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Uggla

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He needs something, but I don't think a day off is warranted after only 5 bad days. At this point it may hurt his confidence more than help his hitting.

(But I wouldn't mind seeing Almezaga hit in his spot for a few games)

might not be a bad idea, get him ready for 3 night games in a row starting tomorrow. plus he is goign to get another day off on Thursday.

Uggla has been Ugly so far but there's no real use in benching him for a game. Today's the Phillies are putting some random douche on the mound so there's a great chance of him having a solid game today and getting back on track.

No way, he's played 5 games with a day of rest in between them. It's all his mechanics and his mentality right now. He needs to make the adjustments on the field, and today will be that day with Segovia, whoever he is.

Its a little early for a day off, he did hit that monster bomb in DC so his swing isn't totally crap, lets see after this next 3 game series.

Its a little early for a day off, he did hit that monster bomb in DC so his swing isn't totally crap, lets see after this next 3 game series.

He actually had close to a 2nd homer in that game

I'm also an advocate of patience. I really think Dan is the kind of guy you just put in your lineup and let him do his thing. I firmly believe that he will come around.

Last year everybody struggled at the beginning.

 

Uggla needs to stay in. He'll have a day where he'll get some excuse me singles and then he'll be ok. Balls just aren't falling for him right now.

Uggla has been Ugly so far but there's no real use in benching him for a game. Today's the Phillies are putting some random douche on the mound so there's a great chance of him having a solid game today and getting back on track.

:lol

Uggla has been Ugly so far but there's no real use in benching him for a game. Today's the Phillies are putting some random douche on the mound so there's a great chance of him having a solid game today and getting back on track.

Just FYI, that "random douche" had a 75/41 BB/K and a 3.1 ERA in the minors last year.

good thing minor league success automatically means major league success!

Did I ever say they did? I was simply pointing out he didn't come out of nowhere.

 

And if minor league stats don't mean major league success, why does management and virtually every fan think Hermida is a god?

You can't work your way out of a slump on the bench. And I don't even think you can call it a slump yet, it's been only five games. I really can't believe it's even being suggested.

good thing minor league success automatically means major league success!

Did I ever say they did? I was simply pointing out he didn't come out of nowhere.

 

And if minor league stats don't mean major league success, why does management and virtually every fan think Hermida is a god?

 

 

well he isnt in their top 10 prospects.

 

 

he has never pitched more than a half season above AA ball.

 

 

so ya, i'd say he came out of nowhere.

 

 

Hermida is a highly regarded prospect, Segovia, not so much.

good thing minor league success automatically means major league success!

Did I ever say they did? I was simply pointing out he didn't come out of nowhere.

 

And if minor league stats don't mean major league success, why does management and virtually every fan think Hermida is a god?

 

 

well he isnt in their top 10 prospects.

 

 

he has never pitched more than a half season above AA ball.

 

 

so ya, i'd say he came out of nowhere.

 

 

Hermida is a highly regarded prospect, Segovia, not so much.

100+ innings is enough to evaluate talent

good thing minor league success automatically means major league success!

Did I ever say they did? I was simply pointing out he didn't come out of nowhere.

 

And if minor league stats don't mean major league success, why does management and virtually every fan think Hermida is a god?

 

 

well he isnt in their top 10 prospects.

 

 

he has never pitched more than a half season above AA ball.

 

 

so ya, i'd say he came out of nowhere.

 

 

Hermida is a highly regarded prospect, Segovia, not so much.

100+ innings is enough to evaluate talent

 

 

No its not. Especially not in terms of being a major league starter.

 

 

But he could do well today, the hitters I'm sure have essentially zero scouting report on him.

Its a little early for a day off, he did hit that monster bomb in DC so his swing isn't totally crap, lets see after this next 3 game series.

He actually had close to a 2nd homer in that game

ya, he did. He hit it out to the warning track in CF, if I remember correctly.

Hopefully Uggla is back on track after this game. I was beginning to suspect that Bill Robinson had somehow snuck back into the organization to teach Dan Uggla.

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