If they stand pat at the deadline then someone needs to be shown the door. That offense is so anemic. I would be pulling my hair out watching that every night. Though I do think you all will be ultra aggressive at the deadline. Especially after recent events.
The turnaround you guys have had is a major reason why I'd be more fine with the M's selling at the deadline than standing pat. The idea that the M's roster right now is good enough to win the division against the Astros is laughably absurd. M's have the pitching staff to win in October, so wasting it with this AAA lineup would be a crime against the sport of baseball.
He's having an amazing year. Still scratching my head that he was left off of the AS roster. What a snub.
I did notice this but I have nowhere I need to be in 2025 right now other than an occasional Baltimore game for promo items. I might head out somewhere though as I do need to rack up United mileage and hotel rewards points
His only option was dh because he’s a terrible fielder, but his peers voted for Fry. Now he’s paying his peers back by hitting bombs on all of them.
After last weekend, every day they waste not making a deal for him is a shame.
While you’re absolutely correct, it’s dumb logic. Players should get in bases on their own play, not how the team is doing. I’ve seen plenty of years when the A’s were good and they (deservedly) only took 1 player. Sometimes bad teams can have 2 or more great players while good teams may just have a bunch of pretty good players who aren’t really all stars.
They can but you usually gotta vote one in or one has to have enough that they can’t be denied. Reds had 2 guys.
These clown cry pitch count to save arms but also send them to that academy in Seattle to throw 100+. If they really cared about preserving arms they’d teach them how to pitch instead of just how to throw.
Yeah just unacceptable against a bottom dweller Marlins team. Hoping this isn't a sign of our offense slumping post break after it was hot leading into it.
People take vacations shorter than that
