Framber alert at MMP
Arm strength. Tucker's working with a pool noodle out there.Farmer1906 said:
I know Brantley prefers to play the field, but why would he play over Tucker at this point? He's not a bad outfielder, but his range is limited.
EastCoastAgNc said:Arm strength. Tucker's working with a pool noodle out there.Farmer1906 said:
I know Brantley prefers to play the field, but why would he play over Tucker at this point? He's not a bad outfielder, but his range is limited.
Farmer1906 said:EastCoastAgNc said:Arm strength. Tucker's working with a pool noodle out there.Farmer1906 said:
I know Brantley prefers to play the field, but why would he play over Tucker at this point? He's not a bad outfielder, but his range is limited.
Range is 100x more important than arm strength for an outfielder.
Farmer1906 said:EastCoastAgNc said:Arm strength. Tucker's working with a pool noodle out there.Farmer1906 said:
I know Brantley prefers to play the field, but why would he play over Tucker at this point? He's not a bad outfielder, but his range is limited.
Range is 100x more important than arm strength for an outfielder.
EastCoastAgNc said:Farmer1906 said:EastCoastAgNc said:Arm strength. Tucker's working with a pool noodle out there.Farmer1906 said:
I know Brantley prefers to play the field, but why would he play over Tucker at this point? He's not a bad outfielder, but his range is limited.
Range is 100x more important than arm strength for an outfielder.
Disclaimer, I am by no means a Tucker hater. However, if he's in left field, there no way that A's runner gets thrown out at home in the first game of the double header Saturday. Watching him throw the ball back to the infield is like watching a pitcher do soft toss pregame. I'm happy he's coming around offensively, but he isn't anywhere comparable defensively to Springer, Reddick, or Brantley.
EastCoastAgNc said:Farmer1906 said:EastCoastAgNc said:Arm strength. Tucker's working with a pool noodle out there.Farmer1906 said:
I know Brantley prefers to play the field, but why would he play over Tucker at this point? He's not a bad outfielder, but his range is limited.
Range is 100x more important than arm strength for an outfielder.
Disclaimer, I am by no means a Tucker hater. However, if he's in left field, there no way that A's runner gets thrown out at home in the first game of the double header Saturday. Watching him throw the ball back to the infield is like watching a pitcher do soft toss pregame. I'm happy he's coming around offensively, but he isn't anywhere comparable defensively to Springer, Reddick, or Brantley.
mwm said:
If I recall correctly, he had a real shakey 1st inning last start & finished well. Hopefully, that repeats.