GlenFeatherstone
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For anyone who hasn’t watched, The Comeback released on Netflix this week (3 episodes) is a fantastic nostalgic watch. Well done. Although I feel they did Manny wrong, almost as if he didn’t contribute to the teams success. He was an odd duck
Through three games and 13 plate appearances he has as many World Series hits as Daisuke Matsuzaka.It makes no sense how horrible Judge is in the playoffs
Him and Giolito are best friends. Hoping he can bring him here in FARooting for the sweep
Jack Flaherty story great
Cardinals' Flaherty is extremely grateful for his adoptive mother - ESPN Video
Cardinals pitcher Jack Flaherty and his mother, Eileen Flaherty, reflect on how his adoption at 3 weeks old has shaped his life.www.espn.co.uk
relievers manbrasier pitching in the world series in 2024 is mind blowing
Baseball opposite to hockeyIt makes no sense how horrible Judge is in the playoffs
Max Freid as well he’s a FAHim and Giolito are best friends. Hoping he can bring him here in FA
Baseball opposite to hockey
Size doesn’t work on playoffs - Judge a regular season guy
Tommy Edman is the Dodgers Matt Grzelcyk
(Kidding - it’s wild. Stunning because Judge is more then a home run hitter)
Max Freid as well he’s a FA
Bring all 3 in
It makes no sense how horrible Judge is in the playoffs
I'd actually argue its the opposite. I think he knows he's struggling in the post season and he's pressing. He's gripping it tight right now and is out in front of everything. Pitchers know it, and are exploiting it.I know it doesn’t explain everything, but there is something to intensity/attitude.
Obviously I haven’t seen every game he’s played, but I’ve never seen him and felt that he is anything other than a laid back nice guy.
I mean, there are plenty of other nice guys who have succeeded in the playoffs, but maybe he just doesn’t have the ability to turn it on, so to speak.
I'd actually argue its the opposite. I think he knows he's struggling in the post season and he's pressing. He's gripping it tight right now and is out in front of everything. Pitchers know it, and are exploiting it.
Dude just needs to relax. Easier said than done though.....
Ted Williams was a career .200 hitter in the post season too. Mostly because teams put the shift on him and he was too stubborn to take a pitch to the opposite field.
I don't dislike Judge. He actually seems like a good guy outside of being a Yankee. I just can't help enjoying seeing the Yankees' biggest star flip on the highest stage.
George Steinbrenner is probably looking up and shaking his head right now.