They say to never make the third out of an inning at third base. I know the run scored ahead of the out but I would've liked to have seen Ender have the chance to drive Camargo in from second.
GDT 7/30 Miami at Atlanta
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They say to never make the third out of an inning at third base. I know the run scored ahead of the out but I would've liked to have seen Ender have the chance to drive Camargo in from second.
bravesfanMatt
Steve Harvey'd
80 grade baserunning by jo-gun.
But seriously. Nice hitting.
But seriously. Nice hitting.
Shortstop
ixiXSolidXixi
Called Up to the Major Leagues
I am not at the ball park but what happen if Washington is calling the play?
UNCBlue012
Well-known member
Camargo has been great!
Braves1976
It's OVER 5,000!
Yea, that is why he should start vs lefties no matter what he is doing vs righties. Not to say he shouldn't start overall. Even if we get Beltre I'd give Beltre plenty of days off at third and still get Camargo in at short. Swanson would be the one that would lose starts for me in that situation, though he would get in most every night we have leads for defense.
bravesfanMatt
Steve Harvey'd
Ozzie at short jo-gun at 2nd.
From the TV broadcast, I honestly don't know the answer to that question.
Who would be your realistic choice?
msstate7
Well-known member
You wanted to trade him in the Trade thread today.
TURBO
Sexist Pig
Has to be Solarte at this point Im guessing.
GeorgiaGirl
NL Rookie of the Year
Camargo is a utility, or maybe a main starter that you sit against the toughest right handers with someone in house to play there.
NOW, if he could figure out how to hit on LHH side outside of up and away pitches, because his swing is UGLY on that side unless the pitch is there, then that turns around quickly, but that's relying on the 15% outcome.
I'm not sure if I can dig it up myself, but Camargo has a .636 OPS since June against RHP. He's probably a .250/.300/.350 guy on that end and unless you're a basher team with a bunch of bashers already, that should be in a soft platoon (but unfortunately it's against the main pitcher you'll see).
Edit: It'd be interesting if he was another case where the Braves told him to switch hit since he wasn't exactly a big profile signee from Panama. It worked for Albies, but it's not exactly working for him.
NOW, if he could figure out how to hit on LHH side outside of up and away pitches, because his swing is UGLY on that side unless the pitch is there, then that turns around quickly, but that's relying on the 15% outcome.
I'm not sure if I can dig it up myself, but Camargo has a .636 OPS since June against RHP. He's probably a .250/.300/.350 guy on that end and unless you're a basher team with a bunch of bashers already, that should be in a soft platoon (but unfortunately it's against the main pitcher you'll see).
Edit: It'd be interesting if he was another case where the Braves told him to switch hit since he wasn't exactly a big profile signee from Panama. It worked for Albies, but it's not exactly working for him.
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He probably answered in the trade thread but I haven't paid very close attention to it.
CyYoung31
Shift Leader
I’d prefer Dietrich, but I have a feeling the Marlins would try and bend us over.
isn't that the Marlins' MO? I guess I can't say that I blame them.
Yes, I would trade a guy who plays the short side of a platoon for a controllable 2/3 SP.
I’m not sure how those sentiments are mutually exclusive.
Care to explain?