Advanced scouting got us and we’re too stubborn to adjust. It’s the “smartest guy in the room” thinking. That’s why all of our prospects struggle when they come up. They think they’re entitled to some robo ump “perfect” strike zone.
Our guys need to adjust. Even if it’s “sub optimal” because this offense is dead in the water with us refusing to change as a team.
Kjerstad is worrisome. He hasn’t even played in a milb game.
We are who we are. No big prospect from the minors are coming to save us. They’re all up here.
This is why the “Year too Early” makes sense. They’re just not producing runs after the advanced scouting got a hold of them.
We played Houston after the offense put up 17 that last game in NY. Guess what? A good scouting/analytics team exposed us that series. We haven’t been the same sense.
Advanced Scouting is undefeated. Cal did not want to have 27 stances.
He would be a pretty valuable 1B platoon guy with O'Hearn, and even starting SOME games vs right handed pitching, but not most. Instead he is our every day cleanup or #5 hitter.
I'm wasn't trying to gotcha it was just odd.
I don't think he's doing nearly poorly enough to warrant being singled out.
He is who he is, a pretty average ML 1B.
Yup. I remember seeing that his son is on some transplant list. Maybe that’s why Baltimore worked for him because of the children’s hospitals in the DMV. That’s why Surhoff wanted to stay.
There’s a difference in “hot head” level from throwing your glove in the stands, versus what Delmon Young/Duran said. Heck, our dream boy Mason Miller broke his finger punching a table.
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