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  1. Pretty much everyone not named Trout will need a lot of luck and work to make it from a young age. Machado and Harper are pretty safe bets among guys in their 20s. And in a couple of years we'll probably be saying the same thing about Acuna, Tatis, and possibly Guerrero.
  2. Soto's power is the only thing that isn't plus-plus elite. He sprays the ball like Trea Turner, he draws walks like Joey Gallo, and he has the batting IQ of Manny Ramirez. He's doesn't need to improve anything, but he's still young enough to learn to loft the ball. Re: Soto vs. Guerrero, the safe bet is definitely Soto. Any player that dominates the league starting as a teenager is historic until proven otherwise. For comparison, Vlad was a year away in the minors at an age when Soto was carving up big league pitchers. However Guerrero's ceiling is still higher. His raw power and bat to ball ability is just something you're born with, and Soto is just a step below.
  3. Juan Soto will be a Hall of Famer. I've never felt that way of any 22-year old since Trout, and maybe Machado. He's such a great, complete hitter and relies so little on defence or baserunning to provide value. He could switch to DH for the rest of his career starting today and still provide elite value.
  4. They should get him reps at CF. Dickerson is not a CF and Grichuk is not a hitter.
  5. Exact look that Eric Hosmer gave to a similar pitch from Stroman when he was a rookie.
  6. Also option Borucki for Snead for a little extra roster abuse.
  7. It might be time for the Ray's front office to call for a pitching change.
  8. We played right into the Rays hands by swinging at every single pitch through 2 innings. Valera the only batter with a good approach.
  9. Yankees better hope Stanton doesn't rattle easily. These are the moments that can mentally shatter an athlete for years.
  10. Also Danny Jansen is a better hitter than Randal Grichuk.
  11. Donaldson would've pointed to his meat on national television and told him what to do with it.
  12. Not only did we sweep the series, the absolutely back clapped their bullpen for their next series. I don't know who's available other than Chapman.
  13. Remember when people wanted Pearson over Romano in a save situation?
  14. Pearson's mechanics are off and his stuff is still filthy. If he ever learns to throw strikes and not be injured all the time he's gonna be scary.
  15. We're playing against the worst team in baseball next series. Use your good pitchers now.
  16. If Romano's arm isn't falling off you put him in the 9th. The Yankees are praying for a wild pitcher like Pearson with a 1-run lead.
  17. Now you bring in Mayza for a clean inning to face the two lefties.
  18. We should've traded Ray and Semien to build up depth for our 2024 wildcard run. Now all we get is compensation picks. This front office just doesn't get it.
  19. Great throw by Renfroe, absolute brain damage level baserunning by Wendell.
  20. Bringing in Pearson when Romano's warmed up would have been Showalter level stupid.
  21. Hopefully Luetge emptied the tank. Watching him pitch is what's wrong with baseball.
  22. Honestly I think everyone except maybe Mayza should be available with a lead. I'm a little more worried about the bullpen composition if a starter gets knocked out early. Our long man right now is Saucedo. It's probably time to option Smith or DFA Valera for more flexibility. We have like three guys covering 3B and they all suck.
  23. Jeter is both a deserving Hall of Famer and probably the most overrated player in baseball history. This includes people like Jack Morris and Harold Baines. He bullied a Gold Glove 40-40 shortstop with a batting title to third base. When he went on his self indulgent retirement jerk-off tour, people were honestly debating whether he was the greatest Yankee of all time. With the way the New York media constantly finger popped his ******* I'm only surprised that he didn't win more Gold Gloves and MVPs.
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