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By BRobinsonfan · Posted
Great example, even if we only kept him for part of the season. Holzman was one of those guys whose success defined explanation, especially by current standards. He went 5 - 4 for us with a tidy 2.86 ERA... but he allowed 100 hits in 97 innings and allowed more walks (35) than KOs (25). -
Is it really more difficult? Much more? To this O’s fan, the 1970s were a lot “easier” than the 2000s. -
That seems to require that Dominguez would be the better contributor. -
By SilverRocket · Posted
I live in California and prices for games in SF and Oakland change day-to-day. That is just normal in 2024, any price is only the price at the moment. -
By HowAboutThat · Posted
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2024/09/yankees-rumors-jasson-dominguez-alex-verdugo-left-field.html this is a fascinating article about the Yankees refusal to call up extremely promising prospect Jasson Dominguez to replace extremely disappointing veteran Alex Verdugo. On one hand, Cashman was willing to go public with management disagreement about whether to call up Dominguez and is personally(along with Aaron Boone) taking responsibility for not doing so, so kudos for that. On the other hand, he didn’t really give any reason for not making the change, so we’re left to just assume that it is stubbornness or ego. Over in Baltimore, Elias has, arguably, made similar mistakes. I share because I think this illustrates that, individual skills and talents aside, every GM suffers from a certain arrogance that renders them unable to admit a mistake or to address it in a timely or effective manner. after several years of remaking, the organization, for which Elias deserves much praise, he’s now in a different phase, and that phase is addressing problems and maintaining the success of the last couple of years. And that’s much more difficult. We can only hope that he makes adjustments as necessary. -
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By oriolediehard · Posted
I wish we had the Rays pitching scouts and coaches!!
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