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Or... he had pretty awful players during his time here.

This seems to be the most plausible scenario. The organization doesn't seem to have any sense of urgency, and that is how they have played.

The one thing about Sosa is that he has been a notoriously slow adjuster to higher levels.

Didn't Wally Backman have an incident while with us as well, or was that after he left?

Yep, I almost can't feel bad for the Twins though because everyone knew this one.

You were just telling us yesterday that they were worse.

Well hopefully this means the Sox will start holding all employees to a higher standard of conduct.

Abreu actually had a great series against KC. Pollock also had hits in the last 4 games of the KC series and seems like he could be coming around. He added 80 OPS in those 4 games.

Realistically the only one who is running out of time is Lambert. The other three are still so young and have plenty of time and space to grow.

I hope so, but I wouldn't bet on it.

Until the manager starts treating this like a playoff team. I am taking the Jim Mora approach.

The kids coming out of Latin America always take a bit longer to figure out accurately as they are more of an unknown and younger commodity versus the guys who have been born and raised in the US system. If he keeps this up, he is the type of a guy who will explode up the various lists when the mid-season updates happen.

They aren't even treating day to day games as important. Kinda makes it hard to get riled up about home field advantage for the playoffs.

Mets almost caught the Paddock bomb. https://nypost.com/2022/05/19/chris-paddacks-medical-red-flag-killed-mets-padres-deal/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=news_tab

Lol, no.

It's Vince. He's the one with the best chance to be sent to the minors preserving team depth.

Whew.

The pitcher also walked right passed the sticky check after he got thrown out. The ump said nothing.

Next verse same as the first!