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Fire Bill Robinson

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I voted "yes" even though I don't think the hitting problems are all his fault.

 

However, I don't see how his absence would hurt the team.

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I agree with you. I have been stedfast in saying Bill shouldnt be fired. This team needs to make a move. Someone has to be fired or traded for this team get a fire light under their collective asses. Somebody has to go, whether it be Robinson, Lowell etc somebody has to be made an example of.

Whether it's Bill's fault or not, there's a very strong argument that he sure isn't helping. Baseball is a bottom line game, and Bill's offense is seriously underperforming. 24 innings without a run scored. Ridiculous.

I tried to be patient with him, but he's run out of time.

 

Look what happened when the Indians fired Eddie Murray as their hitting coach...they went on a win-streak.

 

In conclusion, he needs to go.

Its time. You know when you can't get the likes of Delgado, Cabrera, Lowell, Juan Pierre and so on to get timely hits and drive in runs, then it is time to go to a different direction and see if we can get things changed.

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