And here’s some food for thought: how good would Johnson look in the moribund Atlanta lineup right about now? Sure, the Braves are showing signs of offensive life this week, but through the first six weeks of the season, they’ve been one of the worst hitting teams in the NL.
Kelly Johnson Snaps Slump Read Post »
Perhaps if Hillman had coaxed the vice president of baseball operations out of retirement he would still have a job. Or failing that, he’d at least have gone out in a blaze of glory.
Random Thoughts on a Mid-May Day Read Post »
Every year around this time, we like to scan the rosters of Independent League teams and marvel at some of the names that pop up. It’s always fascinating to see which ex-major leaguers are hanging on, or which tough to sign prospect has opted for Indy ball before he finally inks a deal with the major league organization that drafted him.
As you destroy enemies your “climax meter” will build up. Once it’s full you can unleash it pressing L1 or R1. Doing this slows your enemies down to a crawl and allows you to target all of them for one huge missile burst. It’s a great way to escape trouble and is responsible for some of the game’s most exciting moments visually.
Video Game Review: After Burner Climax Read Post »
Unfortunately, this lack of patience isn’t working as Bay has managed just one homer, 14 RBI and an extremely disappointing 735 OPS through 31 games.
Is Jason Bay Ready to Rock? Read Post »
Theriot’s little extra-base pop surge last year was apparently an anomaly, but you combine his runs, steals, BA plus the fact that he’ll soon qualify at both SS and 2B, and he’s a must-own commodity now.
MLB Today: Theriot-ing it Up Read Post »
If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard that statement only to be witness the opposite happen, I’d be a very wealthy man, and would likely use my new-found riches to corner the market on Gummy Bears…but that’s another story.
The Wire Troll: A Starlin is Born Read Post »
