They put up a fight against Ras? Could have fooled me. Can’t take this guy serious when he was defending Ryan Mac to me last year. Live in reality FJ once and awhile, even the org said they need changes.
No matter if the Brewers or TB wins, 8 years out of 10 since 2017 the WS champion finished with either the 1st or 2nd best record in their respective league (AL or NL) #crapshoot
Hell yes.
The Yankees and pitching coach Matt Blake have agreed on a three-year extension. @Joelsherman1 reported yesterday the sides were moving toward a deal
lol declining defense, before 2025 Grish had 3 straight years of OPS’s in the .600’s. Do I think he can be better than he was last year? Sure. Is he the 800+ OPS guy he was in 2025? Highly doubt it. He also was never a high OBP guy in his career. They won’t regret it.
Like I said earlier this week….This is why these pressers mean SHIT.
actions>words.
What Hal said following every season since 2020:
2020:
“Our offense—just inconsistent at playing up to their potential, to me. … You couldn’t tell which offense was going to show up.”
2021:
“The majority of the responsibility, whether it's the responsibility of inconsistent offense or bad baserunning, etc., that responsibility lies with the players.”
2022:
“Aaron Boone wasn’t responsible for our offense, the slide they experienced the last couple months of the season rolling into the postseason.”
2023:
“We did not get where we needed to be with run production—it was probably our biggest problem.”
2024:
“We did not play a clean World Series."
2025:
“This Toronto series was on the players. It’s on the players’ shoulders, period. They didn’t hit."
2026:
“The majority of the responsibility … lies with the position players and the inability to score on a consistent basis.”
Not sure where the lie is that not replacing Nunez or Nova for David Adams per Seattle’s request killed the deal which would have sent Lee to NY.
Public accountability, non public accountability, I don’t give a shit how he does it, but whatever he is doing is not resonating. The answers from players in the postgame, the continued mistakes year after year, the voice in the dugout isn’t making a difference.
