Dickie Dunn wrote:I don't care about players juicing, so it matters zilch to me.
As long as he doesn't get caught in the next month and a half, I couldn't care less.
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Dickie Dunn wrote:I don't care about players juicing, so it matters zilch to me.
beerman wrote:ulf wrote:Also, is it me or is Gaby kinda almost raking this past week?
Pretty much, I think he's the first baseman for at least the near future. Even if he cools off he at least gives you a solid AB most of the time which is really nice to see.
Dickie Dunn wrote:beerman wrote:ulf wrote:Also, is it me or is Gaby kinda almost raking this past week?
Pretty much, I think he's the first baseman for at least the near future. Even if he cools off he at least gives you a solid AB most of the time which is really nice to see.
According to Baseball Reference: .462 over the last 7 days, .345 over the last 14, and .298 over the past 28. He still sucks against righties (.206 for the season), but at this point I feel more confident in his ability to hit righties than Jones.
penny lane wrote:
NashvilleCat wrote:penny lane wrote:
Of all the Pirates in the 1970's I think I enjoyed watching him hit more than anyone else except Clemente. That's saying something because they had quite the collection of hitters in those days.
Geezer wrote:NashvilleCat wrote:penny lane wrote:
Of all the Pirates in the 1970's I think I enjoyed watching him hit more than anyone else except Clemente. That's saying something because they had quite the collection of hitters in those days.
I think one year all the regulars except the ss hit over .300 and that was with Alou and Mota both hitting over .300 while platooning in center. that could have been in the very late 60's while Harry the hat was manager. Sanguillen was my 2nd favorite behind Roberto because I loved the way he hit pitches that were ridiculously out of the strike zone and he used a phone pole sized bat. Manny would swing at anything from the ankles to the eyebrows.
penny lane wrote:^ wasn't madlock call "mad dog?" I think he was acquired the year of 79 to help for the post-season drive.
thehockeyguru wrote:You know the situation is dire when the concensus is Gaby Sanchez needs more AB's
Rocco wrote:thehockeyguru wrote:You know the situation is dire when the concensus is Gaby Sanchez needs more AB's
He was brought in to mash lefties and he's done just that- .326/.440/.539. He had 3 hits last night off lefties.
NashvilleCat wrote:penny lane wrote:^ wasn't madlock call "mad dog?" I think he was acquired the year of 79 to help for the post-season drive.
Yes, on both counts. That's when I knew they were serious contenders.
06-28-1979: Traded by San Francisco Giants (with Lenny Randle and Dave Roberts) to Pittsburgh Pirates for Ed Whitson, Fred Breining and Al Holland.
08-31-1985: Traded by Pittsburgh Pirates to Los Angeles Dodgers for R.J. Reynolds, Cecil Espy and Sid Bream.
NashvilleCat wrote:08-31-1985: Traded by Pittsburgh Pirates to Los Angeles Dodgers for R.J. Reynolds, Cecil Espy and Sid Bream.
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