So what you are saying is that the Sox have taken the other guys best player out of the game. They counter by putting him in the lead off spot and he goes 0-5. No credit to the manager here?
Now look at red shirt guy. He's hammered.
Nah, it was still early and he's a big guy. He can go another 6 beers easy.
Not sure where your getting the weight thing from. Red Sox literally just said that they were pleased with his weight.
Crazy thing is, he was looked at as a below average 3rd baseman. You’re right lol, absolute wizard over there so far in this series
But based on your scale he's around 2' off in his judgment of where the ball is.
Yep and his hands are behind blue shirt guy.
Yep, converted shortstop. Last year in the playoffs he was making unreal plays too. This is really where these teams are so much better than the Yankees. Outside of the third base position for the Red Sox and all the passed balls by Maldonado the defense is pretty much great to outstanding everywhere else.
It’s really pretty easy. Imagine an plane going straight up from the top of the wall. If the fan breaks it then it’s interference, if Betts does then it’s a HR.
Have you seen the Brewers lineup? A lot less to work with are you kidding? They're stacked. Cora took a 93 win team with a shaky bullpen and two holes at 2nd and 3rd, added 15 wins and beat the snot out of the Yankees who on paper have a better overall roster. With the arms available last night it was ride or die with Kimbrel. I'd rather have half of Kimbrel in that situation over Hembree or burning Price or ERod from being able pitch a game 5. He still has the rest of the series to worry about this series isn't over.
Brewers lineup is stacked? It's Cain, Yelich, and Braun surrounded by all journeyman .250 hitters. Braun is a shell of himself since he stopped with the juice and is a .250 hitter now, Cain is a really light hitting solid .290-.300 hitter, and Yelich is MVP this year but was a bit of a nobody before this season. So a light hitting .290-.300 guy leading off, the MVP, and everyone else is journeyman .250 hitters.
Jesus Agular had 35 HR's, 108 RBI's and a 890 OPS after a 837 OPS last year, did you forget about him? Yelich is a 800+ OPS hitter year in and year out, a Nobody? Cain is going to finish top 5 MVP they added Schoop and Moustakas and have Shaw who have all been more consistent and than Devers, Nunez or Kinsler and Holt combinations. The Sox lineup is the best in baseball but the Brewers are easily top 5.
