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White Sox vs. Royals, 4/24/07 (W)

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QUOTE(knightni @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:11 PM)
Sweet!

 

Double.

 

4-3 KC

 

 

QUESTION....why does Buddy Bell not pitch around Uribe to get to Anderson?

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Bannister losing the strike zone. 2-1

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Anderson swinging like Borchard of old.

 

:(

It's sickening to see Anderson's mechanics.

Might as well be aggressive BA and stop leaving yourself 2 strikes to hit with.

What the hell is Anderson's approach?

Whomever the instructor or group of instructors that is responsible for the Joe Borchard, Brian Anderson, Joe Crede when he came up long looping swing needs to be identified, and chased out of the system. Its like an assembly line of crappy long looping swings.

Brian Ks looking.

Can we please send this buster back to the minors? He's such a waste of a roster spot.

Paging Mr. Anderson, Mr. Anderson, your plane to Charlotte is leaving from gate 3....

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:13 PM)
What the hell is Anderson's approach?

 

I don't think he has one.

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:13 PM)
What the hell is Anderson's approach?

 

Bad.

Anderson with a K looking inning over. 4-3 KC

Please send him down he's clueless

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QUOTE(caulfield12 @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:13 PM)
QUESTION....why does Buddy Bell not pitch around Uribe to get to Anderson?

He manages the Royals.

 

He's given up giving a s*** YEARS ago.

 

 

Dammit Brian.

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:13 PM)
What the hell is Anderson's approach?

the classic dont swing and hope the pitcher sucks enough to walk you. i did it all the time in little league

Anderson always jumps back from every strike thrown over the inner third of the plate.

BA sure as hell not helping himself up there...

QUOTE(fathom @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:13 PM)
It's sickening to see Anderson's mechanics.

 

He's had the very same mechanics since the start of last year. Same approach. Same awkward lean/bend.

 

Just a bad hitter. That's why I say, if he goes anywhere, I'll bet he's as bad as here except for Texas.

 

Send him down.

Just woke up from a nap..

 

Is there ANYONE that DOESNT overmatch Brian Anderson? I mean seriously...either put him back in AAA, or ship him off.

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:13 PM)
What the hell is Anderson's approach?

 

 

To take the same exact approach to the same exact pitch two times in a row and react like it's Jason Bere's "fosch" or Dice-K's "gyroball."

 

Good God, Brian taketh and giveth away.

I think that pitch was right down the middle. I wonder where Gameday has it.

On what planet does a hitter think he'll be successful by starting his approach towards the pitcher well before the pitch comes close to home plate?

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 11:13 PM)
What the hell is Anderson's approach?
Take pitch, hack at a pitch, then watch two more down the pipe, but look cool doing it.
QUOTE(southsideirish71 @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:14 PM)
Whomever the instructor or group of instructors that is responsible for the Joe Borchard, Brian Anderson, Joe Crede when he came up long looping swing needs to be identified, and chased out of the system. Its like an assembly line of crappy long looping swings.

 

 

And it's been evident in any hitter that we've brought up.

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