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GDT(2/4): LA Angels @ Your Toronto Blue Jays - Santiago vs. Sanchez - 7:07 PM ET


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Missed the game, had my sons baseball game tonight. Sanchez line looks okay at a glance.

 

Dude had a great amount of control and swinging Ks. No walks until the 7th inning, 8th inning was a mistake to bring him out at 98 pitches

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Obvious reason why we lost is obvious. King had a great GDT yesterday and we somehow bring Fatcoww into the game today to start. Stupid BJMB is stupid BJMB.
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f*** I didn't see this game but watched that last inning via pitcher only that last pitch to pillar was over the plate and the batter before none Wtf ! Oh well encouraged by the what Shanchez did tonight other then that last one which wasn't nessary ! Hopefully he keeps improving next game to or can equal this one, I for one will take it!
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Can we fire Gibbons yet? Frustrating loss. At least we get Weaver and his low 80s fastball tomorrow, and then a struggling Shoemaker. We really need a win..
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Dude had a great amount of control and swinging Ks. No walks until the 7th inning, 8th inning was a mistake to bring him out at 98 pitches

 

Why would you bring Sanchez back after 98 pitches in the 8th inning in a close game, especially since he's prone to lose it? Then when Hutch is at 98 pitches, they don't even bring him out to pitch the 7th. Ugh.

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Why would you bring Sanchez back after 98 pitches in the 8th inning in a close game, especially since he's prone to lose it? Then when Hutch is at 98 pitches, they don't even bring him out to pitch the 7th. Ugh.

 

Seriously, that decision was f***ing stupid

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Not even close.

 

How many mistakes does Gibbons have to make for you to concede that he's not good? He's made so many this season that it's hard to keep track of which one is the worst.

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How many mistakes does Gibbons have to make for you to concede that he's not good? He's made so many this season that it's hard to keep track of which one is the worst.

 

He's the best manager we've had in recent memory, and it's not really close. Cito was just terrible, and Farrell made consistently worse decisions than Gibbons makes.

 

He's made some bad decisions this year, but I don't think any more than most managers make. He's been worse with the bullpen this year than last, but he's been given a shittier bullpen to work with, too.

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He's the best manager we've had in recent memory, and it's not really close. Cito was just terrible, and Farrell made consistently worse decisions than Gibbons makes.

 

He's made some bad decisions this year, but I don't think any more than most managers make. He's been worse with the bullpen this year than last, but he's been given a shittier bullpen to work with, too.

 

Cito was quite good at managing a pitching staff, way better than Gibbons. Bautista credits Cito with his turnaround at the plate. Cito was good at some things, bad at others, overall average.

 

Gibbons? He makes mistakes like Navarro as primary DH, and has no redeeming features, none. He's average at some things, bad to terrible at others, overall he suxxx.

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He's the best manager we've had in recent memory, and it's not really close. Cito was just terrible, and Farrell made consistently worse decisions than Gibbons makes.

 

He's made some bad decisions this year, but I don't think any more than most managers make. He's been worse with the bullpen this year than last, but he's been given a shittier bullpen to work with, too.

 

 

IMO, Gibbons has been terrible this year. However, if there's someone worse out there, you can be sure AA will find him.

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Why would you bring Sanchez back after 98 pitches in the 8th inning in a close game, especially since he's prone to lose it? Then when Hutch is at 98 pitches, they don't even bring him out to pitch the 7th. Ugh.

 

 

 

Especially after he started to lose it in the 7th. I was like 'wtf', would they have sent him out if this had been in the minors?

 

 

Anyway...offense sucks.

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Cito was quite good at managing a pitching staff, way better than Gibbons. Bautista credits Cito with his turnaround at the plate. Cito was good at some things, bad at others, overall average.

 

Gibbons? He makes mistakes like Navarro as primary DH, and has no redeeming features, none. He's average at some things, bad to terrible at others, overall he suxxx.

 

Cito likely would have made a great hitting coach... But he basically ruined every rookie he ever got his hands on, and was responsible for such utter brilliance as batting Kevin Millar cleanup.

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Why would you bring Sanchez back after 98 pitches in the 8th inning in a close game, especially since he's prone to lose it? Then when Hutch is at 98 pitches, they don't even bring him out to pitch the 7th. Ugh.

 

I thought it was the right call, stop treating them like babies and give him a chance to win (or lose).

 

FYSMC just didn't work tonight...

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as much as I dislike Gibbons. firing him at this point won't do much other than give the fat greek more time to make bad decisions. AA must go for things to get better.
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Cito likely would have made a great hitting coach... But he basically ruined every rookie he ever got his hands on, and was responsible for such utter brilliance as batting Kevin Millar cleanup.

 

Agree Cito came close to Gibbons level of idiocy sometimes.

 

As far as rookies go, Hentgen, Green, Delgado, Stewart, and several others all came up while Cito was manager.

 

I'm sure you know Cito was Jays hitting coach for a few years before becoming interim manager.

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Runs Scored - 212

Runs Against - 199

 

18-23

 

2-7 in 1-run games.

 

12-20 vs RHP

6-3 vs LHP

 

This f***ing team will drive me to drink.

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Cito likely would have made a great hitting coach... But he basically ruined every rookie he ever got his hands on, and was responsible for such utter brilliance as batting Kevin Millar cleanup.

 

Brian Tallet is still following Cito around the broom closet in the back hallway of the RC.

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212/199 is good

 

Pytho would suggest closer to 22 wins than 18. 86 wins over a full season.

 

I wonder what genius predicted that :rolleyes:

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