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That didn't show what you think it showed.
I think it shows the obvious.
Thank God for Frank Wren
That didn't show what you think it showed.
Why don't we take a look shall we?
Wren players
Freeman - 3.6
Albies - 3.6
Camargos - 1.4
Acuna - 0.5
Coppy players
Catchers - 2.2
Swanson - 1.2
Markakis - 2.6
Inciarte - 1.2
Players acquired by Coppy using Wren assets
Folty - 2.1 (Gattis - 0.7)
Newcomb - 1.3 (Simmons - 3.7)
Wisler - 0 (Kimbrel - 1.2)
Olivera - not in baseball (Wood - 1.7)
Hmmm, by my count, Wren is directly responsible for 9.1 fWAR on this year's team (he was GM. 4 years ago). Coppy directly responsible for 8.7 (he was GM last year), and Coppy managed to turn 7.3 WAR from Wren into 3.4 present day wins.
Meanwhile, when you consider the future value of the team, you'd take out Markakis and the catchers, which result in more than half of Coppys WAR this year.
You left out these signings:
Derek Lowe
Kawakami
BJ Upton
Dan Uggla
Chris Johnson
I could go into his poor trades. But I just don’t have the time. Like I said...his bad decisions were SO bad...it was a wash at best.
You left out these signings:
Derek Lowe
Kawakami
BJ Upton
Dan Uggla
Chris Johnson
I could go into his poor trades. But I just don’t have the time. Like I said...his bad decisions were SO bad...it was a wash at best.
Those guys aren't even in baseball. We are talking about who's responsible for the success of the 2018 Braves. Clearly the Golden Wrens are shining bright.
I think it shows the obvious.
Thank God for Frank Wren
Fake News.
The data is the data.
Did you add Jason Hursh? Lucas Sims? Matt Lipka? Sean Gilmartin? Braxton Davidson? Brett Devall?
I only went with our first pick in his drafts.
Did you add Jason Hursh? Lucas Sims? Matt Lipka? Sean Gilmartin? Braxton Davidson? Brett Devall?
I only went with our first pick in his drafts.
I compared the value of assets to the 2018 team.right now, Frank Wren is disproportionately more valuable to our success than Coppy
ugh. disappointing if true.
Who knows if the rumors are true, but it was rumored that JS never wanted to see a rebuild happen right after his tenure, as it'd "prove" how badly his tenure ended (and it's not knocking him down because his era was a golden era, but just to be honest, it didn't end as well as it started).
The rebuild assets from Coppyhart are still TBD in a way but I don't see how it's a clear win for him unless Dansby becomes the player we thought we'd see and Pache really breaks out into a superstar (while I think he can be a star with his glove if he can simply OPS at .700-.720 down the road, I'm not sure about him becoming a superstar).
I'm always dubious of these kind of online screeds. Sometimes they are absolutely true. However, the larger percentage of the time they are heavily biased accounts. You're never going to see someone come out and say "I did a terrible job serving this table and got stiffed on the tip." Or "After I left them sitting for half an hour waiting to order drinks, they were so rude when I finally made it to them."
As for the special order, was this a chain restaurant where other locations of this same restaurant had what he was wanting? Was it something totally off menu or was it just an alteration on a different dish? Was it something they used to make but that had been rotated out? Who knows?
There are usually two sides to a story like this and you only ever hear the one.
So, we’re not going to give Ozzie any benefit of the doubt and just take some random bloke’s account on the internet as gospel?
I’m not even entertaining this. There are horror stories on the net about every celebrity and athlete ever, and not all of them can possibly be true.
Even if it's true. It's not like he's pulling a Furcal or Andruw.