Had a funeral today, so couldn't watch. Sounds like I missed a tough one.
Had a funeral today, so couldn't watch. Sounds like I missed a tough one.
Stupid pitching Johnson again today after yesterday, should've just waited till we got out of here. It hurts his trade value too for down the road.
JohnAdcox (04-18-2015)
lol internet tough guy
JohnAdcox (04-18-2015)
Yeah. While Fredi isn't as entertaining as Bobby, I don't see any reason for him to go out there and argue when it won't work.
Forever Fredi
Of course it won't work, never has, but you are missing the point, defending your team. lLke when you plunk a batter after a bad play. it has been done, what 3 times this year against us, nothing.
The winning teams ALWAYS do something about it, this lassez faire approach means crap in the man's league (Cards, Giants to come to mind, ripping umps plunking batters and they have trophies). We are scrubs and meek and all that. I guess that is why AJ said nothing or did nothing when he got plunked blatantly.
We will never get calls or anything when we are limp-dicked and placid, nothing. Might as well bend over and take it.
Last edited by Braves1976; 04-18-2015 at 03:53 PM.
AerchAngel (04-18-2015)
I'm not quite sure why blowing a 4-0 lead after 6 innings pisses me off, because I don't think it's going to matter much in the grand scheme of things this year. We're still probably going to eventually flameout and be the 70-75 win team everyone expected us to be, but dammit why did Fredi pitch Johnson again today after yesterday? What an awful decision. And can we just do the smart thing tomorrow and intentionally put Donaldson on base every time he bats?
Braves1976 (04-18-2015)
Let's hold off on the condolences. Far all we know, it might have been a funeral for one of Dalyn's enemies.
I've heard it too. But it could just be one of those things players say like the cliche of "he's a good teammate". Bobby always had a rule never to publicly bash or throw a player under the bus to the media, and that's why players have always respected him and may say some over the top things to help his legacy.
Fredi to my knowledge has yet to break from that trend.
I've seen Fredi get outraged once and that was over the Holbrook call. Fredi learned from Bobby, he picked and chose what to do, and I don't think throwing himself out is one of those things. I mean how many managers leaguewide today get ejected as often as Bobby ever did? Even Torre and LaRussa didn't get thrown out or argued as much.
Forever Fredi
Runnin (04-18-2015)