A blog written by Jeff Schultz:
http://jeffschultz.blog.myajc.com/20...-front-office/
Ugh.
A blog written by Jeff Schultz:
http://jeffschultz.blog.myajc.com/20...-front-office/
Ugh.
replace colon and jim johnson with real players and snit has this team right on the wild card front door.
clvclv (08-05-2017), VirginiaBrave (08-06-2017)
He's pitched to a 5.34 xFIP with the Twins, about the same as he did with the Braves. He's been the same pitcher, but sometimes things that are mostly random (BABIP, strand rate, HR per fly ball) will skew the outcomes one direction or the other. Especially over small samples.
It was lucky for the Braves he was unlucky while pitching for them. Otherwise he'd still be in the rotation and Newcomb and/or Sims would not be receiving auditions.
Last edited by nsacpi; 08-05-2017 at 09:42 AM.
"I am a victim, I will tell you. I am a victim."
"I am your retribution."
clvclv (08-05-2017)
No
Bringing Snitker back is like being the San Diego/LA Chargers of the NFL. He will get you several .500 (8-8) years and mediocre draft picks (between 13-18 -- not getting any elite players), but he is not the answer to get over the hump.
He's not a playoff type manager in my eyes. I know Freeman and others have went and sung his praises to the front office but liking somebody only gets you so far.
Yeah. But if he does get us to game 7. Then we are good.
Coppy
Preacher (08-05-2017)
I think Snitker better serves the organization in the minors. It's time to bring a fresh perspective in. No matter how many Bobby disciples we use, the 90s aren't going to happen again unless three of these young pitchers are hall of gamers and Acuna, Swanson and Albies reach their heights.
jpx7 (08-05-2017), WaitingFor2017 (08-05-2017)
"Son of a bitc...", dansby Swanson
bravesfanMatt (08-05-2017)
Let's see, Freddie Freeman says yes. Internet dude says no.
What to do, what to do?
clvclv (08-05-2017), TomahawkCult (08-05-2017)
WaitingFor2017 (08-05-2017)