Moderator: JaysRule15
Ranger One wrote:Undeserved win. And couldnt have come at the worst time too. They were gifted all 4 of those runs in the first inning on some truly unbelievable errors from the Nats and then as per usual couldnt do jack crap for the rest of the game. This win literally got Schneider of the hook for losing his job, which was almost a certainty had they been swept by the Nats.
Mehar wrote:I did not watch the game, but checked the box score now. Can someone who is a lot intelligent than me explain to me why Davis Schneider was not playing, but scrubs like Cavan Biggio and Vogelbach (combined 0 for 9 today) were in the lineup?
Biggio is now 1 for his last 22. However, the 6 year love affair with scrub Biggio is never ending, as he hovers around with his .200 BA. Vogelbach is 3 for 23 (.107 BA for the year), and we seen what he brings to the table based on his 8 year MLB career. Not sure what Analytics Data tells this front office that sitting Davis Schneider in favour of Biggio or Vogelbach was the right course of action today.
Hottie McShotty wrote:greekman wrote:guerrero is starting to remind me of chris davis
Happy Easter buddy!
Yeah, getting the same vibes. What a disaster he and this organization has been.
JaysRule15 wrote:Uh yea Manoah isn't fixed.
JN wrote:JaysRule15 wrote:Uh yea Manoah isn't fixed.
Not sure if it would have made any difference at all, but the whole process behind this start made no sense.
They send him down to the minors on Friday to do his in between games work, and then finally decided on Saturday to start him.
The guy is already a bit of a head case -- why add all the uncertainty. Just make the decision Wednesday or Thursday if he is getting the start or not.
Not even getting into whether he should be called up or not (IMO he needed more consistency and should not have been called up).... but the process leading up to this start made no sense.
JN wrote:Kirk gets a great read on the flyball and still can't score from second.
Mehar wrote:JN wrote:JaysRule15 wrote:Uh yea Manoah isn't fixed.
Not sure if it would have made any difference at all, but the whole process behind this start made no sense.
They send him down to the minors on Friday to do his in between games work, and then finally decided on Saturday to start him.
The guy is already a bit of a head case -- why add all the uncertainty. Just make the decision Wednesday or Thursday if he is getting the start or not.
Not even getting into whether he should be called up or not (IMO he needed more consistency and should not have been called up).... but the process leading up to this start made no sense.
Nothing makes sense with this organization, when you see Manoah joking around and laughing in the dug out all year during every home game.
GameChannel wrote:JN wrote:Kirk gets a great read on the flyball and still can't score from second.
The only time he truly runs is when he needs to go from his bed to the front door for his uber eats.
