Yes because why should I criticize or be fed up with a team that's finished above third in the division a whopping one time in the last 7 years.
Anyway, I don't see the justification for the Yankees to be pursuing Kimbrel. Makes 0 sense for either party involved.
I would recommend chilling a little because if the Wilpons get murdered, you're going to be tops on the suspect list.
Atlanta’s end of the deal makes far less sense to me, unless everything I’ve heard on Hector Olivera is off base. He’s played sparingly in Double-A and Triple-A this year, but has been largely out of action for the last five weeks due to a hamstring injury. He’s a below-average athlete with questions around his throwing arm because of possible damage to the UCL in that elbow, although he’s played mostly third base this year and will likely do the same for Atlanta. At the plate, he’s got fringy bat speed with plus raw power, the type of hitter who could poke 20-25 homers with a mid-.200s batting average if playing every day. He’s already 30 years old, and the five years Atlanta acquired take him into the typical decline period for hitters, so this is as good as it gets — but given how little experience he has in U.S. leagues the variance around that rough projection is even higher than it would be for most players. I just don’t see why Atlanta, a team retooling for 2017 and beyond, would give up Peraza and Wood to get a player who’s already on the wrong side of his 30th birthday and doesn’t appear to be a star.
i remember when texiera was good
I remember when the Braves emptied their farm system for one and a half years of him, and then traded him for Casey Kotchman.i remember when texiera was good
i remember when texiera was good
I would recommend chilling a little because if the Wilpons get murdered, you're going to be tops on the suspect list.
As for hitting, it's not that they don't have talent, they just don't have plate discipline, and they don't take a lot of pitches (outside of Yelich). Being overly aggressive has produced a lot of easy ground ball outs/double plays. I am really frustrated that Frank Menechin has not been fired, because he is not getting the job done.
You remember when The Jays made the playoffs?
I remember when the Braves emptied their farm system for one and a half years of him, and then traded him for Casey Kotchman.
I seem to be a lot more passive-aggressive lately.
He is having a great season.
I'm not saying I'd do it.
I'm not saying I wouldn't buy the guy that did a beer.
NS/JS.
Seriously though I'm done. The deadline is passing and ain't shit gonna happen for the Mests so.
I know. Good for him.
Soria is on his way!Holy shit our bullpen is terrible now
So you remember this season is what you're saying?
Keith Law's thoughts on Atlanta acquiring Hector Olivera:
Keith Law's thoughts on Atlanta acquiring Hector Olivera:
You remember when The Jays made the playoffs?
It's weird because Hart's M.O. has been to trade for players that've already had TJ surgery.Yeah I like Olivera's potential with the bat, I do, but his elbow is a ticking time bomb. He's old, he's been harped on since he was in Cuba for playing out of shape, etc etc.
It's not the worst move, but it's carrying a ton of risk.
Everyone knows it was about money.So Carlos Gomez was fine after all, cool.
Keith Law's thoughts on Atlanta acquiring Hector Olivera:
You should be.I am scared...