July 6, 20242 yr Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: Diaz Fing squeezing Alvarado. 3 of the pitches to Riley were strikes. And the first pitch to Olson was Robot time
July 6, 20242 yr 14 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said: Are you sure you don't need those 10 runs to be comfortable? Lol See what I mean
July 6, 20242 yr 1 minute ago, RoadToHell said: See what I mean I jinxed it the wrong way! Game is over they blew it! There fixed lol
July 6, 20242 yr 22 minutes ago, RoadToHell said: Phils need to score 10 runs to feel comfortable in this one Again our bullpen has been bad since the beginning of the marlins series. over that time 22 innings, 14 ERs and 25 hits
July 6, 20242 yr 11 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: What is causing Caba's dramatic rise up the ranks?
July 6, 20242 yr Rhys Hoskins just hit a go ahead grand slam against Glasnow of the Dodgers. He snapped an 0-12 and was just hitting 14 of his last 82 at bats. 7 total grand slams for the Brewers this season leads the league
July 6, 20242 yr 28 minutes ago, mattwill said: What is causing Caba's dramatic rise up the ranks? He’s only 18, he’s a good fielding SS and a switch hitter that’s a plus level hitter
July 6, 20242 yr 4 minutes ago, RoadToHell said: Rhys Hoskins just hit a go ahead grand slam against Glasnow of the Dodgers. He snapped an 0-12 and was just hitting 14 of his last 82 at bats. 7 total grand slams for the Brewers this season leads the league The thing with Rhys when he struggles he tends to still give you good plate approach where he’ll see 6-8 pitches. He rarely gets into a slump where he’s an easy out on like 1-3 pitches. I also think first year after Acl he’ll likely get better as the season goes on and he trusts his knee more and his knee is further away from the injury
July 6, 20242 yr 11 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: The thing with Rhys when he struggles he tends to still give you good plate approach where he’ll see 6-8 pitches. He rarely gets into a slump where he’s an easy out on like 1-3 pitches. I also think first year after Acl he’ll likely get better as the season goes on and he trusts his knee more and his knee is further away from the injury Yes I agree and my view on that at bat was simply him coming up clutch and it being against arguably their best pitcher in Glasnow. Seeing him come up with the bases loaded knowing that the Phillies likely don’t even score a run in that situation and Nick striking out.
July 6, 20242 yr 4 minutes ago, iladelphxx said: I’m surprised Abel is still in the top 100. He’s been atrocious this year. Frankly klassen might be a better prospect at the moment
July 6, 20242 yr 11 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: This deserves to be in both sixers and Phillies thread Don't forget the blog for rtk to see 🤣
July 6, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: He’s only 18, he’s a good fielding SS and a switch hitter that’s a plus level hitter Thanks. That begs the question ... Turner - age 31 - signed through 2033 Miller - age 20 - SS or 3B or other? Caba - age 18 - SS or other? How do those pieces fit together in the coming years?
July 6, 20242 yr 18 minutes ago, mattwill said: Thanks. That begs the question ... Turner - age 31 - signed through 2033 Miller - age 20 - SS or 3B or other? Caba - age 18 - SS or other? How do those pieces fit together in the coming years? You figure it out when the time comes. BUT I can see a scenario where Bohm moves to first, Miller steps in at third, and maybe Turner moves to second (I've been a Stott fan since day one but his decline this year has been noticed). Harper goes back to RF (or DH) when Castellanos is gone. Those guys won't be in the big leagues until 2026 at the very earliest, so again, you figure it out when the time comes.
July 6, 20242 yr 13 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said: You figure it out when the time comes. BUT I can see a scenario where Bohm moves to first, Miller steps in at third, and maybe Turner moves to second (I've been a Stott fan since day one but his decline this year has been noticed). Harper goes back to RF (or DH) when Castellanos is gone. Those guys won't be in the big leagues until 2026 at the very earliest, so again, you figure it out when the time comes. I said the same thing you did a couple days ago. I love Bryson Stott. Still think he is better than what he’s shown this year. And closer to what he showed in 2023. I think some of this is just having a new born and needing to make some adjustments. I tend to think he has a better 2025. But if Bryson Stott is struggling again next year, then long term you might think about moving Turner to 2nd, Caba to Ss with Bohm at 1b and miller at 3b. Harper to DH.
July 6, 20242 yr 2 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: I said the same thing you did a couple days ago. I love Bryson Stott. Still think he is better than what he’s shown this year. And closer to what he showed in 2023. I think some of this is just having a new born and needing to make some adjustments. I tend to think he has a better 2025. But if Bryson Stott is struggling again next year, then long term you might think about moving Turner to 2nd, Caba to Ss with Bohm at 1b and miller at 3b. Harper to DH. Agreed. He looks the part to me even though he is struggling at the plate. I think he has a much better second half and then plays well in the years ahead. Closer to a Morandini than an Utley but rock solid in any case.
July 6, 20242 yr 7 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said: I said the same thing you did a couple days ago. I love Bryson Stott. Still think he is better than what he’s shown this year. And closer to what he showed in 2023. I think some of this is just having a new born and needing to make some adjustments. I tend to think he has a better 2025. But if Bryson Stott is struggling again next year, then long term you might think about moving Turner to 2nd, Caba to Ss with Bohm at 1b and miller at 3b. Harper to DH. Guy is a jerk in real life from people who know him and doesn't have the game to back it up. I think he is the guy who is struggling.
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