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I’m going to call that Kyle Leahy gets the #5 starting spot in the rotation next year. He has really stepped up and he has a typical starters arsenal.
That misplay from Barrero in CF was twofold in regards to breaking the wrong way and then the double clutch on the throw which I thought allowed Schwarber to advance to 3B. I give Nado a pass on the hesitation that resulted in no chance for the GIDP, simply because he got caught thinking about possibly preventing Schwarber from scoring the tying run.
Agree on the Barrero play. Should have been an out, and at worst, only a man on 2nd.
For Arenado I was talking about an infield hit earlier in the game that took a big hop and Arenado didn’t play it well, but the error to me was the bobble of the ball as he throws that guy out without the bobble
Yeah, I don’t think Herrerra is going to maintain anywhere close to a .967 SLG pct…Haha! I’ll never forget Pujols in the ’04 NLCS. He hung a 1.000 SLG up on the board for that 7 game series. Beltran came in 2nd with a .958…That was a genuine nuclear exchange between two superpowers…Haha!
Jojo has been pitching really well lately. He looks sharp. If it was me, I’d let him pitch the bottom of the 9th with all the lefties coming up. Have Helsley warm up on standby.
Because we have “roles”, Helsley comes on despite being shaky in most of his appearances, having just a 1-run lead, and coming in to face a row of lefties replacing our lefty specialist who only faced one hitter. And all of this in front of the most difficult place to pitch when the game gets tense.
Do you think I like this? No.
Helsey sits them down 1, 2, 3. Walker with a great play in RF there. He covered a lot of ground very fast to make up for Victor’s bad jump
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