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Are Tony Pena's triples a result of people playing him at pitcher depth or are they earned?
The first two were the result of Coco Crisp not being good. The third was as shot down the right field line. I didn't think the kid would have three extra base hits all year, much less three triples the first week, so consider me impressed.
But a man crush Garth? Aren't you a bit old for that? Next thing you know, you'll have an immature handle like "Tony Pena's #1 Fan".
It's too late to save me -- Mark Teahen has already earned full man-crush status.
That's pretty freaking amazing.
I was already making angry comments about Gil Meche by the time the ball got to Pena. The fact that he fielded it and cleanly threw him out is borderline unintelligible. The spot where he fielded it would have been a decent play for a second baseman to make let alone a shortstop coming across second base. Nice stretch by Shealy, too.
Can't believe I wrote that.
Color me impressed by Dayton Moore once again.
That sounds really generic, but consider the Pena trade: all winter long, Moore talked about Berroa working on improving the defense, with the bat a secondary concern. When Berroa didn't deliver, Moore found a player who fit exactly the profile he had set up for Berroa. The trade was basically fair for both teams, although Cordier was a pitcher who you might have liked to keep around.
Other trades that fit this model are Howell for Gathright and Sisco for Gload (Burgos for Bannister, too?). In all of these trades, the player the Royals got filled a very specific role.
These trades aren't uniformly good, but I think the pattern is becoming noticeable.
2. Dayton Moore exchanged spare parts with his buddy John Schuerholz. Pena was out of options and fifth in the SS/2B depth charts in Atlanta.
Tony Trips struck again today. 4 Triples on the year.
One short of his professional career high in a season.
I was positive Aaron Rowand was going to win the GG in 2005 after an incredible four-game stretch, with three in Yankee Stadium. Instead, they gave it to Torii Hunter and his 98 games played.
The lesson: Never bet against the incumbent.
I remember thinking the exact same thing.
"The lesson: Never bet against the incumbent."
At some point, the managers have to consider their reputation and legacy don't they? HA! Kidding. I know it's a long shot, but if anyone's gonna unseat my man Jeter (who has like 8 billion errors already), I think it's gonna be this guy. Plus, if I'm right, bragging rights.
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