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His defensive skills would fit right in.

Can’t afford to blow this one….

Defense wins games…they made the plays, we didn’t. Good approach to the Miz, should have won the game, the difference between good teams and us is narrow.

WTF, I may have to cancel the cancel on my MLBTV subscription....can we all agree he is a gamer.

I would have preferred them to go down weakly versus the gut punch we are sure to get.

Made the "tough" decision to cancel MLBTV after last night's effort. Get to watch 2 more games of this highly ranked offense with some suspect defense sprinkled in.... I will miss watching a few of the guys, but this team is not a serious playoff team.... not that there were any expectations coming into the season.

Outman can’t hit, but defense matters… perfect example of a run that shouldn’t have been and unfortunately for Bradley it could give him the loss.

Said it earlier today in another thread…. if there is anyone you should move it would be Buxton …. solo homers and not being available is what you can count on…..

A weak fly ball that drops, not sure what Roden was looking at….terrible jump on that ball.

I don’t know him, but why did Buxton? Maybe giving up a little $$$ to stay in the city you have been in for years and not uprooting your family has some value…. maybe not, but Jeffers is a top tier C and team leader, I personally would pay him before extending a pitcher, much like Milwaukee and Conterras.

About 2, maybe 3, in 10 top minor league prospects for any organization end up making any significant impact on their MLB teams. If we were a legit playoff contender I would hold on to Jeffers, I just don’t think we are, however, am still be inclined to hold onto to him through the season and hopefully a playoff series. What type of contract is he expected to sign for? Is there any chance he re-signs for a bargain being we drafted and developed him… I know he has a no trade clause, but Buxton would be the guy I would like to see moved….. would probably get some decent prospects in return for the often injured CF.

The defensive stats might be similar, but Larnach is getting to balls that Wallner never could. Larnachs defense is improving. , however I am not mistaken him as a gold glover…. when you throw in batting there is no comparison, Larnach hands down the better player.

Wallner is not a legit corner outfielder.... period. No explanation needed.... trading Larnach and replacing him with Wallner is a terrible plan. I don't have an issue of moving either player because of the reasons listed , there are current options to stay competitive, but Wallner isn't one of them.

That’s a double…. the scoring judges are a joke.

Not sure that he took anything away from Jeffers there, seemed pretty routine.