And here's video of the Pache homer: https://twitter.com/mbraves/status/1126116165133189120
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And here's video of the Pache homer: https://twitter.com/mbraves/status/1126116165133189120
What...the.......Quote:
Originally Posted by bravesfanMatt
Watch the replay and when waters is running the bases a Braves logo swings in like they are cutting over to a replay but instead it goes right back to waters running the bases. Like why did they swing that logo in. It usually is a segway or transition. But not for milb tv. So weird. And they do that ALL the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by smootness
Haha no I know, that thing has always bewildered me. Was just messing with you cause that sentence makes no sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by bravesfanMatt
Smoked. Those two are hitting the cover off it right now. Keep it up guys!Quote:
Originally Posted by CJ9
#BlessedQuote:
Originally Posted by Tapate50
It really didn’t. I was walking and typing and didn’t do a good job on what I was trying to say. A bit better the next go at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by smootness
Good to see Pache making progress in areas everyone said he needed to make progress. At this point he and Waters are lining up to be serious options sometime in the middle/end of 2020.
That timeline is critical. I think a lot of people are going to want to put them on the opening day roster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enscheff
I'm with you that they likely need another year. STill very young so the sample size is pretty small.
Old for the level - completely smoke and mirrors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Acuña’s Bat Flip
6 innings and 2 Ks is probably smoke and mirrors. Probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
His stuff resembles Mike Fiers. Oh wait...Quote:
Originally Posted by bravesfanMatt
Are you saying that to be snarky or do you know this. His control seems to be on point but not sure I like a guy not missing a lot of bats.Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
Snarky about the entire thing - he's obviously only having success because he's competing against children.Quote:
Originally Posted by bravesfanMatt
damn dude.Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
no one suggests that's the only reason.
it's definitely something relevant to note, tho. it's important.
Kingham is capable of decent strikeout numbers if that were his game and if he were consistent. Right now, it's not just age, his FB has heavy sink. Higher milb'ers would struggle to make solid contact off of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Super
i know nothing about the guy honestly...just commenting on the silly reverse-hyperbole being used to try and make a point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deester11
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Originally Posted by Russ2dollas
Its kind of ironic after all the debates about pitching vs hitting prospects here we are with a great offense and **** pitching.
For the record, Kingham is not old for the FSL. In fact, he's about a year younger than the average player in the league at this point in the season. I'm curious to see how he does moving forward. He was better as a sophomore at the University of Texas than he was as a junior, which dinged his draft status.
Right. The age issue isn't a problem here, despite the strange posts clvclv continues to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by 50PoundHead