Flybynite
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He shares in this catastrophe. How could he not.
True, buts it do or die. It's the lack of urgency he and this team show. Granted, this game like game 1 is more on the bats to me. They wasted a Wheeler start against a Mets bullpen game. Inexcusable.Fair. But that's a far cry from the difference of winning this series and losing. They have 3 hits.
Mets still refusing to take the kill when it's presented to them on a platter. If the Phillies really wanna lose this one, they're gonna hafta do it for themselves.
We have a lot of good pitchers that routinely get put in absolutely shitty situations
Conceptually, I am fine with those two being the first two out of the bullpen. The problem was failing to react properly to the situation, and your bats aren't going enough to bail you out.I don’t have issue with using either one there. That’s not my criticism. My issue is why Hoffman didn’t get a quicker hook there.
He just sat there & watched Hoffman implode with no urgency like this is some pointless regular season game & not a do or die game.
The bullpen is giving up runs because he's absolutely killed their confidence by consistently hanging them out to dry by being too slow to react, and destroying the confidence of anyone coming in by handing them absolutely terrible situations where one mistake puts up multiple runs against.Conceptually, I am fine with those two being the first two out of the bullpen. The problem was failing to react properly to the situation, and your bats aren't going enough to bail you out.
The bullpen pitching poorly, they were still one of the best bullpens in baseball all year. How are you supposed to know that all of them start giving up runs at the same time? That's why you have to react quickly, you don't have a tomorrow.
Conceptually, I am fine with those two being the first two out of the bullpen. The problem was failing to react properly to the situation, and your bats aren't going enough to bail you out.
The bullpen pitching poorly, they were still one of the best bullpens in baseball all year. How are you supposed to know that all of them start giving up runs at the same time? That's why you have to react quickly, you don't have a tomorrow.
Joe Mauer once hit a ball 5 feet fair in the playoffs against the Yankees that was called foul. This is when they have outfield umps too.That's got to be one of the worst blown calls of all time
You could’ve been doing your weekly Rivals games smhThis is sad.