I’m curious to hear what kind of dirt Owen Miller has on Tito. Just no way he’s actually 1. Starting him 2. Batting him above Gimenez and 3. Actually using the DH spot on him without SOMETHING
They got it this far without making a move but not having a RHH bat that can DH and spell 1st for Josh that can actually hit lefties is a major weakness for our team
Hopefully we can see better plate discipline from rosario and naylor in this one. Ogon also should settle down a bit, seemed like he was trying to do too much.
Wow this sucks. Miller AND Naylor??
Miller at 6 is expected but still a yikes. Snap out of it despite that.
Why does Tito pretend that Naylor is going to do anything against LHP? I get keeping him in the lineup if the only other option at first is Owen Miller who is equally as bad at the plate and much worse on defense.
But dude you’re batting him 5th in a playoff game when his numbers against LHP this year are *abysmal*. Don’t like it.
Miller hit .275 with an almost .340 OBP in September. Our bench depth sucks, but he played better than our other options that month.
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I’m curious to hear what kind of dirt Owen Miller has on Tito. Just no way he’s actually 1. Starting him 2. Batting him above Gimenez and 3. Actually using the DH spot on him without SOMETHING
They got it this far without making a move but not having a RHH bat that can DH and spell 1st for Josh that can actually hit lefties is a major weakness for our team
Hopefully we can see better plate discipline from rosario and naylor in this one. Ogon also should settle down a bit, seemed like he was trying to do too much.
Wow this sucks. Miller AND Naylor??
Miller at 6 is expected but still a yikes. Snap out of it despite that.
Why does Tito pretend that Naylor is going to do anything against LHP? I get keeping him in the lineup if the only other option at first is Owen Miller who is equally as bad at the plate and much worse on defense.
But dude you’re batting him 5th in a playoff game when his numbers against LHP this year are *abysmal*. Don’t like it.
Miller hit .275 with an almost .340 OBP in September. Our bench depth sucks, but he played better than our other options that month.