I always think that, but that supposes that we know what that guy would have done against the incoming pitcher, doesn't it?
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What the fuck kind of alignment is that against a lefty? Bobby was halfway to freaking second base. How does that ball go to the right of a first baseman there?
No clue why with a lefty hitter our 1b is right near our 2b. Regular position and that's an out all day
Yeah. Couldn't watch. Generally just got the word from the spouse.
Ok, couldda been worse.
Don’t understand the positioning there at all. Almost certainly overlapping with the 2B zone and hell it would been tough for him to get over to cover 1b for even a routine grounder.
Actually, his play at first has been good; don't understand his placement there, but otherwise it's been good.
Can I just say that it is deeply weird how bad Dalbec has been? There’s a gap between AAA and MLB, but it shouldn’t be .700 points of OPS.
I still can’t understand that positioning.
It has to be some smartest guy in the room bullshit or just a fuck up.
It has to be some smartest guy in the room bullshit or just a fuck up.
6'4" seems to be about where the good fielders top out.
Edit: I guess Eflin's had a good DRS the last four years and he's 6'6"
I think Dalbec's vision has been deteriorating for the last three years. Sometimes 28-year-old eyeballs are substantially worse than 24-year-old eyeballs, which helps explain why he keeps showing up with different eyewear: spectacles, goggles, contacts... Sometimes there isn't a technological solution to mortality, and you need to find another line of work.
I disagree with this, AAAA players have always existed.
Jackson Holiday just found out the difference.
Not as though Houck throws 103 like that A’s kid and you probably can’t pull anything on him.
Believe it or not, that sounds just like something Charles Dickens would say, if he had ever heard of baseball.
