Tyler
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I will now eat my crow. Congrats for making the All-Star team this year after I wrote you off as dead!!!! Great accomplishment!!!!
I hope to see Justin Upton and Mark Reynolds follow in his footsteps by next season.
The three of them, along with Montero, could all be All Star candidates. And along with Brandon Allen hopefully developing into a solid power-hitting 1B and maybe the return of Johnson beyond one year and a solid Drew, that could be quite an impressive starting lineup. Add the names Gillespie, Ryal or even Parra in LF, and there would no easy out from top to bottom.
And, on some days, not even the #9 spot.
This certainly puts CY in a good position for comeback player of the year.
Chris Young is going to participate in the home run derby this year.
Objectively speaking, does MLB want to showcase a player who is hitting .213 and beats his own strikeout records every year?He is more deserving but I'd rather see Reynolds hit the ball about 500 feet.
Objectively speaking, does MLB want to showcase a player who is hitting .213 and beats his own strikeout records every year?
No matter how much we want to see Reynolds succeed, that's not good marketing. Which is what the All Star HR contest is.
In that context, yes.Agreed.
BUT, isnt the home run derby there to showcase the best HR hitters in the game?
In that context, yes.
But is it good for MLB to encourage kids playing Little League to swing from the heels? From a moral point of view, I would say . . . no.
It's a tough call.
In that context, yes.
But is it good for MLB to encourage kids playing Little League to swing from the heels? From a moral point of view, I would say . . . no.
It's a tough call.
(A) I do.Really!?!?
They let players chew tobacco on the field. Why would anybody care about this?
(A) I do.
(B) Joe G, Sr., does.
Two wrongs don't make a right.
(A) I do.
(B) Joe G, Sr., does.
Two wrongs don't make a right.