Low on the list of complaints. Actually, not on the list.

 

I'm not saying its his worst characteristic. But its one that he's pretty good at being bad at.

CB is a bad ump.

Umpires want to go.

1 run in 4 games. Solid.

Morneau strikes out swinging on Ball 4 just like Frazier before him singled on Ball 4.....what a pair of losers.

Agreed. Teams are building small armies of stats and sabremetrics specialists with complex supercomputers to help them make the right decisions. Find an assistant in one of those organizations and start over.

 

Boston is loaded with those guys and had a GM that lived w numbers. They ended up signing and trading for Sandoval, Hanley Ramirez, Rusney Castillo , Joe Kelly and the GM lost his job. You need numbers guys and baseball guys and hopefully use both to make decisions.

Edited July 17, 20169 yr by SCCWS

I wonder if there are Angel fans who say "Blow the whole thing up. We are wasting Trout's good years on a losing team."

Morneau strikes out swinging on Ball 4 just like Frazier before him singled on Ball 4.....what a pair of losers.

 

Complaining about a single lol. You're a joke dude.

Nice to be at Fulmer's debut. He looked fantastic. No rookie nerves - mound presence as advertised.

Complaining about a single lol. You're a joke dude.

 

I think his parents need to limit his computer time.

 

As the noted philosopher Kenny Williams has said, "it is what it is..."

 

LOL.

 

Why should we be surprised the Sox play well against teams like Boston, Toronto and Houston then roll over and die against garbage teams and pitchers?

 

Been happening for years.

 

Mark

 

 

1 run in 41 innings yet everyone is still employed drawing paychecks.

pathetic effort today.

moral victory didn't get shutout!

Working on a Sunday is more exciting than this. What a s*** show. At least Fulmer had a nice debut.

One run in three games is another LOL. I picked up Weaver for one day to bolster my 3 fantasy teams. Of course he was available in all 3 leagues, lol. I knew that was a lock for a good boost to my staff numbers this week. Time to drop him.

 

Look I love Anderson. I am not blasting him. But he's down to .279. Before you freak out on me, I think he should be sent down the rest of the year.

Why? He's had a nice run where he got his feet wet. But he has to learn how to take a walk. Take what he's learned up here and go down and finish up strong and incorporate taking some pitches into his game. Nobody said it was easy. If he stays up, he's likely to soon be in the .220 range and nobody wants that.

I'd send Anderson down for the final phase of his seasoning. Look ... he can't survive with this approach. But he has shown so much talent. Our team is going nowhere so I'd suggest sending him down. COMMENTS???

Edited July 18, 20169 yr by greg775

I wonder if there are Angel fans who say "Blow the whole thing up. We are wasting Trout's good years on a losing team."

 

There has to be, but they are only wrong because you really shouldn't trade a super star until they have 2-2 1/2 years (or less) left on a deal. You don't "double" your return trading a guy at 4 years remaining versus 2 years, so you are better off milking that skill and team draw until only a couple years or less are left.