Is Trash.

 

I assume Marlins are committed to this stupid little experiment the rest of the season though?  

Wish they would just bring up the guy they got from the Brewers instead, tbh. 

When did the Marlins get Austin Jackson? I thought he retired in 2018?

25 minutes ago, SilverBullet said:

When did the Marlins get Austin Jackson? I thought he retired in 2018?

You thought wrong

Is this like how Cliff Floyd is actually Cornelius Clifford Floyd?  Is Alex Jackson actually Austin Alex Jackson?

Pretty sure you mean Alex.

 

Either way. Yes, committing til the end of year, why not?

Based on the title, I am pretty sure that @Das Texan never attended North Florida.

1 hour ago, SonOfJack said:

Based on the title, I am pretty sure that @Das Texan never attended North Florida.

Sounds like the South Harmon Institute of Technology to me. 

1 hour ago, Michael said:

Pretty sure you mean Alex.

 

Either way. Yes, committing til the end of year, why not?

ya him too.

Shows you how awful the guy is.

1 hour ago, Michael said:

Pretty sure you mean Alex.

 

Either way. Yes, committing til the end of year, why not?

because even though he is struggling so far in AAA for the Marlins, Payton Henry sounds like a far more intriguing and better long term prospect?  

Jackson is the trash catcher all assumed he was.

Especially the Braves. 

 

 

They need to acquire a catcher this off-season, a legit MLB starter.

1 minute ago, SonOfJack said:

They need to acquire a catcher this off-season, a legit MLB starter.

Seems like the same theme that was stated following the 2020 season. 

1 minute ago, Das Texan said:

Seems like the same theme that was stated following the 2020 season. 

Yeah well the cheap fucks didn't even TRY to sign Realmuto when he was such an obvious perfect player to sign

You'd hope they go even harder for a catcher this offseason. They had questions about Alfaro a year ago and he answered those questions pretty conclusively once again so there shouldn't be any excuses to not move on from him now. He's proven he isn't the guy.

 

Just now, SilverBullet said:

You'd hope they go even harder for a catcher this offseason. They had questions about Alfaro a year ago and he answered those questions pretty conclusively once again so there shouldn't be any excuses to not move on from him now. He's proven he isn't the guy.

 

When they benched him for Wallach in playoffs, that should have confirmed it IMO. Huge mistake sticking with him after that.

too bad the market for free agent catchers is pretty fucking thin.

 

the trade market wont be much more robust.

 

opportunity lost. 

8 minutes ago, SonOfJack said:

When they benched him for Wallach in playoffs, that should have confirmed it IMO. Huge mistake sticking with him after that.

Agreed but I'm saying they even gave him another year to confirm it and he double stamped it lol.

This goes back to my post of a few weeks ago about Kim Ng, having 2021 under her belt is gonna make her 2022 decisions even more amplified because she got a full season of this crap already. Nothing should be a question mark for her anymore.