@BattleToad2785@rich_roberts He's a decent hitter. If you look at the original tweet I commented on he called him a dawg. I just said he wasn't a dog. Also the average OPS thos year is .718... as a padres he's a .736. Slightly above average? Yes. A DAWG? No
@Wamesgang@rich_roberts What do you mean robbed? They were decent plays but he failed to get a solid fly ball to the outfield. Does anyone know how baseball works? He hit a grounder to the SS and then got jammed. Robbed? Maybe for your little league team.
@donorchillo@rich_roberts No, I meant valuable, as in to bring value. I dont need a lecture on baseball from you. You clearly are an expert in failure. Just like how you fail to understand he word execute. There was a runner on 3rd. The job was to get him home. To execute would be to score. We did not.
@donorchillo@rich_roberts Im just giving valuable arguments. You can try and insult me because you have no comeback. Im not the one who struggles with the meaning of words.
@donorchillo@rich_roberts Once again, I don't think you understand what execute means. If you asked O'hearn himself he would tell you he didn't execute. He had a runner on 3rd with less than 2 outs. Twice in the same game. Didn't execute two times in a row. Do you need me to teach you something else?
@donorchillo@rich_roberts You think hitting a ground ball to the short stop and getting jammed on an inside pitch is executing? What game are you watching. He left 2 runs out there 2 runs that could have saved game 1. Hitting isn't easy. That's why we pay professionals to do it.
@donorchillo@rich_roberts Terrible luck? Tell me @donorchillo, what do you think you should do with a runner on 3rd with less than 2 outs? Hit a grounder or a bloop? Or hit something deep enough for a runner to tag up? He left 2 runs out there in one game.