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Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 8:16 pm
by Jerseykc
JASO!!!



the Comeback Kids!!!

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 8:43 pm
by Bobster21
Swept at home by one of the NL's worst teams. Hurdle puts out a ridiculous lineup that had no chance from the beginning. He doesn't seem to care. He certainly doesn't care about Sunday games. And his inexplicable obsession with resting players continues.



Cutch had a day off 6 days ago when the Pirates didn't play. But he had to rest today in the same game that Freese, Harrison and Diaz also rested. Freese didn't play on 6/22, had the team off day on 6/26 and played only 2 innings on 6/30. But he had to rest today in the same game that Cutch, Harrison and Diaz also rested. Harrison didn't play on 6/17 and had the team day off on 6/26. But he had to rest today in the same game that Cutch, Freese and Diaz also rested. Diaz hasn't started 2 games in a row since 6/12-13. But he had to rest today in the same game that Cutch, Freese and Harrison also rested. I guess this team has so many problems, Hurdle's foolishness doesn't even matter. But he should owe it to the fans to at least TRY to win.

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 8:58 pm
by Ecbucs
557875646372652526170 wrote: Swept at home by one of the NL's worst teams. Hurdle puts out a ridiculous lineup that had no chance from the beginning. He doesn't seem to care. He certainly doesn't care about Sunday games. And his inexplicable obsession with resting players continues.



Cutch had a day off 6 days ago when the Pirates didn't play. But he had to rest today in the same game that Freese, Harrison and Diaz also rested. Freese didn't play on 6/22, had the team off day on 6/26 and played only 2 innings on 6/30. But he had to rest today in the same game that Cutch, Harrison and Diaz also rested. Harrison didn't play on 6/17 and had the team day off on 6/26. But he had to rest today in the same game that Cutch, Freese and Diaz also rested. Diaz hasn't started 2 games in a row since 6/12-13. But he had to rest today in the same game that Cutch, Freese and Harrison also rested. I guess this team has so many problems, Hurdle's foolishness doesn't even matter. But he should owe it to the fans to at least TRY to win.


He does owe it to fans. Apparently his bosses think he is doing great. Bridge year to 2020?

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 10:39 pm
by RichD
I don`t mind the SUNDAY rest days. I like it when the bench players all get to play a full game.Need to keep them in the loop.

They are in the show and need to play,if the suck they shouldnt be on the team.



Osuna , Moroff, Frazier etc. are the bucs future so you better get used to it.

Cutch will be gone by the end of  the month and Marte will be gone next off season. Freese may end up in Boston they need help.



They must be trying to build some value with Stewart playing so much of late. He will get shipped out also .

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 12:11 am
by Bobster21
586369624E0A0 wrote:

Osuna , Moroff, Frazier etc. are the bucs future so you better get used to it.


Fine. but is there ever a "present" with the Pirates?



Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 1:03 am
by Bobster21
Stomach turning comments by NH:



"We'd love to turn one of these 5-5 stretches into an 8-2 stretch," general manager Neal Huntington said. "There are opportunities to get better. What is the cost and where are the availabilities at this point in time? That becomes a challenge."

http://triblive.com/sports/penguins/124 ... -by-giants



Really? This is one of the lowest payrolls in MLB. This is an organization that spent the last 2 years doing nothing but achieving financial flexibility. And BTW, Neal-there haven't been too many 5-5 stretches. Rarely have you won 5 of 10. When these disgustingly blatant cheapskates talk about the "challenge" and cost of improving after spending the last 2 years dissipating a 98-win team in order to lower an already low payroll, they reveal just what vermin they really are.

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 2:41 am
by BenM
5F727F6E69786F2F2C1D0 wrote: Stomach turning comments by NH:



"We'd love to turn one of these 5-5 stretches into an 8-2 stretch," general manager Neal Huntington said. "There are opportunities to get better. What is the cost and where are the availabilities at this point in time? That becomes a challenge."

http://triblive.com/sports/penguins/124 ... -by-giants



 




8-2 still puts them below .500. Not that they could actually achieve that.

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 1:33 pm
by Osushawn
200D00111607105053620 wrote:

Osuna , Moroff, Frazier etc. are the bucs future so you better get used to it.


Fine. but is there ever a "present" with the Pirates?








Yeah....2 years ago



Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 3:56 pm
by Aaron
54686E68737A6C751B0 wrote:

Osuna , Moroff, Frazier etc. are the bucs future so you better get used to it.


Fine. but is there ever a "present" with the Pirates?








Yeah....2 years ago






Actually, even then they refused to accept the present as the present. It was still about pointing to the future.



That was Neal Failington's reason for holding on to those superstar prospects like Polanco, Hansen and Glasnow. He was unwilling to disrupt the hypothetical future championship runs in order to go for the title that was actually a possibility to win, that was right in front of him at that very moment.



Now, we're a sub-.500 team with very little chance of being better in the near future.

Sunday 7/2 vs SF

Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 4:04 pm
by notes34
Yeah at this point I hope they trade Cutch to a contender. He deserves to play for a better organization.