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Then why post here? This is an Anti-Dodgers forum.

Moreover: If you read his exit interview, Seitzer basically fired himself. He admits he lost his way reaching the guys emotionally/psychologically. It sounds like Anthopoulos planned to keep the coaching staff together, and then Seitzer shot himself in the dick during the season’s post-mortem.

Moreover: If you read his exit interview, Seitzer basically fired himself. He admits he lost his way reaching the guys emotionally/psychologically. It sounds like Anthopoulos planned to keep the coaching staff together, and then Seitzer shot himself in the dick during the season’s post-mortem.

They changed the rules on backdating IL stints, and the organization has seemingly been slow to adapt / gun-shy to commit to full IL stints.

Can we change the name of the forum to “Atalanta Brase: 2024: 204: Databrabes Error”?

Luckily we all had your mom to take us home from second-base.

After Ozuna, of course.

Hoping this is a pure salary dump.

Fixed it for you.

Yep—terrible attempt on an easy play out there by Duvall. Can’t believe they didn’t rule that an error.

See, that's the point: barren is an overstatement, not an understatement, when it comes to the value they've been getting out of their drafts. Perfect? No—not even top-ten. But not empty of value, as sky-is-falling posts like these presume.

I think we're mostly on the same page there, though I'm giving them a little more benefit of the doubt, between the sanctions and the quick promotions. My biggest qualm (as I lampshaded), with which I think you agree, is the seeming difficulty in developing the hit-tool of their position player...

That regime has produced two bonafida stars (Strider, Harris), some up-and-coming players who look like they can be solid-to-better regulars (Smith-Shawver, Schwellenbach, Waldrep, Elder still with the Braves; Langaliers, Grissom, Malloy on other teams now), and a wave of pitching (Murphy...

You’ve not been walking around with much of either lately, pal.

Lots of gimmicks being mocked to the Braves, between ambidexterity and breaking the fourth-wall. Either way, based on recent history, we shouldn’t expect anything but someone with a gun in the first act.

I can’t believe you think Eddie Rosario is the answer …

Is it, though?

A successful MOR is definitively not disappointing for a late first-round pick. And it's only slightly disappointing for a very early first-round pick, like Ian Anderson. The big questions are: Can Anderson consistently return to that form? Can Waldrep consistently develop that form? I'm much...

I think picking up one of these names (or someone similar) and sticking with a six-man rotation (either Schwellenbach or Elder, of the current options; and then probably Smith-Shawver when he comes back from the IL) is the way to go. And I agree, of those names, Eflin is the most obvious...

lol