I know from experience that it's hard to get along well with teammates and coaches when losing, but how are the players doing in this department? I don't follow interviews etc, has it become the blame game yet, or are the majority staying positive? I for one was happy to see Dontrelle set an example after his shelling yesterday.

i've seen hanley come out to the mound a few times when pitchers have been struggling... thats been nice.

It doesn't matter. Team chemistry is overrated in baseball. This isn't Major League. nobody is going to throw any games.

It doesn't matter.

 

Team chemistry does matter. If the team isn't working together, bringing each other up, or anything like that, they won't do well. Chemistry is alot more important than you think.

It doesn't matter. Team chemistry is overrated in baseball. This isn't Major League. nobody is going to throw any games.

 

 

I'll go out on a limb and say no.

To answer your question, you'll have to ask Joe.

Ask a chemist.

 

Or here is a tip when they are losing its bad when they are winning its good.

Ask a chemist.

 

Or here is a tip when they are losing its bad when they are winning its good.

 

 

worrying about team chemistry now is kind of like worrying about whether you're getting frequent flier miles for riding the Hindenberg.

It doesn't matter. Team chemistry is overrated in baseball. This isn't Major League. nobody is going to throw any games.

 

 

I couldn't disagree with you more....Chemistry is EVERYTHING!

Winning is chemistry. When you win, you have it. You never hear about a team that doesn't win "but has alot of great chemistry". It's just a overused word to describe winning.

They been staying positive from what I been hearing and at least their honest and admitting it was their fault if they made an error that cost us the game. What I have liked is that their limiting those same mistakes and maturing as the season goes on. Thats what its all about for me.