It's one thing that has kept me away from most game threads for years. I'm not trying to come off as sanctimonious here, but it never ceases to amaze me how many posters rush to judgement on a player based on 1 pitch, 1 plate appearance, 1 play, 1 inning or even one full game.
Baseball is a game of millimeters. Kelly's no movement 100 mph fastball worked pretty good last year. Now, after one partial inning, he sucks. Cora sucks. Vaz sucks. HRam sucks. Mookie sucks.
It's just one freakin' game!
(Your next post was a great one, MVP, and it explains, pretty well to me, why we didn't see Kimbrel in the 8th. I guess, in hindsight, one could argue we could have brought Kimbrel in in the 8th and someone else in the 9th (Smith?), but imagine if we'd gotten out of the 8th and then Smith blew the 9th. There's still be intense rancor.)
I get the frustration and emotion that goes on during a meltdown. I've thought things like "YOU SUCK!" towards good player many times myself in the heat of the moment. I'm not trying to say or imply I'm better than anyone else, because maybe I can let go faster and more easily, but I'm just going to come out and say it. It bugs me how some poster hold onto a grudge or a feeling for so long and so intensely. The, one good performance the next day, and the same guy is great and a hero. I'm not sure how anyone can survive on such an emotional rollercoaster. I'd have died of a heart attack years ago.