CrazyTrain
Well-known member
Minter looks like he’s starting to hit his stride.
I refuse to believe I'm bad luck for the Braves.
For those wondering which low-ish power, high OBP batter should be hitting lead off for the Braves, I would recommend you take a look at the current #5 hitter with a .150 ISO and .400 OBP who I suggested should be batting lead off (at least vs RHP) before the season even started.
Albies 4
Donaldson 5
Freeman 3
Acuna 7
Markakis 9
Swanson 6
McCann 2
Inciarte 8
Soroka 1
Our bullpen is goooood
Thanks coppy
I want D-Generation X gif.
Acuña’s Bat Flip;583794 said:Remember when Minter was a worthless bum when he gave up a few runs last Tuesday night to Arizona? He owned it and said he’d do better and he has, Biddle could take some notes.
Acuña’s Bat Flip;583796 said:[MENTION=50]CyYoung31[/MENTION]
I don’t know who we could send them (that they’d want) maybe somebody + Allard.
BP allowed 1 base runner over 3.1 innings.
Starting to see some encouraging signs from Inciarte.
Soroka did Soroka things.
BP allowed 1 base runner over 3.1 innings.
Starting to see some encouraging signs from Inciarte.
Soroka did Soroka things.
Can't wait for your breakdown.
This must be Beanie’s burner account
LMAO.
I've been here 17 years coumting Scout. Everyone would AND I MEAN EVERYONE would vouch for that.
What are your thoughts on Snit leaving Soroka in to give him a chance to get out of his own mess until the last possible hitter he could let him face?
Against it when a pitcher is clearly fatigued and just recovered from a shoulder injury. It was a very shortsighted move, and Soroka has already demonstrated he can “get out of his own mess”.
Soroka needs to stay healthy, not prove to some dinosaur that he can compete.
I may be alone here, but I have the utmost confidence in our bullpen holding a 1 run lead for 3 innings.