Randle McMurphy wrote:7 run leads haven’t been great for this team of late
You weren't kidding lol.
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Randle McMurphy wrote:7 run leads haven’t been great for this team of late
Randle McMurphy wrote:This team doesn’t believe in run differential, only one run wins.
I suggest we stop taking 7 run leads in the first place going forward and just keep it close all game
mdenny wrote:In anycase....Masai is probably gonna make Fred the first active player/head coach in franchise history now that Nurse is out of the way. That's been the plan all along.
Randle McMurphy wrote:This is a joke minor league stadium and field; I wouldn’t take much of anything from anything that goes on in it for any player (including Hoffman’s appearance). Ridiculous run environment.
Would be trading for a RP anyway though. They’ve got a serious need there with all the injuries.
Mehar wrote:If Cleveland is really going to trade Emmanuel Clase before the deadline, I would hope the Jays would do what it takes to get him. Clase has three more seasons of club control.
You cannot throw all your eggs with Hoffman. Hoffman has pitched well the last couple of weeks, and then he looks terrible against a garbage team like Oakland tonight. Clase is a guy I would be comfortable with Closing games in the post-season, over Hoffman.
anj wrote:Randle McMurphy wrote:This is a joke minor league stadium and field; I wouldn’t take much of anything from anything that goes on in it for any player (including Hoffman’s appearance). Ridiculous run environment.
Would be trading for a RP anyway though. They’ve got a serious need there with all the injuries.
The Muncy homer was a bomb. It would've easily left Comerica. Hoffman's been too inconsistent to rely on down the stretch.
Boogie! wrote:I think we need a better closer than Hoffman
JCP11 wrote:Mehar wrote:If Cleveland is really going to trade Emmanuel Clase before the deadline, I would hope the Jays would do what it takes to get him. Clase has three more seasons of club control.
You cannot throw all your eggs with Hoffman. Hoffman has pitched well the last couple of weeks, and then he looks terrible against a garbage team like Oakland tonight. Clase is a guy I would be comfortable with Closing games in the post-season, over Hoffman.
Oakland have some good young hitters, their pitching is the reason why they're terrible. But yeah Clase would be nice.
Boogie! wrote:I think we need a better closer than Hoffman
johanliebert wrote:JCP11 wrote:Mehar wrote:If Cleveland is really going to trade Emmanuel Clase before the deadline, I would hope the Jays would do what it takes to get him. Clase has three more seasons of club control.
You cannot throw all your eggs with Hoffman. Hoffman has pitched well the last couple of weeks, and then he looks terrible against a garbage team like Oakland tonight. Clase is a guy I would be comfortable with Closing games in the post-season, over Hoffman.
Oakland have some good young hitters, their pitching is the reason why they're terrible. But yeah Clase would be nice.
That minor league stadium is the cause of both.
Randle McMurphy wrote:Boogie! wrote:I think we need a better closer than Hoffman
You won’t be able to get that without paying a crazy amount and I’d prefer to use our assets to better our poor rotation myself. Hoffman had a terrible 3 week stretch in May but he’s otherwise been good.
Randle McMurphy wrote:anj wrote:Randle McMurphy wrote:This is a joke minor league stadium and field; I wouldn’t take much of anything from anything that goes on in it for any player (including Hoffman’s appearance). Ridiculous run environment.
Would be trading for a RP anyway though. They’ve got a serious need there with all the injuries.
The Muncy homer was a bomb. It would've easily left Comerica. Hoffman's been too inconsistent to rely on down the stretch.
He’d allowed 2 runs in his last 15 appearances (with his last ER being exactly a month ago) going into that inning and the inning would have been over if a slowly hit groundball didn’t bounce over his 3B’s head.
I think we can calm the panic down here.
anj wrote:Randle McMurphy wrote:anj wrote:
The Muncy homer was a bomb. It would've easily left Comerica. Hoffman's been too inconsistent to rely on down the stretch.
He’d allowed 2 runs in his last 15 appearances (with his last ER being exactly a month ago) going into that inning and the inning would have been over if a slowly hit groundball didn’t bounce over his 3B’s head.
I think we can calm the panic down here.
Nah, small sample size. He's been Inconsistent on the year. We could use a better closer.
Hottie McShotty wrote:Don't look now, but Boston has won 9 in a row. Going to be a tight race until the end. Hopefully, we make it into the playoffs.
Mehar wrote:Hottie McShotty wrote:Don't look now, but Boston has won 9 in a row. Going to be a tight race until the end. Hopefully, we make it into the playoffs.
I wonder when Boston will rest three of their everyday regular players during this winning streak, because the analytics recommends that? Still puzzling how the Jays handled the last game in Chicago when you could have made history.