what an odd trade
i get wanting to get rid of KD's contract but andrus is even more expensive and under contract for another year or two. plus he was pretty shit last season. KD was too but he showed some signs of life in the playoffs and if he hits like he normally does in texas, the rangers just robbed the A's blind
sad to see khrush go. haven't had that much fun watching someone on the A's hit in years
Davis and Gallo hitting in the lineup...
You mean after he hit the same total the previous 2 seasons, as well??Davis after hitting 48 home runs in 2018, crashed back down to earth since.
Davis was tearing it up into mid may last season when stupidass inter league play caused a defensive injury in his hip that he played through. He was finally healthy and confident going into the playoffs this October and he mashed.Don't mind this trade for Oakland. Davis is crap.
yeah, wouldn't surprise me at all if he returned to his usual form in '21Great. Trade a dude who epitomizes the town for a dbag with a shit eating grin. His struggles (and hip issue) are behind him. I’d is gonna rake this year.
You mean after he hit the same total the previous 2 seasons, as well??
Davis was tearing it up into mid may last season when stupidass inter league play caused a defensive injury in his hip that he played through. He was finally healthy and confident going into the playoffs this October and he mashed.
There are few power guys I take over KD when he’s healthy and confident.yeah, wouldn't surprise me at all if he returned to his usual form in '21
I’m guessing more teams are subscribing to that method. Go big or go home is better to them than a guy who makes a lot of contact but gidp’s all the time.If Davis stays healthy the Rangers might make a real run at the team strikeouts record, they were right on the cusp in 2019
normally it'd piss me off, but paying 2023 elvis andrus 15 mil or whatever he's owed is laughable. not letting him reach the # of PAs he needed was the only optionHe’s an average hitter at the plate this season, and he’s a likable guy who’s always positive. Can’t see the bad in this for the Sox, especially for league minimum.
I mentioned it before it happened, but the A’s were never going to allow him to have the pa’s needed for his mutual option next year. Releasing him to catch on with a contender was literally the least they could do for him.
For sure, but it’s more the way they went about it. If he’d been getting days off from the get it would be one thing, but he only missed like 4 of the first 100 games then they started benching him every other game. It’s also clear by his words that management didn’t even discuss his situation with him, which is disrespectful to a 14-year vet.normally it'd piss me off, but paying 2023 elvis andrus 15 mil or whatever he's owed is laughable. not letting him reach the # of PAs he needed was the only option