@MDSmalls23 I truly do think adding a couple of above average hitters could really change things. I do. If they had serious issues on all three levels, I’d be much less enthused. But the problem is smacking them right in the face.
I just have so many conflicting thoughts on this group. Certain years, a 55-54 guardians team would likely be selling, however given the weakness of the AL and the fact they are in a playoff spot, I don’t think they will. The problem is so obvious, but question is can it be fixed
@MDSmalls23 A 2021 like deadline where they sold some rentals and bought controllable players could make some sense, all depends on what they think of the potential of baseball next year.
@jdcchap02@FranmilsEyebrow I implore you to look beyond batting average as well as the amount of control he has left and you’d see why it’s a good fit.
Back to back games where a usually feeble offense has put together some good AB’s that go to waste because of Cecconi. Idc what you do to fix it, he can’t start every fifth day.
@MDSmalls23 People are hoping the browns can win 6-7 games. That’s the equivalent to what, 76 wins? The guardians did that once and were considered a colossal failure.
Blame goes to the offense for obvious reasons. One hit in five innings against the twins bullpen is hilariously bad. This team’s situational hitting is likely the worst in baseball. At the same time, Vogt managed this game pretty poorly too. Very frustrating split.