@MarinersONTap@seattletimes You mean like top 2-3 finishes?
They have done ok here-
2023 Luis was top 5
2024 Gilbert was top 6
2025 Woo top 5
I think it’s more surprising that we’ve only had one season over the last 5 years where they’ve had 2 SP finish top 10
@BrockHuard@marieners cal/julio/naylor all deserve criticism on the offensive side, but if you use injuries as an excuse for one player you can’t just ignore:
Julio:
April: .288/.351/.404
May: .274/.309/.590!
June: .248/.325/.327
Julio concussed July 2
July: .200/.236/.340
August: .215/.286/.401
@Softykjr I completely agree.
1. Star players aren’t stars in 26
2. too many baffling in game decisions
3. Green lit payroll to grow only 2 mil YoY coming off an ALCS
4. In season roster management has been atrocious, but built a good enough roster to win division.
Dan Wilson: “we liked the Ferrar vs Kirk Matchup.”
Ferrar: allows a .300+ average to right handed hitters.
Kirk: hits .300+ against left handed pitchers.
Help me understand this
#mariners
@RefuseToLosePod Dan thinking:
Putting in Ferrar against a mostly right handed lineup when he’s giving up a .314 AVG against righties. Hard to win when you are constantly putting guys in positions to fail.
@RefuseToLosePod To your point—why was the roster decision to dfa Diaz and not simply to demote Rucker? Like if you know your starter is banged up and you have a short pen, why limit yourself more?
I’ve generally been favorable with this FO, but the way they’ve managed the fringes is bizarre
@RefuseToLosePod Fair enough—I certainly don’t want to come across as the J Simpson guy 😅. Just saying the process makes sense to me to use the L vs the L in that spot. I would agree I trust Miller more 90% of the time, but he looked toast at that point in the game 🤷🏻♂️
@RefuseToLosePod Think about all the times they used Sauce in those spots. Never felt great about it, but the logic and data lead the process to follow that
@RefuseToLosePod Yelich has 82 wrc+ against L. You are right that people would have ripped him if he put in Simpson and he gave up a bomb, but for me—if Simpson comes in that spot and serves up the bomb the question shifts to why the heck is that guy rostered if he can’t get a L hitter out
@BrockHuard@Mariners Idk if we woulda won anyways, but when your manager makes these decisions you are hurting your team
-send runners on a double steal down a run with 2 outs and the leadoff hitter up.
-don’t put in a lefty to face a lefty.
-pull Bryce after and have your lefty face a righty
The Dan Wilson Experience:
-send runners on a double steal down a run with 2 outs and the leadoff hitter up.
-don’t put in a lefty to face a lefty.
-pull Bryce after and have your lefty face a righty
Please fire this man #mariners
@TyDaneGonzalez Bruh, regardless if you are someone who agrees or disagrees with Dan’s in game decisions, it’s wild how everything he does fails lol. He’s on an all time heater of Shiite results.
@RefuseToLosePod Watching Aaron Boone out manage us is a painful site.
Yankees starter struggles
Walks a guy in the 5th, gets pulled.
Bryce struggles
Gives up a homer, leaves him in to give up not one but two doubles.
What are we doing here?
@Softykjr You play him. It’s a rarity to have a + offensive catcher. As long as he plays great defense and commands the staff you ride it out regardless of the bat. It’s not ideal, but it’s a better situation than if your first baseman is hitting .160
@RefuseToLosePod Truthfully, does that process make any sense at all in anyone’s mind. Like what is he thinking there?
Dan is completely broken as a manager. I feel for the dude cause he’s a world class human, but he just ain’t it man.