Posted September 6, 20168 yr Through all the turmoil this season, one man has been the shining star for the Marlins: YELICHHHHHH. His slash line for the season sits at .304/.379/.489, with a 134 wRC+. He has posted a career high of ISO of .187 and has hit 18 of his career 38 home runs this season. Ozuna is having a gret season too. With Stanton coming back by the end of the month, hopefully hte outfield squad will be back to perfection http://www.armchairallamericans.com/christian-yelich-enjoying-breakout-season/
September 7, 20168 yr Ozuna is absolutely terrible since the all star and all but erased the good he did in the first half.
September 7, 20168 yr games or trades? Lose the trades first, lose the games next, lose your job last.
September 7, 20168 yr Lose the trades first, lose the games next, lose your job last. That's what he put on his résumé in the objective area
September 7, 20168 yr That's what he put on his résumé in the objective area Followed by "educate the uneducated"
September 7, 20168 yr What is the complete list of hills first rounders? Im at work and not motivated to Google.
September 7, 20168 yr What is the complete list of hills first rounders? Im at work and not motivated to Google. Kolek Naylor Garret Probably more from supplemental picks, idk. Those were our first picks doe.
September 7, 20168 yr Yelich is the best handled player by the Marlins that I can remember. He's absolutely everything that people kept trying to tell me Jeremy Hermida was back in the day. Yeah I said it. Stanton gets the praise, and rightfully so, but Yelich is the kind of player you build a team around. Consistently great player, a true five tool player (maybe four if you discount arm strength), a great contract and somebody who should only improve with age. He makes absolutely no headlines with problems or an inflated ego off the field. Not to mention he's given the team around 500 at bats all three full seasons he's been in the majors. Easily my favorite Marlins player currently. It's interesting to think what his potential can be given he is just 24 years old. A sudden surge in power and he basically becomes Bryce Harper.
September 8, 20168 yr Kolek Naylor Garret Probably more from supplemental picks, idk. Those were our first picks doe. Garret was such a smart pick i highly doubt hill had anything to do with it
September 8, 20168 yr Garret was such a smart pick i highly doubt hill had anything to do with it Kolek Naylor Garret Probably more from supplemental picks, idk. Those were our first picks doe. So TJ surgery > Rodon Trade Bait Has Not Played
September 8, 20168 yr If Yelich has one of those Hanley off seasons where he gains 20lbs of muscle, watch the fuck out. Dude its tall and has a decent frame. He's just too damn skinny. He needs to hit the gym and put on some mass. Maybe he should try one of those dee off seasons
September 8, 20168 yr If Yelich has one of those Hanley off seasons where he gains 20lbs of muscle, watch the fuck out. Dude its tall and has a decent frame. He's just too damn skinny. He needs to hit the gym and put on some mass. He's been mostly healthy for 3 seasons, I'm gonna give him the benefit of the doubt. With our luck he'd bulk up and then a bunch of nagging injuries will start popping up.
September 8, 20168 yr Yelich hitting 18 HR's this year is a pleasant surprise. The only thing lacking from this guys game is a good arm. I wonder if the Marlins plan on sticking with him in CF instead of LF. Isn't he much more suited for LF, even metrics wise?
September 8, 20168 yr He's looked awesome in center and the team says they wanna play him more there to see if he can do it full time next year. Interesting experiment.
September 8, 20168 yr He's looked awesome in center and the team says they wanna play him more there to see if he can do it full time next year. Interesting experiment. indeed. easier/cheaper to fill LF as well when they trade Ozuna
September 8, 20168 yr i feel like yelich's arm is another donnie baseball type thing that just isn't based in reality. his arm is pretty league avg even at CF
September 8, 20168 yr i feel like yelich's arm is another donnie baseball type thing that just isn't based in reality. his arm is pretty league avg even at CF I feel like he has a very long wind up though.
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