September 1, 20206 yr Just realized we're real close to seeing the Lewin Isan Chisholm Anderson infield in action! "LICA"
September 1, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, SilverBullet said: Just realized we're real close to seeing the Lewin Isan Chisholm Anderson infield in action! "LICA" We'll see if Isan can even play, after he applied for reinstatement, they discovered he was suffering from Ligma
September 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, SongInTheAir said: We'll see if Isan can even play, after he applied for reinstatement, they discovered he was suffering from Ligma Ugh, that's almost as bad as getting Bofa.
September 2, 20206 yr 5 hours ago, SilverBullet said: Just realized we're real close to seeing the Lewin Isan Chisholm Anderson infield in action! "LICA" Miguel Rojas aka the Marlins best infielder overall would disagree. Diaz's inability to be a major league hitter also disagrees, which doesnt even touch his defensive inabilities.
September 2, 20206 yr 19 minutes ago, Das Texan said: Miguel Rojas aka the Marlins best infielder overall would disagree. Diaz's inability to be a major league hitter also disagrees, which doesnt even touch his defensive inabilities. All I said was that an infield configuration of Lewin Isan Jazz and Anderson was going to happen soon. That's essentially a fact regardless of the 2 things u mentioned.
September 2, 20206 yr 5 hours ago, SilverBullet said: I don't get it. Yeah, I don't understand that either. 10 minutes ago, SilverBullet said: All I said was that an infield configuration of Lewin Isan Jazz and Anderson was going to happen soon. That's essentially a fact regardless of the 2 things u mentioned. Where does Miggy go?
September 2, 20206 yr 1 minute ago, rmc523 said: Where does Miggy go? The point was that our projected infield of the future might actually play its first MLB game together very soon. Has nothing to do with Miggy as he won't be the starting shortstop a few years from now.
September 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, Das Texan said: Miguel Rojas aka the Marlins best infielder overall would disagree. Diaz's inability to be a major league hitter also disagrees, which doesnt even touch his defensive inabilities. What’s wrong with Diaz’s fielding? I thought he’s looked great out there.
September 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, mystikol87 said: What’s wrong with Diaz’s fielding? I thought he’s looked great out there. He had a few defensive miss plays last year which could have been nerves from having just gotten called up and @Das Texan thinks that means that Isan is a defensive liability.
September 2, 20206 yr 42 minutes ago, FishFan95 said: He had a few defensive miss plays last year which could have been nerves from having just gotten called up and @Das Texan thinks that means that Isan is a defensive liability. scouting reports have also questioned his defense.
September 2, 20206 yr 16 hours ago, SongInTheAir said: i.e. not shortstop (although with Miggy day to day he's going to play shortstop
September 2, 20206 yr I still don't get it. To assess Jazz I have to look at the 3rd baseman or first baseman?
September 2, 20206 yr 7 hours ago, Das Texan said: scouting reports have also questioned his defense. The main knock on Isan was his arm strength, thus why he’s now playing 2B and not SS. Outside of that, the industry consensus is that he’s at worst an average defender as an everyday 2nd baseman.
September 2, 20206 yr 17 hours ago, Das Texan said: Not really sure I see the point if he isnt playing everyday here. There are 29 games left in like 24 days. We need all hands on deck
September 2, 20206 yr 11 hours ago, Das Texan said: scouting reports have also questioned his defense. 3 hours ago, marlins_09 said: The main knock on Isan was his arm strength, thus why he’s now playing 2B and not SS. Outside of that, the industry consensus is that he’s at worst an average defender as an everyday 2nd baseman. Plus his limited range. However he showcased an average to slightly above average range last year based on UZR. Ultimately the only reason why he did not rate better overall on defense last year were the routine play mishaps which like I said were likely due to nerves rather than defensive limitations. His numbers should straighten out as around league average over the long haul.
September 2, 20206 yr 4 hours ago, SilverBullet said: I still don't get it. To assess Jazz I have to look at the 3rd baseman or first baseman? All I can come up with is they’re saying him being at short means he’s too athletic for first base. I honestly don’t know what they were getting at. In an attempt to be mysterious, they were so vague they basically said nothing lol
September 2, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, marlinsmaniac said: All I can come up with is they’re saying him being at short means he’s too athletic for first base. I honestly don’t know what they were getting at. In an attempt to be mysterious, they were so vague they basically said nothing lol Its a joke about jazz music (and to me a pretty funny one). They say that when listening to jazz, you have to pay attention to the notes that aren't being played as much as the notes that are being played. Nothing to do with actually assessing Jazz Chisholm 🙂 Edited September 2, 20206 yr by rmc2123
September 2, 20206 yr 4 minutes ago, rmc2123 said: Its a joke about jazz music (and to me a pretty funny one). They say that when listening to jazz, you have to pay attention to the notes that aren't being played as much as the notes that are being played. Nothing to do with actually assessing Jazz Chisholm. Solved the mystery. 🏆
September 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, rmc2123 said: Its a joke about jazz music (and to me a pretty funny one). They say that when listening to jazz, you have to pay attention to the notes that aren't being played as much as the notes that are being played. Nothing to do with actually assessing Jazz Chisholm 🙂
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