Cleveland has done the player development right. Cleveland’s roster has plenty of position players who can put the ball in play and put pressure on the opposing defenses. Cleveland also has knows how to develop pitchers. KC and the O’s are a hybrid. Both do everything that Cleveland does, except for pitching. Seattle is the opposite. Seattle cannot instill putting the ball in play in their player development. It is a hole in their system.
Love Bob's breakdowns! Always spitting the facts about the M's. Hard to disagree with anything he says.
what's going on with the mariners where they hit rocket singles right at defenders but dont hit doubles, very strange offense
Cleveland has done the player development right. Cleveland’s roster has plenty of position players who can put the ball in play and put pressure on the opposing defenses. Cleveland also has knows how to develop pitchers. KC and the O’s are a hybrid. Both do everything that Cleveland does, except for pitching. Seattle is the opposite. Seattle cannot instill putting the ball in play in their player development. It is a hole in their system.
I agree with Bob. The M’s have to consider if the batter can hit well in T-Mobile park. This should be a requirement for adding batters to the team.
The only hitters I trust in this lineup are Rojas and Raley. That's it