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7/21 Marlins @ Brewers

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Dobbs is worthless. Like Helms, this organization loves hanging onto old worthless washed up players way too long...

Dobbs is worthless. Like Helms, this organization loves hanging onto old worthless washed up players way too long...

 

But...but...they provide "veteran leadership".

 

Not sure I like young hitters getting advice from guys like dobbs or pierre

Dobbs is worthless. Like Helms, this organization loves hanging onto old worthless washed up players way too long...

 

But...but...they provide "veteran leadership".

 

Not sure I like young hitters getting advice from guys like dobbs or pierre

 

 

What about Justin Ruggz?

Not sure I like young hitters getting advice from guys like dobbs or pierre

Why? Because only the best ever players become the best coaches right? That's Hanley logic right there.

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I'm OK with Dobbs, cause he had an ability to be a good situational hitter before, so if he can impart that wisdom along to the younger guys (get the guy in from third with less than two outs! any way possible), then that'd be fine. But this really should be his final year with us, I'll agree.

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Dobbs is worthless. Like Helms, this organization loves hanging onto old worthless washed up players way too long...

 

But...but...they provide "veteran leadership".

 

Not sure I like young hitters getting advice from guys like dobbs or pierre

 

 

What about Justin Ruggz?

 

 

 

Defensively, he'd be fine.

Offensively ... eh.

I'm OK with Dobbs, cause he had an ability to be a good situational hitter before, so if he can impart that wisdom along to the younger guys (get the guy in from third with less than two outs! any way possible), then that'd be fine. But this really should be his final year with us, I'll agree.

 

 

I don't disagree that it should be his last year at all.

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At least Stanton tried to go the other way ... :|

 

Also, if Morrison swings at the first pitch and grounds out / flies out softly, I'm gonna flip my s***.

 

EDIT - good boy, LoMo.

 

Ozuna - you're gonna get the same treatment, though. Get a hit, dammit!

Ive never witnesed a more inept offense. Its almost become comical how bad these "professional" hitters are.

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Ive never witnesed a more inept offense. Its almost become comical how bad these "professional" hitters are.

 

 

Dobbs is the only professional hitter, Lakeshow. Gosh.

 

But in all seriousness ... inexperienced guys like Ozuna, Hech, etc., you're gonna see these things. Next year and 2015, when they're more molded as Major Leaguers, I think we'll see some improvement. At least I hope.

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