I'm all for it.
—Latrell Sprewell
yeezus (09-10-2014)
Consider this:
I know it's only 30 games, so it's a small sample size by comparison. But in 30 games with the Twins, Jordan Schafer is hitting .312 with a .385 OBP and, if you're into that sort of thing, an OPS of .772. Wonder what the Twins coaches have found that the Braves could not (if Schafer continues to hit well in Minnesota).
Chopping With The Braves And Rolling With The Tide
change of scenery. new league - Nate McClouth syndrome
Hope it sticks and he stays productive but that isn't the history
Shouldn't they be called Not Hitting Coaches?
AerchAngel (09-10-2014), jason27nc (09-10-2014), zedsdead (09-10-2014)
This.
Coaches, by and large, get entirely too much credit for success and entirely too much blame for failures when they have very little control over either in the long run. I'm not saying we don't need a change, but there isn't a hitting coach out there that can take BJ Upton and make him a great hitter at this point.