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  1. keggy
    Just personally I don't mind being more aggressive with Zulueta. He has years of professional experience in Cuba and honestly his health is a ticking time bomb anyways. I say keep pushing him up the system until he proves he can't handle it. Also talk to coaches about his makeup to see how he would handle the pressure of a pennant race, which admittedly would be tremendous. People like David Price could handle it but not everyone can.
  2. keggy
    I mean just watching the games you can see that Charlie's managing the position players like it's a spring training split squad game and the relievers like it's Game 7 of the World Series. Everything in the article is just front office doublespeak.
  3. keggy
    Those guys you named are good slashers and have put up .200 ISO at the big league level Groshans is below .100 ISO. That's like Tapia level. Every once in a while a slap hitter will have a career BABIP year but it's not sustainable in the long term. You would need a hit tool like Wade Boggs.
  4. keggy
    If he doesn't get his ISO up by the second half I would be concerned. It's very difficult to maintain your walk rates in the majors if you're a slap hitter.
  5. keggy
    He's like a modern day Troy Tulowitzki.
  6. keggy
    Madden isn't used to a bases-loaded walk unless it's intentional.
  7. keggy
    Ramiel "Edgar Martinez" Tapia
  8. keggy
    Great approach by Tapia. Slap it on the ground with a 35 mph EV. Charlie is a genius.
  9. keggy
    Jays led MLB in total runs, wRC+ against LHP, wRC+ against RHP. The team that year was just an absolute veiny on-base juggernaut. Small ball and roster construction can help once you get to playoffs, but a team that gives Tapia 600 PA doesn't even get there.
  10. keggy
    MLB suspended John Rocker for like a month for insulting gay people and foreigners. This was over 20 years ago, well before the social justice movement. In the modern social climate if Manfred honestly thought Donaldson said something racist, he would be banned for life without question.
  11. keggy
    Lineup construction is overrated if your guys can actually hit. The 2015 lineup absolutely murdered RHP and their best lefty bats were like Ben Revere and Ryan Goins.
  12. keggy
    Tapia has more PA than Kirk this season. This is with Jansen being hurt almost all year.
  13. keggy
    Donaldson was mocking Anderson for putting himself on Jackie Robinson's level. I don't see how you can use Jackie Robinson's blackness as a criticism of what Donaldson said. Unless you think Anderson should be insulted by being compared to Jackie, Donaldson is clearly showing respect to Robinson here. With the information we have the only person who has disrespected Robinson, the first black MLB player, is Tim Anderson.
  14. keggy
    The fact that within 24 hours Boone has publicly sided against his own player and Donaldson has personally apologized to Anderson suggests to me that Anderson will not grow or mature in any way from this experience.
  15. keggy
    Yeah I mean I don't think Anderson was consciously trying to bring race into it. He's just f***ing stupid and delusional. Charlie Montoyo has to give speeches and answer tough questions in front of the media. He's like a modern day Martin Luther King Jr. Guerrero ate less food to accomplish something he believed in. He's like a modern day Gandhi. Anderson's comments are roughly that stupid.
  16. keggy
    Tim Anderson unironically comparing his struggles to Jackie Robinson's is far more offensive to black people than anything Donaldson has said.
  17. keggy
    Slapia is one of the worst qualified hitters literally in all of baseball. Not giving him ABs 6 games a week will help a lot. Most of the other bats will come around.
  18. keggy
    The key point for me is that historically the acquiring team almost never loses this type of trade. You can always rationalize the value of the prospects being traded, but at one point, guys like Andrew Miller, Cameron Maybin, and Alfonso Soriano all had huge trade value. I'm comfortable putting Soto in the same conversation as guys like Cabrera and A-Rod at a similar age. Basically anyone except Guerrero is worth considering in trade (and Soto is better than Guerrero).
  19. keggy
    If a team is silly enough to trade an inner circle Hall of Famer in his prime, you drain the farm to get him.
  20. keggy
    Did Conforto actually get surgery? In the course of a few weeks, Conforto got rejected by the market, mysteriously injured himself with no specific details, underwent "shoulder surgery" with no details on the procedure, was out for the year, and is now magically available after the draft compensation expires?
  21. keggy
    Hindsight is 20/20 but we have Berrios going tomorrow who's been a gas can this year. We might've needed Stripling for tomorrow.
  22. keggy
    If that estimate is accurate that's insane. That's like Mickey Mantle level s***. The crowd wasn't even happy, they were just clapping with their eyes down like the henchmen watching Bane fight Batman in the Dark Knight.
  23. keggy
    One great pitch, constantly injured, spotty command, old for his level. Basically Julian Merryweather with fewer pitches. This kid has every single hallmark of a future reliever. It could take at least two full years just to build him up to a starter's workload anyways. I would love to hear what the front office has planned for him though.
  24. keggy
    Tapia's only chance is to slap him to death on the ground. Otherwise Gibby stomps him and trades him to the A's.
  25. keggy
    Haven't seen Zulueta but he has short reliever written all over him. Start him in the minors to regulate his innings but I would want him in the pen as soon as he's ready for the big leagues.
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