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Trading Milledge because of a tools goof would be just like the Mets.
If that's true, that's ridiculous. The Mets front office does remember that Atlanta is in the same division, right?
I'm guessing that's not the Carlos Gomez who posts here.
Er, had a 1000 OPS.
Even more reason to like him!
Even more reason to like him!
Just like Douche Mientkiewicz!
Miles evidently has made some change (taking more pitches) that the scouting report hasn't caught yet.
The service this year has been much worse.
Yes. They're obviously experimenting and it's not pleasant. I have the GameDay Audio too, but it's at least a pitch behind.
In his first inning he struck out Andruw Jones, Brian McCann and Jeff Francoeur on 11 pitches.
Yeah.
Not a bad start. He'll crack the Fish rotation by the time the Mets play them next.
No way Jose.
By the long run, I meant the rest of this season. I'd really rather have Anderson Hernandez playing second (eventually, give him a month at AAA). You can't figure that he's gonna put up a 350 OPS for the whole season. And Kaz is just dead weight. His offense doesn't justify his defense, which IS improved this year, but I think it's improved from horrible to below-average.
Of course, neither are really good options, but I'm always more interested in seeing youth over gimmicks. Kaz is garbage and at this point, you can't realistically say he's gonna get better.
Are we playing anagrams?
I think that's hard to evaluate, really. He still doesn't have any range, which could be because he gets a bad break of the ball off the bat. I really wonder if the rumors of his poor eyesight aren't justified. It would explain a lot of his game, offensively and defensively.
And for all of Kaz's offensive advantages, his OPS this season is 624, with an OBP of 283. His career OPS is 693. While I'm not saying that combined with his defense doesn't outweigh what Anderson Hernandez might bring to the table, I AM curious what Anderson would have to hit to make them even. Someone should do some research on that.
This team doesn't like facing lefties, does it?
3 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K
Okay, something less than that now.
I gave you the tools to do that yourself.
But the Cavs did win.
But I want it done for me!
What tools?
Mets announcers don't say things like "Pujols can smell a run."
Gah! I see your one on zone rating... I assume that there are more.
You need a real baseline for Hernandez' defense, and we don't have that.
A. He hasn't played much at the major league level
B. In the minors, he was a shortstop
So he was close.
No, I think we're pretty sure we know what will happen tomorrow.
He may never have been caught stealing when he tried to steal, but could have been caught on a botched H&R;, which stats-wise is a CS, but mentally wouldn't be.
No, they just keep moving them up in the schedule.
I still haven't ruled out the possibility that I'm gonna kidnap Lima. Hence, there's a chance that the Mets might win.
I'm 19, and Julio's older than my father.
I'm also 19 and my Dad is 47.
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