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  1. Sorry I don't love corner outfielders that can't hit worth a **** lol
  2. The guy has 6 ABs in the playoffs and 5 strikeouts against right handed pitching, something he's supposed to be good against. Do you at least agree that he shouldn't be hitting 3rd?
  3. Anybody but Happ. A wet paper bag for all I care, Happ is mediocre as hell
  4. I don't think it is. Suzuki has looked great in LF when given the opportunity and Moises has had a better stick than Happ the last few weeks, while having way more potential and also makes way more contact. They'd never have the balls to do it though
  5. Happ is such a great hitter... 6 ABs and 5 strikeouts when it matters. Bench this clown, move Seiya to LF and lets see Moises
  6. I'd love to see Cleveland win the series after their remarkable come back to take the division. Their manager is a baller
  7. Cease has an ERA of 4.5+, yet always destroys the Cubs. They need to make a statement today
  8. It can be useful in some situations though, I agree the game has evolved a bit but it's weird to me that a guy with 8 years of big league experience has never tried to lay down a bunt a single time in his life. Even role players these days think they are Barry Bonds
  9. True, I just want them to consider doing it occasionally and have some balance, it seems like this team never does it unless it's PCA trying to get on base
  10. Those are fair points but the best team in baseball, Milwaukee, plays small ball. You know who doesn't? Craig Counsell, who has never won a ring and Milwaukee is just as good or better since he left. I love CC and I get that analytics is his thing, but it doesn't mean that bunting doesn't have its place in baseball. By the way, Ian Happ has 0 career bunts, a guy like Freddie Freeman who is a 1st ballot hall of famer has 2 career bunts. So yes I do think it's fair to question if it's an entitlement issue with him. That's who he thinks he is in his mind. He's a decent player, a tick above average. Also, calling me negative every time we have a slight disagreement is lame dude, and comes across as dismissive. I'm obviously thrilled the Cubs won, doesn't mean I can't provide minor constructive commentary about other things I want to see them doing
  11. This was a 1-run game until what, the 7th inning. If you think trying to squeeze out a run in a playoff game is a bad philosophy then I guess there's no further point in discussing. Most skippers would disagree with you, including the one that won the most recent world series for the team we all root for
  12. Okay, then pull up how many times Ian has bunted in his entire career as a Cub and lets re-discuss
  13. Yeah it's not like they didn't lay down a successful bunt in the world series that year, lmao. Are you really suggesting that there have been 0 successful bunts in the last 9 years? 😂
  14. Bunting is not bad baseball, there is a reason it's been done for 100+ years. The '16 Cubs did squeeze bunts and had massive success, if I recall Jason Heyward (fresh off his massive contract) bunted in the 8th or 9th inning against the Giants in that last game (although he didn't execute it properly, he was a bum) A bad result doesn't justify a bad process. Ian Happ doesn't bunt because he's a veteran player who thinks it's above him.. and that's where the criticism comes in
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