WastinSomeTime
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I stated when the trade was made before last season that I thought the Angels made a good pickup to shore up their starting rotation when they got Santiago. I sure hope Colby brings it tomorrow.
I feel sorry for the folks who went to see the fireworks and had to sit through every minute of it.Well it looks as if this one sucked, glad to miss it.
Well it looks as if this one sucked, glad to miss it.
Something tells me all our RH options are doing lousy period including Beltre.Me too.
And I saw this blurb this morning from the DMN:
Ryan Rua has been the recent choice to hit second against lefties. He has hit second five times in the last 10 days. The Rangers are 1-4 in those games. Rua, 0 for 4 Saturday, is hitting .153 vs. lefties.
The other right-handed hitting option for the No. 2 spot: Elvis Andrus. He was 0 for 3 against lefties Saturday and is 8 for 43 (.186) against them since June 1.
He was not ready to come back and play. As soon as I read that he still had soreness there when he was called back up from AAA I thought he needs to relax until after the All Star break.
Rangers OF Josh Hamilton has groin strain, status uncertain : Fantasy News
You may be 100% correct. But I'm beginning to wonder if this isn't exactly who/what he is from here on in.
IMO, if Hamilton can't keep himself fit enough for semi-regular duty in the second half, then it's time to cut him, at seasons end (if not before).
Normally I would agree with you but his cost is so low and his contributions could be much plus our options are nothing to shout about. I just think we need to quit trying to play him before he is ready. I think he can help us. I have been wrong before and I could be wrong again but at this price it is worth the risk to me.
Could not agree more. He lives on excuses. Think back on all the crap he put out.I agree with what you're saying.
But here's my problem with Hamilton, he's shown to be totally unreliable over the past 2 seasons. Well, season and a half anyway. So regardless of the investment, he's not dependable.
I did say, " if Hamilton can't keep himself fit enough for semi-regular duty." So the second half of the season is key for me.
Could not agree more. He lives on excuses. Think back on all the crap he put out.
Me too.
And I saw this blurb this morning from the DMN:
Ryan Rua has been the recent choice to hit second against lefties. He has hit second five times in the last 10 days. The Rangers are 1-4 in those games. Rua, 0 for 4 Saturday, is hitting .153 vs. lefties.
The other right-handed hitting option for the No. 2 spot: Elvis Andrus. He was 0 for 3 against lefties Saturday and is 8 for 43 (.186) against them since June 1.
I agree with what you're saying.
But here's my problem with Hamilton, he's shown to be totally unreliable over the past 2 seasons. Well, season and a half anyway. So regardless of the investment, he's not dependable.
I did say, " if Hamilton can't keep himself fit enough for semi-regular duty." So the second half of the season is key for me.
Rua has hit a few homers but the kid is struggling bad, he needs to be playing everyday and deserves to be. Send him down and stop screwing him up by having him on the bench 4 days a week
Darrly, you should have labeled this the dysfunctional Rangers take on the Angels
Not sure what is taking so long to call DeShields back up unless he was not legally able to be called up before now. And I think we need to put Hamilton back on the DL. Let him get healthy. Should have kept Beltre out too.Maybe he's the one outta here when DeShields is activated. I sure hope so. Let him go down and get regular playing time/AB.
Of course all this is subject to change if Hamilton is back on the mend again.
We could see this coming with Chi Chi and Wandy who has not pitched well for a couple of years was pitching way over his head has finally come down to earth. But there is no excuse for our offense to be this bad. It has to be in their head. I hope Colby stops the bleeding tonight. If anyone can it is him.