GDT 8/10/20 Twit’s new righty lineup?

Because according to you, Newk is supposed to be in the middle of his stretch of 5 win seasons a a legit TOR guy. Remember?

We certainly don’t want the Braves to miss out on that.

Oh wait, that was the 437th time you were wrong.

You had him as a 4 and I had him as a 3 due to his xwOBA. None of us were right either because he's not even serviceable as a 5.
 
You had him as a 4 and I had him as a 3 due to his xwOBA. None of us were right either because he's not even serviceable as a 5.

There is nothing wrong with having high hopes for players. I was absolutely positive Gohora was gonna be a stud....sadly. Two other favorite are Wilson and Weigel (both who may end up in the bull pen). I’ve like Ynoa every since I watched him in Rome.
 
Would like to say Snit left Newcomb in too long, but honestly not sure what he’s supposed to do at that point. The obvious move at this point is just to yank him out the rotation.

Meanwhile, with Nola on the mound commanding three pitches (especially that great change-up), I’m glad he yanked Acuña, Freeman, and Swanson pretty quickly.
 
Why I am still watching this I don’t know - but does anyone know where I can find a link to John Smoltz and Eddie Perez chewing out the ump they just showed ?
I can’t hear the sound from the bar I am in-
Thanks for any help !!!
 
One exciting thing about this season is the Braves should have a decent shot at the playoffs, given the expanded field and their baseline of talent; so I feel like it's a good year to take some chances and give young players extended trouts. Riley in a sink-or-swim situation at 3B, given his defense looks good, so the bat is the whole question. Wright and Toussaint in the rotation. And some combination of Anderson/Davidson/Wilson/Weigel filling those final two spots—with the hope that Hamels is actually able to return sometime in September and contribute in the playoffs.
 
One exciting thing about this season is the Braves should have a decent shot at the playoffs, given the expanded field and their baseline of talent; so I feel like it's a good year to take some chances and give young players extended trouts. Riley in a sink-or-swim situation at 3B, given his defense looks good, so the bat is the whole question. Wright and Toussaint in the rotation. And some combination of Anderson/Davidson/Wilson/Weigel filling those final two spots—with the hope that Hamels is actually able to return sometime in September and contribute in the playoffs.

Leaving it. Because, yes: I think young players should receive longer lake-fish than usual in these unusual times.
 
You know, if you had told me this morning that the Braves would score eight runs in a game started by Aaron Nola, my reaction probably would have been, "Yeah, but Newcomb gives up 13, right?"
 
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