597479686F7E69292A1B0 wrote: Frazier is leading MLB in hits (144). Cedric Mullins of the Orioles is 2nd (141). Most of Frazier's were with the Pirates. Interesting that 2 of the worst teams in MLB had the 2 most prolific hitters.
When Frazier was still here, one of the worst teams in the National League had two of its most prolific hitters.
Archer started for the Rays today for the first time since April. He gave up one hit in two innings before leaving because of hip soreness. That's a different injury than the one that kept him out earlier (forearm).
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WildwoodDave2
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70575C7F320 wrote: Frazier is leading MLB in hits (144). Cedric Mullins of the Orioles is 2nd (141). Most of Frazier's were with the Pirates. Interesting that 2 of the worst teams in MLB had the 2 most prolific hitters.
When Frazier was still here, one of the worst teams in the National League had two of its most prolific hitters.
Archer started for the Rays today for the first time since April. He gave up one hit in two innings before leaving because of hip soreness. That's a different injury than the one that kept him out earlier (forearm).
I do feel bad for the guy
When Frazier was still here, one of the worst teams in the National League had two of its most prolific hitters.
Archer started for the Rays today for the first time since April. He gave up one hit in two innings before leaving because of hip soreness. That's a different injury than the one that kept him out earlier (forearm).
I do feel bad for the guy
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WildwoodDave2
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505552545C564F525B484E433A0 wrote: Rich-Rod has a 0.82 ERA in 11 IP since the trade.
Good for him- hope he gets the opportunity to pitch in the playoffs
Good for him- hope he gets the opportunity to pitch in the playoffs
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Adam Frazier didn't start the first game of the series against the Dodgers. Came on as a PH and stayed to play 2B, going 0-3. He's slashing .233/.274/.278 so far for the Padres.
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
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WildwoodDave2
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5D7B7C69606C7B6D650E0 wrote: Adam Frazier didn't start the first game of the series against the Dodgers. Came on as a PH and stayed to play 2B, going 0-3. He's slashing .233/.274/.278 so far for the Padres.
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
What is amazing is that he has so many better players around him. It could be that there was no pressure playing in PGH. Now he is in a pennant race. Something he has never experienced
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
What is amazing is that he has so many better players around him. It could be that there was no pressure playing in PGH. Now he is in a pennant race. Something he has never experienced
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7D43464E5D45454E6E4B5C4F182A0 wrote: Adam Frazier didn't start the first game of the series against the Dodgers. Came on as a PH and stayed to play 2B, going 0-3. He's slashing .233/.274/.278 so far for the Padres.
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
What is amazing is that he has so many better players around him. It could be that there was no pressure playing in PGH. Now he is in a pennant race. Something he has never experienced
I think some players feel pressure to perform well for their new team and mess themselves up over it. Joey Gallo was only hitting .223 for Texas but had 25 HRs in 310 ABs (1 every 12.4 ABs). Since the trade to the Yankees he's hit .143 with 4 HRs in 84 ABs (1 every 21 ABs). And he's in the middle of a lineup with Rizzo, Stanton and Judge. If anything he should be doing better for NY than for Texas. Just As Frazier is in a better lineup with SD. I guess they put a lot of pressure on themselves.
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
What is amazing is that he has so many better players around him. It could be that there was no pressure playing in PGH. Now he is in a pennant race. Something he has never experienced
I think some players feel pressure to perform well for their new team and mess themselves up over it. Joey Gallo was only hitting .223 for Texas but had 25 HRs in 310 ABs (1 every 12.4 ABs). Since the trade to the Yankees he's hit .143 with 4 HRs in 84 ABs (1 every 21 ABs). And he's in the middle of a lineup with Rizzo, Stanton and Judge. If anything he should be doing better for NY than for Texas. Just As Frazier is in a better lineup with SD. I guess they put a lot of pressure on themselves.
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WildwoodDave2
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7B565B4A4D5C4B0B08390 wrote: Adam Frazier didn't start the first game of the series against the Dodgers. Came on as a PH and stayed to play 2B, going 0-3. He's slashing .233/.274/.278 so far for the Padres.
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
What is amazing is that he has so many better players around him. It could be that there was no pressure playing in PGH. Now he is in a pennant race. Something he has never experienced
I think some players feel pressure to perform well for their new team and mess themselves up over it. Joey Gallo was only hitting .223 for Texas but had 25 HRs in 310 ABs (1 every 12.4 ABs). Since the trade to the Yankees he's hit .143 with 4 HRs in 84 ABs (1 every 21 ABs). And he's in the middle of a lineup with Rizzo, Stanton and Judge. If anything he should be doing better for NY than for Texas. Just As Frazier is in a better lineup with SD. I guess they put a lot of pressure on themselves.
Frazier was 1-6 last night against the Dodgers
It's as if we've traded Kevin Newman instead. Speaking of which, since Frazier's trade, Newman is slashing .274/.308/.452
What is amazing is that he has so many better players around him. It could be that there was no pressure playing in PGH. Now he is in a pennant race. Something he has never experienced
I think some players feel pressure to perform well for their new team and mess themselves up over it. Joey Gallo was only hitting .223 for Texas but had 25 HRs in 310 ABs (1 every 12.4 ABs). Since the trade to the Yankees he's hit .143 with 4 HRs in 84 ABs (1 every 21 ABs). And he's in the middle of a lineup with Rizzo, Stanton and Judge. If anything he should be doing better for NY than for Texas. Just As Frazier is in a better lineup with SD. I guess they put a lot of pressure on themselves.
Frazier was 1-6 last night against the Dodgers