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Here's what I think it says about him: That he got traded to a new team and dropped some cliché lines about being happy to be on his new team, as literally almost every single professional athlete does when they get traded. What a wild hill to die on.

Popping off? Ripping? Are we reading the same quote?

The fact that this thread is 3 pages long is a good indicator of how bored we are with this team.

1 pitch. If anyone can find a way to do it, it's these schmoes.

Yoan has been terrible. We can all agree on that. But making rather large assumptions about his character based on body language and laughing in the dugout is really judgmental and just kind of weird.

I have such little faith in the organization that at this point I’d just welcome seeing a different person fail in the role.

What a waste of two years.

The lack of deadline moves and keeping Menechino around feel similar to me in a silent white flag kind of way, with both decisions suggesting that the rest of this season is not a priority. Why invest more in this team when you don’t truly believe in it? Why make a hitting coach change now when you can “show accountability” by doing it after the season ends? Just trying to make sense of it all.

They're starting their own three true outcomes: Single, groundout, warning track flyout #ChangeTheGame

West Wing is infinitely better than this nonsense.

Unless he's arguing with himself, I don't know how those two sentences can be uttered back to back. "We're in a position to get hot" is a completely meaningless thing to say and the definition of cheap talk.

My god get this toxic MFer out of here

Yeah, we're gonna have to agree to disagree there. Again, your compiled stats include his first two years in the league and a covid-derailed season (plus 21, where he was 3rd in the AL in OBP, which is generally not how I would define sad). Maybe I'm wrong, but it still seems like you're using the lofty #1 prospect expectations against him. We all wanted him to be a star, he's not. But there's a ton of middle ground between being a star and being a bust. I think the 21 version of him is still a very solid player that I'll take on my team every year. If you think that version of him is sad, well, that sounds like you're basing it on your own expectations you have for him. The contract is another story. No one is trading for that, especially after the pathetic year he's having. Sometimes those early extensions work out, sometimes they don't. P.S. Fire Hahn

The problem with this is now you’re looking at two years where he’s basically still developing, the year he had covid and then 21. I get that we’re all sick of excuses, but that’s just not a fair assessment of him. Realistically, I think the 21 version of Yoan is probably who he is. And that’s still good! Not #1 prospect good, but those lofty expectations need to be removed from the equation at this point. He’s not that guy. Most aren’t. It is what it is.

Looking back at Keuchel’s DFA now, it feels weird that there was that one little blip of accountability.

They are most certainly winning tomorrow and taking 2/3 vs Detroit just to prolong the suffering.

Just dropping in to say hi.

This season has been straight up agonizing and I look forward to it being over.

It’s hard to fathom that there’s still nearly two months left of this nonsense.

But you're saying this with the assumption that he was definitely going to continue hitting at that level. Was it possible? Sure, but there's no way to know for certain. On the other hand, we know what Leury is.

This org would be dumb enough to both 1) Bring back that clown and 2) Assume they will magically be healthy next year.

Lol at those dorks taking offense to that.

Probably, but I was more laughing at the org and their inability to cut ties with this guy.

Not that I put much stock in the tweet, but I lol’d at “if this keeps up.” Like it’s not quite bad enough for a change now, they need to see it once more to know for sure.