Cleveland won today on a 13th inning bases loaded walk off BALK
It just boggles the mind...
Pompey goes 2-4, HR, 2B. He is starting to look really impressive. Hitting .329/.404/.509 /.914 on the season now in a tough hitting environment. He is showing more power than he did last year as he already has 5 homeruns compared to 6 last year. Striking out a bit less than last year too. He has also stolen 18 bases in 19 attempts and is reportedly good defensively at CF too. I was expecting a breakout season from high but even I didn't think he would be this good and he is looking like one of our best positional prospect (I think he is the best positional prospect we have).
I... I... I... I...
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But.... ..But....
*head explodes*
why? what is that? why is that bad - do not understand?! lol
If Gose continues to play well, does trading Colby get serious consideration? If so, what kind of return should we expect?
a balk is when the pitcher illegally moves on the mound, or throws to a base when his foot is on the pitching rubber, or something. There's like 10 different ways to balk, but essentially it involves intentionally or unintentionally trying to fake out a runner so you can pick him off, or keep him close to the base.
When called for a balk all runners on base get to advance to the next base, and since the bases were loaded and the game was tied in the bottom half of an extra inning, the runner at 3rd was awarded home to score a run and thus the game was over, the other team won.
It could, however we've seen this story many many times before. Gose has a couple good games then reverts to his hack and slash ways (which is essentially Rasmus without the power). Only time will tell.
No idea on the return. Trades are so difficult to predict in baseball sometimes I don't even think about it all that much.
It could, however we've seen this story many many times before. Gose has a couple good games then reverts to his hack and slash ways (which is essentially Rasmus without the power). Only time will tell.
No idea on the return. Trades are so difficult to predict in baseball sometimes I don't even think about it all that much.
Great to hear!
How's DJ Davis looking?
And I haven't heard much about Osuna lately, how's he?
If Gose continues to play well, does trading Colby get serious consideration? If so, what kind of return should we expect?
Like a guy who can't hit. He was drafted as a speedy toolsy outfielder who somehow has been caught stealing 9 times and has only stolen 5 bases. Strikeout rate is 34%. Lets just say he has to improve a ton.
Osuna is still recovering from TJ surgery. I think he might be back around August.
Not really a fan of seeing Gose play everyday simply because I don't think he is good and having blackholes at 2B and CF can hurt the line-up. I wouldn't be completely opposed to it if they can get a 2B or a decent starting pitcher (might have to do a 3 way deal to pull it off). The return has to be worth more than a 1st round pick as that's what Jays would be looking at for compensation when he receives a QO.
If we make the playoffs I wonder if Rogers will raise the payroll even more next season. They would at least get a few gravy home games to fatten the wallets even more. Ticket sales/concession sales, beer sales, hat and jersey sales. You're looking at a couple of million bucks at the very least.
Like a guy who can't hit. He was drafted as a speedy toolsy outfielder who somehow has been caught stealing 9 times and has only stolen 5 bases. Strikeout rate is 34%. Lets just say he has to improve a ton.
Osuna is still recovering from TJ surgery. I think he might be back around August.
Not really a fan of seeing Gose play everyday simply because I don't think he is good and having blackholes at 2B and CF can hurt the line-up. I wouldn't be completely opposed to it if they can get a 2B or a decent starting pitcher (might have to do a 3 way deal to pull it off). The return has to be worth more than a 1st round pick as that's what Jays would be looking at for compensation when he receives a QO.
What makes you think Gose isn't any good. If he can continue to do what he's doing over a longer period of time and be more proven to everybody then there is no doubt you move Colby for an upgrade somewhere else. There's no point in having both Colby and Gose when one would ultimately be better/cheaper over the other one. If we could get another starter i.e (Samardzija) for a package that includes Colby I'd do it.
He was hitting .236/.317/.336/.653 in his 3rd year repeating Triple A in 124 PA. Hit .239/.316/.336/.652 last year in 443 PA. Even when he hit in Vegas, it wasn't that impressive (basically what Adeiny hit with him as a comparison who can't hit either). Hasn't hit much better in his career in the bigs (.671 OPS). Good on him for hitting as well as he has so far this year in a tiny sample size but he hasn't done anything to show he can hit.
Jays are not getting Samardzija for Colby. Cubs won't want a rental.
I know that, I mean Colby in a package along with whatever else involved. The Cubs obviously are going to get a giant haul for him from someone. It's not like Colby is old or anything, he would immediately step in and help the team out and we'd probably have to pony up one of Sanchez/Norris as well. They're going to want Grade A top prospects from everyone who is serious. The guy is in his prime right now
I know that, I mean Colby in a package along with whatever else involved. The Cubs obviously are going to get a giant haul for him from someone. It's not like Colby is old or anything, he would immediately step in and help the team out and we'd probably have to pony up one of Sanchez/Norris as well. They're going to want Grade A top prospects from everyone who is serious. The guy is in his prime right now
I don't see Cubs wanting Colby at all. No compensation pick and they won't pony up a BJ Upton type contract to sign him. Jays could trade him to a 3rd team for prospect(s) which can be used in the deal. Don't think Norris is getting dealt, he has become the untouchable over Sanchez.