4/30... going for sweep over brewers

Andrelton batting a solid .286/.356/.407. I miss me some Andrelton right now.

I've been thinking this all year, since Tron got off to such a hot start. Some folks were just so...weirdly dismissive of him.

Something else: the play that Dansby made that made the highlight reel last night? Backhand stop and a one-, almost two-hop throw to first? Tron makes that pickup in his sleep and gets the ball to 1B on the fly.

Not a knock on Swanson, just a vote for Andrelton being criminally underappreciated in some circles.
 
I've been thinking this all year, since Tron got off to such a hot start. Some folks were just so...weirdly dismissive of him.

Something else: the play that Dansby made that made the highlight reel last night? Backhand stop and a one-, almost two-hop throw to first? Tron makes that pickup in his sleep and gets the ball to 1B on the fly.

Not a knock on Swanson, just a vote for Andrelton being criminally underappreciated in some circles.

I think he's the greatest defensive SS of all time. How's that for underappreciated?
 
Knowing that I missed Emma in her jammies makes me even more pissed at Dansby.

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This is the unhappy Emma
 
There was just NO reason to trade him unless it was a unreal offer. He was like Freddie and Julio. Young and signed long term reasonably. Newcomb will have to become a TOR to salvage the trade and that would be "break even" to me. You can aurgue not needing an elite closer when you intend to be bad for a few years, but SS????
 
There was just NO reason to trade him unless it was a unreal offer. He was like Freddie and Julio. Young and signed long term reasonably. Newcomb will have to become a TOR to salvage the trade and that would be "break even" to me. You can aurgue not needing an elite closer when you intend to be bad for a few years, but SS????

Yeah. I really like newk. But Simmons was a dumb trade. He is so good on defense he could make a good pitcher great. His relay arm was under rated.
 
For what it's worth, Swanson said this after the game:

“Played it right, it just came up,” Swanson said of his team-high fourth error. “I mean, just one of those things sometimes, just how it goes. I knew we’d have plenty of time at second, and I went over there and tried to play it out front, and it just came up and obviously I didn’t (make the play).”
 
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