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  1. Ummm, yes. 1 in 4 or 5 innings
  2. well, at least he didn’t walk the 9 guy.
  3. Aaron was great, but I didn’t see much of him in his prime.
  4. Manny was the best right handed hitter I ever saw. He will always be one of my faves.
  5. He worked at hitting more than many know. He was very focused- perhaps a better word than intensity, and rarely got distracted by bad ump calls, striking out, or anything else. He rarely showed frustration. I’m not sure if he ever was.
  6. Judge is a beast
  7. How about 15 Ks in 6 IP?
  8. I think Manny at the plate was an excellent example of calm intensity. On defense, the calmness was still there at times, but the intensity not so much.
  9. It’s cheaper to find pen additions, so maybe that will tilt the decision to us one as a starter. If the budget is limited, I might agree.
  10. Umm, my adult child was once a young child. It wasn't just recently, we were woken up late. You just assumed that's all I was talking about. I never equated the two. I was pointing out that I had a child. Also, you did not ignore it. I do know many kids stay up to watch late games, and they and their parents deal with the consequences of those children without enough sleep. I'm also a teacher who experiences those effects everyday. Not all parents get their kids to bed at set times. I applaud you doing so. I'm not sure why you seem to want to pick a fight over nothing.
  11. LOL 7th inning? Closer? 2-3 innings? 1 inning? 1-2 batters?
  12. Agreed. My idea of a number 1 is a top 30 pitcher, #2, 31-60, #3, 61-90... I like Whitlock as our long RP'er and Houck as the closer for 2022. Maybe Barnes can be a great 8th inning guy, again.
  13. I actually just copied and pasted your earlier post, so yes, nonsensical.
  14. He would be a major score, but I'd still prefer spending on pitching. We could play Semien at 2B and trade Arroyo or keep him as utility, of have Semien play SS, and trade Bogey.
  15. He'll have to do it in 79 pitches. Cora is on a pitch count rampage.
  16. Somehow, I have to think even a no-hitter would not move you an inch on this issue.
  17. I can see someone hasn't lived with children in a long, long time.
  18. After so much time off, you wonder what role he might be used in- first time back.
  19. And, we face a left in the first game at WSH. I think they play Dalbec, tomorrow and JD plays LF. I think we face a righty on Saturday, so maybe Dugo plays CF, Schwarber LF and Kike 2B. (No JD seems wrong. Would we dare have Schwarber and JD both at corner OF positions in the same game?)
  20. Kike is back for 2022, so no CF'er is needed, just yet/ I think we go with Arroyo at 2B and maybe try to lure Iggy back as a utility man. I do think we might acquire a #2 and #5, but I hate going after 5's. I'd try for a 3 or 4 and move Pivetta to 5. Ideally, we get a 1 & 3, but maybe a 2 & 3 is all we can afford. BTW, Toronto has some choice to make. Semien was just a one year deal. Robbie Ray is a FA, too.
  21. Career: Pivetta with Plawecki: 2.59 ERA (49 IP) 200 PAs Against (.630 OPS) Pivetta with Vazquez: 5.12 ERA (111IP) 480 PAs Against (.767 OPS)
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