After what Torrens did with the bases loaded and the threat of the double play, at least bat Tyrone Taylor in that spot. He has a way better chance of beating out a double play than Torrens does. And if he struck out, Lindor would be up. It’s not time for Mendoza to gamble.
I’d rather see a rotation of 5 minor leaguers fail but at least get their shot than have to watch these guys making 15+ million a year implode every night
@WillSammon Since then: 0 trades for a starter and McLean, Sproat, and Tong still in the minors. But hey, we got Cedric Mullins and kept our top prospects for sustained future success. Who cares if we go a 40th year without a World Series.
@Ben_Yoel@KFCBarstool While I agree with this, I’ve been saying for a while now that Mendoza’s lack of passion bleeds over into how they play. He has absolutely no fire to him, even after all of the losing. He’s lifeless in the dugout, he’s passionless in interviews. The team is a reflection of that.
The season is 2/3 done. There’s no getting people going. You have what you have and it’s not enough and costing us games. Every collapse has started because of the starters. It’s time to bring Sproat or McLean up before it’s too late. It literally cannot get worse.
@SleeperMets Mendoza has no fire to him. It’s “hey we’ll get em next time. We know we’re a good team.” I miss managers that would light a locker room up for stuff like this. We have no energy or passion because we’re led with no energy or passion.
@SNYtv I’m so sick of his lack of fire or passion. Get mad my guy. Your team is pissing it all away. Show the team that it’s not okay to just accept what’s been happening and move on. We’re flat and lifeless because he brings no energy. Every shot of him, he has a blank expression.