Greg Hibbard

Perhaps the shift was invented for Yonder Alonso though. Can we just call it the Yonder? Might as well

Yonder gettin screwed by his BABIP doesn’t matter when teams know he hits it to exactly three locations on the right side of the infield 99% of the time it doesn’t matter how hard he hits them to him, Jason and Steve

Feel exactly the same way

The most astonishing thing is that the same brain that came up with this lineup for L-R bullshit reasons just went ahead and let a AAAA left handed batter face a left handed trickball pitcher with literally one of the hottest right handed batters in baseball on his fucking bench what a fucking lunatic

RYAN RBI MACHINE CORDELL

I love Yolmer bunting there. He makes outs really really well

I’ll give anyone starts to get rid of Sanchez, Alonso, and Castillo I would be up for playing Palka at 2nd if that’s what it took

That play from Yolmer just bought him 60 more starts if Rick “Grinderball” Renteria has anything to say about it

This lineup makes me legitimately angry

Welington must go

I also prefer Anderson in leadoff because of the SB potential turning into a quick 1st inning run.

Why hasn't anyone in the postgame asked him about this?

Ricky, like his boys, doesn't QUIT when he is DETERMINED that Yolmer Sanchez is an everyday starter

I voted yes, yes, no. I like Benetti. I like Stone. I don't like their chemistry.

Also, since 8/17/18- in 312 PA / 282 AB, .284/.346/.461/.807 19 2b, 2 3b, 9 HR with a 29% K rate That's basically half a season of really good data...

Yoan's BABIP is only 7 points higher than his career average. Really good sign.

I would rather just bring Robert up ASAP

That felt like....a win of a winning ball club

One of the more impressive groundouts right to a shortstop you will ever see

Now the brilliance of Delmonico in the 2 hole comes to fruition with Ricky’s ace managerial move- the Rondon PH

You could see that Moncada result coming from a mile away

Man, Giolito was great on that whole Santana AB.

Yolmer Sanchez professional Out

But has it always been?

Man. I know Alonso’s low BABIP has a lot to do with his putrid BA but 75% of the balls he seemingly hits is beat into the ground to the right side of the infield