard of.
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By OriolesMagic83 · Posted
Cole had a velocity drop in the 2nd inning. Almost never good.
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