Are folks denying that Hart was less than enamored about Albies during interviews?
Or is this just crack doing his usual "contrarian without an actual point" routine?
Was he traded?
Was he traded?
Yes, it was Hart. Every time he spoke about Albies, there was doubt casted on him. Basically "We're gonna find out if he can play at this level". It was absurd. He did this on more than one occasion.
Amazing evidence there too.
hart didn't get a raging boner during TV interviews talking about albies so he must not have thought albies could play.
pretty sure people here, very recently, mentioned albies LH swing. guess they don't like him, either.
hart didn't get a raging boner during TV interviews talking about albies so he must not have thought albies could play.
pretty sure people here, very recently, mentioned albies LH swing. guess they don't like him, either.
Heard Chipper Jones say he wasn't ready because of that too.
I guess Chipper didn't like him either despite otherwise raving about him.
Hart was being questioned about a player that people wanted to promote while he had veterans already at that position and had an incentive to keep Albies down.
Maybe he was willing to deal Albies, maybe he wasn't. He should have been willing to deal him. But he didn't ultimately deal him which suggests that he valued him more highly than anyone offered.
Heard Chipper Jones say he wasn't ready because of that too.
I guess Chipper didn't like him either despite otherwise raving about him.
Hart was being questioned about a player that people wanted to promote while he had veterans already at that position and had an incentive to keep Albies down.
Maybe he was willing to deal Albies, maybe he wasn't. He should have been willing to deal him. But he didn't ultimately deal him which suggests that he valued him more highly than anyone offered.
There were reports he was offered for Sonny Gray/Quintana. Don't know how accurate, but if so, that's a joke.
He went out of his way to gush about every other prospect but Albies.
Hart was being questioned about a player that people wanted to promote while he had veterans already at that position and had an incentive to keep Albies down.
Maybe he was willing to deal Albies, maybe he wasn't. He should have been willing to deal him. But he didn't ultimately deal him which suggests that he valued him more highly than anyone offered.
amazing what people derive from one short TV interview.
if he was, in fact, offered for gray or quintana (which i doubt) and the A's/Cubs turned it down (which i doubt they would have) then i guess they didn't appropriately like him either.
but one thing we can all be united about...thank goodness for the Children of Wren! Acuna, Albies and Camargo! They are golden!