Good one, Brian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
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Good one, Brian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
Florimon executes the hit and run. I'm starting to like the kid... I don't care if he ends up hitting .230
It works every time!Quote:
Originally Posted by glunnGood one, Brian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
I think some of our farm experts on Twins daily were underselling Florimons defense.
Same kid with 4 errors on one road trip?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
Yeah... That kinda blows the bit... Thanks for the cold water.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChiefSame kid with 4 errors on one road trip?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
Yeah. But the one error I witnessed in person, it was him seemingly getting flustered by the pitcher not covering first, and he threw essentially to where the pitcher had been instead of where he was heading. D'oh! But that kind of thing seems coachable; the vacuum-cleaner action on a sharp grounder far to his right not so much, he's either got the knack or he doesn't. It is annoying, though, that by age 25 he hasn't gotten the kinks out of his game. He's almost not a "kid" anymore. Who is the middle infield coach at Rochester and up with the Twins?Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChiefSame kid with 4 errors on one road trip?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
Leadoff triple...three ground balls. Ugh.
Followed, of course, by a leadoff HR. Double ugh.
I like Middle infielders who can get the ball to 2nd in a variety of ways. Florimon seems to have that plus range.Quote:
Originally Posted by ashburyjohnYeah. But the one error I witnessed in person, it was him seemingly getting flustered by the pitcher not covering first, and he threw essentially to where the pitcher had been instead of where he was heading. D'oh! But that kind of thing seems coachable; the vacuum-cleaner action on a sharp grounder far to his right not so much, he's either got the knack or he doesn't. It is annoying, though, that by age 25 he hasn't gotten the kinks out of his game. He's almost not a "kid" anymore. Who is the middle infield coach at Rochester and up with the Twins?Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChiefSame kid with 4 errors on one road trip?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverbrian
I'd be upset if King Felix wasn't on the mound.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChief
Uh-oh
nice game for Hendricks today
He is the king.
I don't care if Sidd Finch is on the mound.Quote:
Originally Posted by RiverbrianI'd be upset if King Felix wasn't on the mound.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChief
For one thing, Morneau has to be going on contact with one out and Carroll due up next, even with the infield in.
With one out... Yeah I'd say so.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChiefI don't care if Sidd Finch is on the mound.Quote:
Originally Posted by RiverbrianI'd be upset if King Felix wasn't on the mound.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChief
For one thing, Morneau has to be going on contact with one out and Carroll due up next, even with the infield in.
This just in: he is quite good at his craft.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeee
Seattle is setting up nice for the future. Those 3 young pitchers knocking on the door from the farm plus King Felix... If they can add some hitting... Look out...Quote:
Originally Posted by ashburyjohnThis just in: he is quite good at his craft.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeee
Twins lose...who cares? Bigger story is that Hendriks was great tonight!
Wtf is Morneau swinging at the 1st friggin pith for!?!?!?!?
How is mastroiani even possibly going to steal 2 if you hit I the 1st pitch?
That is the type of crap that pisses me off.....
And tonight is a fine example of why the W-L record is the most useless stat in sports.