I love him, great player who i hope is the starting SS in the ASG and win MVP but i can't understand why he gets a free ride on the board about his fielding, if the team lose a game, you read in the post game thread about players who make errors in the game, but never about Ramirez, i think a great player should not only be about what he do at the plate but also on the field, he is second in the majors (might be wrong) with the most errors for SS, I truly hope he get is fielding together.

I love him, great player who i hope is the starting SS in the ASG and win MVP but i can't understand why he gets a free ride on the board about his fielding, if the team lose a game, you read in the post game thread about players who make errors in the game, but never about Ramirez, i think a great player should not only be about what he do at the plate but also on the field, he is second in the majors (might be wrong) with the most errors for SS, I truly hope he get is fielding together.

 

 

If he makes an error in a tie or close game then I'll be pissed.

 

If he makes an error in a blowout game, I'm less inclined to be upset. The are bigger holes on our defense to worry about (Cantu, Jacobs, Hermida) to begin worrying about Hanley.

Last year his fielding was crappy and he was criticized by some posters aboput it but this year his fielding has improved a little and Jacobs, Cantu and the catchers have been horrible so they've gotten most of the criticism.

Last year his fielding was crappy and he was criticized by some posters aboput it but this year his fielding has improved a little and Jacobs, Cantu and the catchers have been horrible so they've gotten most of the criticism.

 

Well, I'd say Hanley improved by a lot more than just a little (if he keeps this up, probably in the range of 10 run difference), but otherwise yeah.

hanleys errors just seem to always been in blow outs

which are mental errors