You've complained about the lineup in 104 games this season. It's a sure bet that no matter what the lineup is, even if it's one you submit, you will find complain about it.
Well, we tried a position player on the mound last night. Maybe we should try pitchers in the batter’s box tomorrow. IT WOULD BE REAL WILD!!!!……
We need to get players back ASAP, we can't keep running out a AAA lineup beyond the 5th batter...... We have ZERO juice right now.....and our pitchers are getting worn down. DD
I literally cannot believe that we got 1 run off that stupid garbage trash pitcher. He couldn’t throw a strike to save his life. Absolutely horrible ****ing series. Complete jackass performance.
Dubon is making 2% of our salary and has played good defense all over the diamond. He’s contributed 2 WAR in like 200 AB. Weird place to start your complaints about salary. Dude has been worth every penny, each season he’s been on the team. it’s the 40m spent on negative WAR at 1B that’s the payroll killer this season. Not the guy earning 1/8 of that and producing.
hehe easy strength of schedule. Diaz, will it kill you to take just one pitch. Just one. See what happens. 7 game winning streak starts Monday.
Last series A's scored 1.5 runs against the Rangers (0-3), this series they are scoring around 8+ runs a game. No team will win a series giving 8 runs a game. Not counting a streak of giving up the 1st run to the opponent. Seeing other playoff teams padding players while we sit and watch is tough especially we have so many castoffs. It comes to a point that we are hoping the Mariners lose tonight, almost every night. Let's Go Angels (tonight).
Meh, ask how Tigers fans feel. Let's get our pitching back and some semblance of a lineup. Not worried. I would spin the wheels on Suarez though
Thomas Lee, 1000 yard stare. Im having my great grandfather's WW1 head stone redone currently. Any military in here thank you for your service.
I just couldn't remember "where" it came from, I've seen it many times. Much respect for your great-granddad.
