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By HowAboutThat · Posted
Well, as I said, it remains to be seen whether Elias will change his process, but I think it’s pretty clear that even if that process worked at one time, the team has evolved to the point where another process is necessary. And if Elias refuses to change despite indications that change is necessary, what would you call that? Arrogance, stubbornness, something else? -
By HowAboutThat · Posted
I don’t disagree with that at all, and I say quite frequently that sometimes a good decision doesn’t work, sometimes a bad decision does work, but that doesn’t change whether they were good or bad decisions. Also, there’s nothing wrong with making a mistake, admitting the mistake and changing your process to avoid future mistakes. That’s just being human. The problem is when you make a mistake and then you double down on the mistake because you refuse to admit the mistake, or you try and blame the mistake on other people or circumstances beyond your control or this or that. That appears to be what Cashman is doing, and the original post suggested that that kind of attitude is not uncommon among the super achievers who ascend to the position of general manager, so I’m just hoping that Elias will be willing to make adjustments now that the Orioles are in a different phase and are expected to be regular contenders going forward. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
Pretty sure this isn't part 2. I'm holding out until part 12 before I cast my vote. #RemindMe April 4th 2026. -
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By HowAboutThat · Posted
Witt, without doubt. if Witt and Henderson had traded places this season, what would the Oriole record be? -
By HowAboutThat · Posted
That’s a very interesting post, as are most of yours, but if you look closer, at this season, specifically at the Orioles season, specifically at the last seven innings by each pitcher, I think Bowman has done better… 🙂 I still hope that Bowman is with us for the rest of the season, and on the playoff roster. And I hope that after the playoffs, it turns out that he was a net positive for the team. -
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