ZAN
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I hope to keep seeing J-Hey thrive in the 6-hole. Maybe he'll feel more at home there.
I read today that he volunteered to move down in orderI hope to keep seeing J-Hey thrive in the 6-hole. Maybe he'll feel more at home there.
I saw that too. Wanted to break up the rookies batting back-to-back. I like it. Team-first. Kinda have to be when you're hitting .230 and look like you're swinging a garden hose.
Sorta wonder if zobrist to RF was in reaction to Bryant's issues in the OF yesterday and I'm curious if we see more of this instead.
I didnt see after the third, so Im not sure what you are talking about. I mean Zobrist has a ton more experience out there.
He's talking about the collision with Almora. It was a scary moment. At this point though, assuming Bryant can work the bugs out, I'd rather have him in the OF than Zobrist but I don't think it's a huge gap.
Agree..Ebbs and flows, for sure.
The Cubs could drop from 22-18 vs. over .500 teams tonight to 15-17 if the Pirates lose to the Cardinals - simply because the Pirates would then be 42-42. It's just a poor indicator of the Cubs' abilities as a team because have 0 control on July 5th, 2016 who they've previously played and when they got hot/got cold.
We also don't factor that we're giving a lot of rookies a show-off right now. It's no shock that Candelario & Almora are playing every day. Chances are we are gauging what they can do, or helping show other GMs what these kids can do for other organizations. There's 0 chance that Joe will be trotting Candelario out there for a start or Joel Peralta in for a high-leverage inning in September if we are playing for home field advantage throughout the playoffs.