@BarstoolHubbs I understand the philosophy of going for the knockout blow with multiple runs and think most teams should do it, but at some point you have to try the alternative of bunting a guy over and playing for one run. Clearly this team doesn’t have the knockout blow in them right now
Offense just never gives the pitching a chance, absolutely ZERO margin for error every night. Cashman needs to make a move tonight, don’t care if it’s an overpay.
This is so clearly about adding a catcher at AAA before moving Escarra/Sanchez/organizational depth at the trade deadline. I can’t believe some people are so stupid that they’re actually upset about this.
@ncostanzo24 I saw the video where he said this and he’s really referring to the public sentiment when he says it’s “preordained”. He also mentions the Red Sox and the Rays as suitors. I think it needs to get done too, but I wouldn’t treat this as any kind of scoop
Yikes. An outfield bat is basically a non-negotiable now. I don’t know how Cashman can navigate this deadline and come out the other side feeling good. We’re hitting scary hours for this team.
@ncostanzo24 He just doesn’t throw strikes. As soon as teams realize to not fall for the “swing at the splitter in the dirt” gimmick, he falls apart. Can’t trust him in a playoff situation
@YankeesFiles Especially when you didn’t even consume the content. There are valid reasons to critique the show, particularly the strategy on socials, but this take, as others have also said, kinda screams jealousy.
@YankeesFiles Gotcha. If you did, you’d see the constraints of how many of each letter grade could be given out, pushing guys towards the middle rather than the extremes. I generally think throwing out “debilitating stupidity” towards someone in the same content space as you is in poor taste