August 21, 20197 yr Let him take his lumps. He'll learn from them. I'm not saying he'll be this good, but think of it like how the Yankees went with Aaron Judge. Call-up August of 2016, played through struggles the rest of the way, and went off the next year. I think Isan can do something like that. It's good to be humbled sometimes.
August 21, 20197 yr Let's give up on him. He's had plenty of time to prove himself and he's failed miserably.
August 21, 20197 yr 100% just let him finish this season out with major League club. I don't even really evaluate what he's done so far, kinda just look at them as reps. I kind of expect him to go 0-3/4 every night. Let him learn.
August 21, 20197 yr For anyone who wants to send him down to the minors, ask yourself: Did it help Brinson? He has proven himself in the minors. He will either get it in the big leagues or he was never gonna succeed anyway.
August 21, 20197 yr Trade him for Fernando Rodney Not a good enough prospect. We should trade Bleday AND Sixto for Rodney.
August 21, 20197 yr Not a good enough prospect. We should trade Bleday AND Sixto for Rodney. Bleday and Sixto are both busts waiting to happen anyway so they should.
August 21, 20197 yr Author To a top prospect that just coming to the majors, you hope he would figures things out ASAP.
August 21, 20197 yr Diaz wouldn't be enough for Rodney. It would take someone way better, like Gallen.
August 21, 20197 yr To a top prospect that just coming to the majors, you hope he would figures things out ASAP. Of course but it doesn't always work that way and, in some ways, having to overcome some early adversity is good for development too.
August 21, 20197 yr He's been a slow starter in new leagues so far in his career so he's pretty much on track. He'll get acclimated to it eventually. A lot of his offensive issues right now (or at least what i've seen" is him not being aggressive early in the count. he's almost TOO patient and gets himself into pitcher's counts too often.
August 21, 20197 yr Wouldn't be a very good team. I thought the rule was that whenever the Marlins give up on a player, they excel in the location they end up in. I'm expecting Isan to win the MVP for the Gainesville Wallbangers.
August 21, 20197 yr Through 135 PA (40 games), this one guy hit .220/ .281/.390 with just 5 HR. With a .672 OPS, the Angels should have DFA'd Mike Trout before he got expensive, but now they're stuck with him. Oh well. The lesson is: If a prospect doesn't immediately look like an MVP in this first 10 to 40 games, time to move on.
August 23, 20197 yr I dont know why anyone is really fucking surprised if you had bothered to read a fucking scouting report.
August 23, 20197 yr It is always funny seeing people actually give up on a guy this fast. I know most of the replies are jokes, but some aren't.
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