Recent content by UNCBlue012

I do think player leadership has played a role here and there, but it probably has more to do with losing key personnel. Wash and EY were brutal losses for a lot of these guys. And Snit - he’s still revered, but he’s just an old dude now. He’s not going to win you games with sharp decisions...

I tuned out four days ago, and it's been great for my mental. I love this team so much, but I just can't deal with whatever the hell is happening. In the end, I think it's a mix of regression, underperformance, and apathy. I'll probably just lurk with some days where I chime in here and there...

Yeah, this isn't normal. He struck out on a fastball down the middle. It has velocity but was straight as an arrow

What you're seeing is exactly why the Braves aren't consistently good. Everything they hit, no matter how hard, is on the ground. lift the ball slightly and the chance goes up a ton. Also, I don't understand how Holmes can get so many three-pitch Ks and then walk the world. Just attack

How has he not made any changes lol he's made zero adjustments since Game One

I badly want to believe in the Braves, but the team - mainly the offense - refuses to do the little things right. I genuinely don't understand the apathy, but it's the exact word I'd use to describe what I see every night.

I've been joking in years past, but it really is an effort thing with this team. They go up there offensely and do not give a shit.

Why are we walking hitters who can't hit? Just attack him. He's bad

He has got to go for the strikeout there. It's 0-2 and Taylor is chase-happy. Now it's 1-0.

Holmes has been so valuable, but he's absolutely an elite bullpen arm. He's so good the first time through but just lucky afterwards

I am beyond sick of this pussy ass version of Riley. Step up and be the highest paid player in our franchise. He looks like it doesn't even bother him

We've handled their good hitters outside of Soto well, but the bottom of their order has killed us. Glad Holmes got out of it though

I hate that for Canning. That definitely looked like Achilles to me.

I mean, Ronnie got called out on a ball and Riley hit the ball so well it should have been 10 rows deep.

I'm finding it hard to be upset about this loss. Definitely some head-scratchers, but I don't fault Fuentes. And the big inning was a massive fluke, by the numbers, for the Mets. Now, if we lose today with Holmes on the mound and a reeling Canning, I'll be pissed. They need to keep the foot on...