Jose Abreu

Statistically, including defense, such a stretch would be almost impossible to replicate. It's hard to emphasize just how bad he has been. Brushing it off as a normal struggle is foolish.

We got your left handed power hitter (technically a switch hitter but whatever)!

Why wouldn't they?

With the postponement, he'll now be needed on Tuesday since Lopez would be scheduled to start on 3 days rest

Literally no prospect has a "very good chance" to be a true 5 tool player, and I don't know why Abrams of all people would be that godsend I mean how many true 5 tool players are there in baseball right now? Can't be more than a few, really

Forgive me but I really don't get the Abrams hype

16th in WAR in all of baseball! Franchise player!

ryan cordell

But what about Kevan Smith?

No, it's not "common sense" to use Spring Training stats and a 4 game sample size of someone's approach to claim that he isn't MLB ready. You act as if he's swinging and missing at every pitch. He's making some good contact and just isn't finding holes. He'll be fine

4 games is not nearly enough time to make these conclusions. I feel ridiculous for even needing to type that.

Last year, the reactionaries/trolls were out in full force about 5 games into the season when Moncada was hitting .154/.267/.308. About 2 weeks later he was at .271/.364/.552. Not surprised to see similar accounts complaining about Eloy, and I won't be surprised a couple weeks from now when they'll be looking foolish

Nick Castellanos and Hyun-Jin Ryu, come on down!

Colome looks really good

And with yours, you will be against him 100% of the time, so what's the point

That's correct, but the athlete in question is pretty much the epitome of a role model so it's a really weird gripe

You should read up on his charity work before calling him a terrible role model for using tobacco

Wasn't an error, likely for that reason

These WGN camera angles on balls in play are so bad

I think it was ruled a hit because it was a tough stop to make in the first place. And you can't fault a fielder by giving him an error for a ball many 3B wouldn't even get to cleanly. Which goes to show why it's such a bogus statistic to begin with.

Yolmer and Palka both look completely lost at the plate so far. Swinging blind up there

Yeah, this has been a really annoying issue all game long. It's also unintentionally funny because if it's supposed to be pseudo-rhyme humor, it shows that he isn't anywhere close at knowing how to pronounce "Eloy"

Yes it is, but I don’t mind because it’s the same way for both teams

I want to believe but I really doubt it. I fully expect 140+ starts for him this year while the actually intriguing infield prospect rots on the bench