April 26, 200620 yr kool-aid: 16 ks 2 bbs everyday is just another day closer to hermida getting healthy
April 26, 200620 yr Author Who is the everyday CF then? might as well as give aguila a try there he started a game there last year and didn't make an error so why not?
April 26, 200620 yr personally, i'd like to stick with reggie. he got robbed of a hit last night and i think today he barely missed getting a hit (although he did get one anyway)
April 26, 200620 yr ^_^ )-->QUOTE( ^_^ @ Apr 26 2006, 12:39 AM) 1123131[/snapback] Who is the everyday CF then? might as well as give aguila a try there he started a game there last year and didn't make an error so why not? I didn't make an error in CF last year either though, and I started only 1 less game than Aguila in center. I really should get a shot.
April 26, 200620 yr Author ok fine, aguila hasn't gotten an error since 2004 so he is just fine defensively. he knows what he is doing out there and can handle it. and its not like production out of cf can get any worse as is. willingham/aguila/hermida would be just fine with me.
April 26, 200620 yr Abercrombie is coming around with the bat and he made a great throw today to almost nail the first Cub run at the plate. He's a better option than Aguila.
April 26, 200620 yr I really don't get the fascination with Aguila. Yes he set all kinds of high-school records, but that was like 9 years ago.
April 26, 200620 yr You guys are f*cked if you can't handle a 20 game sample size. The season is 162 games long, and if you expect to keep discussing promotions and demotions every f*cking night, you need to wise up.
April 26, 200620 yr You guys are f*cked if you can't handle a 20 game sample size. The season is 162 games long, and if you expect to keep discussing promotions and demotions every f*cking night, you need to wise up. why discuss baseball at all? anyway, keep getting Reggie playing time he looks better every game
April 26, 200620 yr No Ramp. Everytime someone has a good game, we want him forever. When they have a bad game, we think they suck. The season has barely started. It's way too early to start judging everyone. Abercrombie needs more time to adjust, so I see absolutely no reason to demote him or take away his PT. It's not like we have the next big thing waiting in line behind him.
April 26, 200620 yr Right, but people are allowed to say whatever the hell they want... even if they are idiots
April 26, 200620 yr When Hermida returns Aguila should move to CF and Abercrombie should be sent to the minors to learn how to be patient at the plate. That way he can have 4 AB everyday without hurting the parent club. I'm not ready to give up on Reggie, its too soon. But he certainly needs more seasoning at the double or triple A level.
April 26, 200620 yr If he does not shape up, send him to Carolina. Our AAA team in Albuquerque, the Isotopes, are kicking some butt! They've won 8 in a row and 11 of the last 12.
April 26, 200620 yr personally, i'd like to stick with reggie. he got robbed of a hit last night and i think today he barely missed getting a hit (although he did get one anyway) I agree. Reggie looked real nice in CF yesterday. He made a nice catch on a sinking liner and made a Dave Winfield throw to the plate. And with Reggie you at least have power potential.
April 26, 200620 yr When Hermida returns Aguila should move to CF and Abercrombie should be sent to the minors to learn how to be patient at the plate. That way he can have 4 AB everyday without hurting the parent club. I'm not ready to give up on Reggie, its too soon. But he certainly needs more seasoning at the double or triple A level. Plat patience isn't for everyone. Look ar Soriano and Vlad and Preston Wilson. Sometimes guys are better off being free swingers. When the Yankees first had Soriano they were so obsessed with him taking more pitches it took away his aggressiveness. I think we need to accept Reggie as a free swinging strikeout guy. If he hits .260 w/ 25 hrs & 75 rbi that's pretty good. Let Hermida & Uggla draw the walks. Keep Reggie in the 7 hole as a bottom of lineup free swinger
April 26, 200620 yr Well, not making an error in one start isn't saying a lot. And Aguila hasn't been swinging a hot bat either and I doubt he will play a large role in the Marlins future. On this team, it says alot
April 26, 200620 yr I'm really torn between keeping Abercrombie in CF or moving Aguila over when Hermida comes back. Both players would really benefit by having consistent PT. Both have demonstrated they can play some excellent D and Abercrombie has a cannon for an arm. Both have suffered at the dish. In the end, it depends upon which player the organization believes has a higher ceiling. If it's Abercrombie, then they should stick with him to help him develop.
April 26, 200620 yr If he hits .260 w/ 25 hrs & 75 rbi that's pretty good. That is a very tall order, and a huge "if". I'm really torn between keeping Abercrombie in CF or moving Aguila over when Hermida comes back. Both players would really benefit by having consistent PT. Both have demonstrated they can play some excellent D and Abercrombie has a cannon for an arm. Both have suffered at the dish. In the end, it depends upon which player the organization believes has a higher ceiling. If it's Abercrombie, then they should stick with him to help him develop. Aguila has an excellent arm, too.
April 26, 200620 yr I agree with PBMarlin, it's a tough choice. But I think this is it is in a nutshell: I'm a big Chris Aguila supporter, but there are probably better reasons to keep Reggie in CF after Hermida returns than moving Aguila there permanently. I was really only in favor of starting Chris in the outfield if Willingham was catching. But with Hammer & Hermy playing the corners, I think we can probably afford to keep throwing Reggie out there. Abe has shown some signs of improvement, however small they might be. I think Aguila is a better hitter than Reggie right now but we're not in the middle of a playoff chase. Once Hermida returns, if Miguel Olivo can keep hitting then generally we'd be down to only one position player (Abercrombie) who's a real negative at the plate. We can probably afford that for a while, in the hopes that he can develop into a major league hitter. His ceiling (though he has a long way to reach it) is higher than Aguila's. At some point if they decide he needs more work in the minors (after maybe half the season or something) then put Aguila at CF. Personally I'm fine with it either way...
April 26, 200620 yr Who is the everyday CF then? Aguila. And he bats 8th and he will be fine. I figure .750OPS in the 8-hole based upon his MLEs. SS Hanley RF Hermedia 3B Cabrera LF Willingham 1B Jacobs 2B Uggla C Olivo CF Aguila We have Helms, Treanor, and Cepicky for days we rest Jacobs, Olivo, or Willy. That lineup will produce. Now if we could only fix the train wreck that is our bullpen we'd be in business.
April 26, 200620 yr Who is the everyday CF then? Aguila. And he bats 8th and he will be fine. I figure .750OPS in the 8-hole based upon his MLEs. SS Hanley RF Hermedia 3B Cabrera LF Willingham 1B Jacobs 2B Uggla C Olivo CF Aguila We have Helms, Treanor, and Cepicky for days we rest Jacobs, Olivo, or Willy. That lineup will produce. Now if we could only fix the train wreck that is our bullpen we'd be in business. Perfect, besides typoing HERMIDA. Aguila's starting/PH splits are huge. Consistent AB will prove he is the best CF option we have, even if he isn't very good. Abercrombie is flat out terrible. He needs to go to Carolina, let alone the PCL.
April 26, 200620 yr amezaga is out there today..i hope he's not going to play much out there. i don't like him that much, i'd rather have kool aid or aguila. not sure if i'd rather have reed.
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