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Career Grand Slam #1 for The Judge.
Career Grand Slam #1 for The Judge.
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Grudging admiration from the WaPo.
1. they need Bird to come back and start raking.Cash really has built an interesting roster with more upside but there are definitely some real soft spots and a couple of contracts I'd love to see gone. there are about 6-7 roster spots I'd love to see upgraded, hopefully 4+ of those with kids who can really contribute, this year or next
1. they need Bird to come back and start raking.
-that would make Carter expendable and likely cut as they could spell Bird with either Holliday or Sanchez
2. Torres needs to hit in Scranton so he can come up and play 3rd
- that would make Headley expendable either by trade or more likely in the off season
3. lets shut Tanaka down and figure out What is wrong with him
-Chance Adams is ready, would give him some starts before the pennant race and provide a solid 6th arm
4. somebody let me borrow their gun, as I will just shoot DLsbury and end the charade
-that would make me happy, give Hicks a starting job and free up another roster spot for say Tyler Austin to help in the OF and 1B
Judge seems to be playing pretty well.
lacking in slugging percentage.Judge seems to be playing pretty well.
Agree. Tyler Austin is getting healthy too. He can also play first base and outfield. Someone has to draw the short straw.Bird coming back might spell the end of Carter. I can see them releasing him rather that keep him on the roster. The way Hicks is playing, I hate to see Els come back. I definitely wouldn't rush him.
Half serious, but would like to see him take that outside pitch they are throwing him to right, especially at Yankee Stadium. Don't want him thinking too much at the plate though, seems like he is doing just fine.lacking in slugging percentage.
get him to park early for an hour with Thames...before an hour with Cockrell...to get this slacker back on track.
I think his head and his eye are fine for that pitch...and with the ferocity and velocity he goes to left, it may be where he sees a lot of pitches in the future.Half serious, but would like to see him take that outside pitch they are throwing him to right, especially at Yankee Stadium. Don't want him thinking too much at the plate though, seems like he is doing just fine.
I saw a video by Mattingly on how to hit. His advice was keep fouling off pitches until you get the one you want, then drive it. "Simple" as that. I have a vague recollection of Ted Williams, so I can't really say, but the best hitters I can remember are Mattingly, Brett and Boggs. Interestingly, all 4 are lefties.I think his head and his eye are fine for that pitch...and with the ferocity and velocity he goes to left, it may be where he sees a lot of pitches in the future.
which at Yankee Stadium means...cha-ching!!
the battle with him will be to keep all those big moving parts in synchrony.
I don't think he can have 500 different stances with 500 different swings like DonnieBaseball.
when you are that big, your options are limited.
his incredible bat speed helps, but...
lefties are all over the Career Top Average List.I saw a video by Mattingly on how to hit. His advice was keep fouling off pitches until you get the one you want, then drive it. "Simple" as that. I have a vague recollection of Ted Williams, so I can't really say, but the best hitters I can remember are Mattingly, Brett and Boggs. Interestingly, all 4 are lefties.
Face predominantly righties I guess. And I forgot Rod Carew.lefties are all over the Career Top Average List.
8 of the Top 10 and 14 of the Top 20
He's already done that a few times. He barely needs to make contact to reach the seats out there, and I think he's already figured that out. The sky is the limit for this kid.Half serious, but would like to see him take that outside pitch they are throwing him to right, especially at Yankee Stadium. Don't want him thinking too much at the plate though, seems like he is doing just fine.
Face predominantly righties I guess. And I forgot Rod Carew.
doesn't someone have to be DFA'd?? or was that Tejada??