Angel Eyes — that is the most uninformed comment I have ever heard.
History shows that 70 – 75 pct of the game is pitching. History is full of heavy hitting teams that were mediocre. Perfect example was the 1973 Braves — 3 40 HRs guys and where did that team finish?
That has not changed. Both are important but without pitching you lose.
Tell you what You take your ace pitchers and no hitting team put them in a 5 game series. I will put my mediocre pitchers and good hitters in same serir=es. I WIN!!!
You can take a team of super hitters and medicore pitchers and you probably finish around .500, so you do not even get a chance to face my team of ace pitchers.
If you have the complete team you have a good chance to win it all.
DO… is there an “ignore” button around here somewhere? I’m sure I’m not the only one wishing for some informed discussion without having Angel Eyes constantly yelling and going on a tirade. It’s a pain to have to sift through all the mess to get to the good.
Angel Eyes, that proposed deal for Fowler is exactly what I’m talking about when I say you don’t want to make a move just for the sake of making one. You would be trading away a key part of our rotation and one of our two best prospects for a guy with a career 248/331/367 line away from Coors Field. How does that make our offense better?
I am a little surprised that the Braves were not in on Ty Wiggington who has good numbers against left handed pitching. It would seem that he was a good candidate for a platoon with Fransisco and a good right handed bat off the bench. He also could back up at first base and didn’t seem to cost too much.
I am sure the Braves have their reasons or have already made a decision about what they are looking for and if they cannot get it they will go with what they have.
I believe that FW does a good job piecing a team together so his plan must be better than a Ty Wiggiton move. Personally, I would love to see Fransisco given the opportunity to start the season at third base as the everyday 3rd baseman unitl he proves he can either handle the job or is best used in a platoon system.
Disappointing “propaganda” story with Wren comments, but not surprising. Braves won’t do anything . . . going cheap with young players. Wish Braves would stop wasting your (and our) time with “major trade talks.” Just an exercise while the continue to sell us young and cheaper (inexperienced) players.
agree Matt Johns–tired of BS and excuses–just say we’re going with kids and will try to win in future. Can’t understand how so many fans are happy to win 90 games, wild card and play one game and go home. I was taught you play to win it all. Wren believe you can put a Quarter horse in the Kentucky derby and win…good luck.
Why in the world we are allowing Kimbrell, the most dominant closer to pitch for team USA world classic, when he needs that time try’n to save his arm to be dominant next september? If he comes up w/ any arm problems, shoulder problems or tired arm, should we be reminded of him getting active for a tournament that has no meaning, & we need full strength come playoff time. Ya’ll remember this if he comes ailing later this year. You just can’t shut an arm on/off anytime you’d want. Gosh, I hope to be wrong about this.
The World Baseball classic is stupid — we need to keep our players healthy for our own MLB team. International baseball is second fiddle to the major leagues.
If Jaun Fransico can trim down , There is potental there for a Solid third baseman that has some power if he can Keep working on his swing ……. Rather go with him at third and Prado in Left then trade for Justin Upton at this point , Keep our pitchers ……Look what happen last season when Injuries came upon us …….
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328 comments Add your comment
Brown
December 13th, 2012
5:15 pm
Well, I hope you’re right anyway
Angel Eyes
December 13th, 2012
5:40 pm
@Rick C If you want to win Yes YES YES!! For the 5th time Pitching does not win. Runs scored wins. Hitters for pitchers YES YES YES!
Not Disgusted
December 13th, 2012
6:10 pm
Angel Eyes — that is the most uninformed comment I have ever heard.
History shows that 70 – 75 pct of the game is pitching. History is full of heavy hitting teams that were mediocre. Perfect example was the 1973 Braves — 3 40 HRs guys and where did that team finish?
That has not changed. Both are important but without pitching you lose.
Angel Eyes
December 13th, 2012
6:30 pm
Tell you what You take your ace pitchers and no hitting team put them in a 5 game series. I will put my mediocre pitchers and good hitters in same serir=es. I WIN!!!
Not Disgusted
December 13th, 2012
6:53 pm
You can take a team of super hitters and medicore pitchers and you probably finish around .500, so you do not even get a chance to face my team of ace pitchers.
If you have the complete team you have a good chance to win it all.
Angel Eyes
December 13th, 2012
7:06 pm
With your no hitters you do not score so your team would not be there. You have to score runns, Not like BRAVES(3) Thats why Braves dont win.
