I dunno, he did pinch hit in yesterday's loss and drove the only run in.Something does not make sense here. Something is off. Why is Jano sitting 2nd game in a row?
I dunno, he did pinch hit in yesterday's loss and drove the only run in.
But it brings up the theory, how much input does he have in setting the lineup?
Because on a struggling offensive team, if you get a 10 run outburst with a certain lineup, you should try to repeat it especially trying to win your first series in a long time. But nope they reverse back to non-hitting Springer in leadoff and take Jano out of the lineup for freakin Vogelbach who is useless as tits on a bull.
I don't even
I assume they're giving Vogelbach a fair look (with regular PAs) before DFAing him. It is the only reasonable explanation at this point.LOL, Vogelbach again.
I think the new slogan is soon gonna be #TOTHEFLOOR
As much as i love the guy, i just don't know how you commit to him as he's a free agent...Jano staying healthy will never be anything more than a dream fml
Jansen? If he's having back spasms, there's no way he should be in the lineup. Having him for the whole season is WAY more important than having him today.So hit him 9th?
No, VogelbachJansen? If he's having back spasms, there's no way he should be in the lineup. Having him for the whole season is WAY more important than having him today.
I enjoy watching baseball and only really enjoy watching Blue Jays games (aside from the playoffs).how do any of you actually watch this team anymore? watching paint dry would be like game 7 stanley cup final in overtime compared to these guys.
Has become unwatchable
I’ve been fading hard the last couple weeks. Still had a glimmer of hope but that’s almost completely gone now.Then don't watch!? It's not that difficult of a concept.
i mean for me it has less to do with wins and losses and more just being a terribly boring product.I enjoy watching baseball and only really enjoy watching Blue Jays games (aside from the playoffs).
Also, I have watched the Jays, Leafs and Raptors through both their tough times and good times. Suffering through mediocrity is what makes a true fan appreciative of success.