Castillo on the mound tomorrow night for the Mariners
he's another upper echelon pitcher
he's another upper echelon pitcher
W said:
and tonight's game shows why the Astros need Yordan and Altuve back
Kirby is an upper echelon pitcher -- need the all-stars / power hitters in the lineup
tjack16 said:W said:
and tonight's game shows why the Astros need Yordan and Altuve back
Kirby is an upper echelon pitcher -- need the all-stars / power hitters in the lineup
Don't think those two guys make a difference in the outcome tonight. Just based on the eyeball test and the approach at the plate
Bonnettecj1 said:AggieNiebs said:Mathguy64 said:
How did Chas not beat that out? Deep in the hole, a lofted bouncing throw. He should have beat that out easy.
Agreed, he must have not gotten a good jump out of the box.
Also, as much as I have loved him, what was he doing shoving his hand into the face and glove of the 1B man?? That's really some shady stuff and not what our players need to be doing if they want to remove the stigma of cheating….
I disagree about the cheating stigma. The play was bush league; not cheating.
Hopefully Dusty doesn't have a Tony LaRussa moment and tell the media he'd be OK if they throw at himW said:
if the Mariners thought it was bush league...they will retaliate against Chas
they are that kind of team
W said:
if the Mariners thought it was bush league...they will retaliate against Chas
they are that kind of team
W said:
if the Mariners thought it was bush league...they will retaliate against Chas
they are that kind of team
texasaggie2015 said:
Yeah, it's pretty apparent not only to us but also the guys in the clubhouse that Dusty has a problem with Chas. It's a personality clash more than anything. Dusty is an old school guy and Chas likes to goof around. He doesn't go about his business the same way some of the vets on the team do. I'm certainly not saying Dusty is in the right. I'm just saying what I've been told.
I'm also not saying Chas doesn't work hard. He just doesn't go about it the same way other guys do. And it rubs Dusty the wrong way.
I don't know any specific details and don't want to speculate.
Then what you are saying is that it is not a Chas issue but a Dusty issue. Leaders lead by example. If Chas is not doing something the way Dusty likes it then he needs to find a way to motivate him to do it the way he wants. Not everyone is the same and as a MANAGER it is your job to manage. It is also your job to not be petty.texasaggie2015 said:
Yeah, it's pretty apparent not only to us but also the guys in the clubhouse that Dusty has a problem with Chas. It's a personality clash more than anything. Dusty is an old school guy and Chas likes to goof around. He doesn't go about his business the same way some of the vets on the team do. I'm certainly not saying Dusty is in the right. I'm just saying what I've been told.
I'm also not saying Chas doesn't work hard. He just doesn't go about it the same way other guys do. And it rubs Dusty the wrong way.
I don't know any specific details and don't want to speculate.
Buck Showalter SPRINTED out there to protect his rookie pic.twitter.com/4ehgwcX13q
— Barstool Baseball (@StoolBaseball) July 7, 2023
The guys in the bullpen slowly jogging in always get me. They have no desire to get involved and just want to sit in their lean backed chairs with their sunflower seeds. Plus bench clearings in baseball are a joke 99% of the time anyway. Let's run a year of hockey rules and see what happens.EastCoastAgNc said:Buck Showalter SPRINTED out there to protect his rookie pic.twitter.com/4ehgwcX13q
— Barstool Baseball (@StoolBaseball) July 7, 2023
Dusty would have just sat there and chewed on his toothpick rather than be bothered to stand up for his players
— Baseball Images that Precede Unfortunate Events (@UnfortunateMLB) July 7, 2023
W said:
Castillo on the mound tomorrow night for the Mariners
he's another upper echelon pitcher
think back to last year when Kirby plunked Altuve after a perceived slight (by the Mariners dugout)JWinTX said:W said:
if the Mariners thought it was bush league...they will retaliate against Chas
they are that kind of team
Every team is that kind of team
EastCoastAgNc said:
In fairness, you could argue giving away the Yordan bat-flip bobblehead last night while he's on the IL and we lost due to no offense was pretty unfortunately timed as well.
Yeah that will be the ultimate last laugh for Click, imo, if the Astros keep Meyers and play him in CF every day. Now, don't get me wrong, Jake is probably going to end up being a decent player, but never an All Star. I doubt Chas will be a regular All Star either, but he's definitely earned some respect from the team, at the least.Boiling Denim said:
If we trade Chas is the plan to shift Dubon to CF permanently; assuming a healthy lineup?
How did Crane put it to Click "are you willing to bet your career on Jake Meyers"?
Who the hell would take that gamble right now? Dude has been ass-ass