Angel Eyes
December 13th, 2012
7:07 pm
Supper with my woman and then off to work. See you tomorrow. Bye
Bamarich
December 13th, 2012
7:23 pm
DO… is there an “ignore” button around here somewhere? I’m sure I’m not the only one wishing for some informed discussion without having Angel Eyes constantly yelling and going on a tirade. It’s a pain to have to sift through all the mess to get to the good.
jbill
December 13th, 2012
7:43 pm
What happen to Amber? She has not been on in long time…..she leaves and who show up?
Bernie
December 14th, 2012
9:09 am
Braves need a leadoff hitter Mr. Wrenn Remember offennse has been your down fall
Rick C
December 14th, 2012
9:31 am
Angel Eyes, that proposed deal for Fowler is exactly what I’m talking about when I say you don’t want to make a move just for the sake of making one. You would be trading away a key part of our rotation and one of our two best prospects for a guy with a career 248/331/367 line away from Coors Field. How does that make our offense better?
jmart1951
December 14th, 2012
9:37 am
I am a little surprised that the Braves were not in on Ty Wiggington who has good numbers against left handed pitching. It would seem that he was a good candidate for a platoon with Fransisco and a good right handed bat off the bench. He also could back up at first base and didn’t seem to cost too much.
I am sure the Braves have their reasons or have already made a decision about what they are looking for and if they cannot get it they will go with what they have.
I believe that FW does a good job piecing a team together so his plan must be better than a Ty Wiggiton move. Personally, I would love to see Fransisco given the opportunity to start the season at third base as the everyday 3rd baseman unitl he proves he can either handle the job or is best used in a platoon system.
Matt Johns
December 14th, 2012
11:01 am
Disappointing “propaganda” story with Wren comments, but not surprising. Braves won’t do anything . . . going cheap with young players. Wish Braves would stop wasting your (and our) time with “major trade talks.” Just an exercise while the continue to sell us young and cheaper (inexperienced) players.
Johnny Ballgame
December 14th, 2012
11:38 am
The first half might be kinda ugly with no Beachy, McCann out for a month, a below average left fielder (or 3rd baseman), and no true leadoff hitter.
afan
December 15th, 2012
10:37 am
agree Matt Johns–tired of BS and excuses–just say we’re going with kids and will try to win in future. Can’t understand how so many fans are happy to win 90 games, wild card and play one game and go home. I was taught you play to win it all. Wren believe you can put a Quarter horse in the Kentucky derby and win…good luck.
Jerry Hand
December 15th, 2012
10:52 am
What about the Asst GM looking for American players? now there’s a thought…
74bravesjersey
December 15th, 2012
3:29 pm
Why in the world we are allowing Kimbrell, the most dominant closer to pitch for team USA world classic, when he needs that time try’n to save his arm to be dominant next september? If he comes up w/ any arm problems, shoulder problems or tired arm, should we be reminded of him getting active for a tournament that has no meaning, & we need full strength come playoff time. Ya’ll remember this if he comes ailing later this year. You just can’t shut an arm on/off anytime you’d want. Gosh, I hope to be wrong about this.
Not Disgusted
December 16th, 2012
5:48 pm
The World Baseball classic is stupid — we need to keep our players healthy for our own MLB team. International baseball is second fiddle to the major leagues.
Zane Smith's Teeth
December 17th, 2012
1:12 pm
“It’s still a couple of months before spring training, so I think there’s still more he can do and will do”
Translation: I told him to lose 25 pounds and he’s lost 10 so far…
jbill
December 17th, 2012
11:41 pm
6′4″ 230 lbs is not fat…Zane
jbill
December 17th, 2012
11:42 pm
ST is Feb 20th…
Braves_Country
December 18th, 2012
7:39 am
If Jaun Fransico can trim down , There is potental there for a Solid third baseman that has some power if he can Keep working on his swing ……. Rather go with him at third and Prado in Left then trade for Justin Upton at this point , Keep our pitchers ……Look what happen last season when Injuries came upon us …….
Jake Mastroianni
December 18th, 2012
4:19 pm
The Case for Juan Francisco as Braves Everyday Third Baseman
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/case-juan-francisco-braves-everyday-third-baseman-195700091–mlb.html
And a Day of Rain
December 28th, 2012
4:24 pm
And a Day of Rain
December 29th, 2012
11:02 am
:yawn: whatever sick: :halo:
And a Day of Rain
December 29th, 2012
11:37 am
And a Day of Rain
December 29th, 2012
11:42 am
Ivan Riehm
May 6th, 2013
4:20 am
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