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RE: 2022 Giants thread - lex24 - 08-07-2022
Time to go on 17-3 run……
RE: 2022 Giants thread - OutsiderFan - 08-07-2022
I DGAF what the Giants W-L record is the rest of the season. At this point I hope they lose every game to get better draft position in 2023, but I do care about the development of players who might be on the team in 3 seasons...
Joey Bart
https://theathletic.com/mlb/team/sf-giants/
RE: 2022 Giants thread - lex24 - 08-07-2022
(08-07-2022, 10:06 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: I DGAF what the Giants W-L record is the rest of the season. At this point I hope they lose every game to get better draft position in 2023, but I do care about the development of players who might be on the team in 3 seasons...
Joey Bart
https://theathletic.com/mlb/team/sf-giants/
I DGAF what you DGAF or DoGAF about.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Giants - 08-07-2022
(08-07-2022, 10:08 AM)lex24 Wrote:(08-07-2022, 10:06 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: I DGAF what the Giants W-L record is the rest of the season. At this point I hope they lose every game to get better draft position in 2023, but I do care about the development of players who might be on the team in 3 seasons...
Joey Bart
https://theathletic.com/mlb/team/sf-giants/
I DGAF what you DGAF or DoGAF about.
An enduring mystery…..
Why would a person who doesn’t give a …. about the Giants visit a thread that is dedicated to the team? That tells me that either the person must care deeply about the team’s fortunes or the person has nothing better to do than troll others who do follow the team.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - OutsiderFan - 08-07-2022
(08-07-2022, 10:20 AM)Giants Wrote:(08-07-2022, 10:08 AM)lex24 Wrote:(08-07-2022, 10:06 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: I DGAF what the Giants W-L record is the rest of the season. At this point I hope they lose every game to get better draft position in 2023, but I do care about the development of players who might be on the team in 3 seasons...
Joey Bart
https://theathletic.com/mlb/team/sf-giants/
I DGAF what you DGAF or DoGAF about.
An enduring mystery…..
Why would a person who doesn’t give a …. about the Giants visit a thread that is dedicated to the team? That tells me that either the person must care deeply about the team’s fortunes or the person has nothing better to do than troll others who do follow the team.
What is exactly so hard to grasp about caring for the future but not the current present? The post is not about me. It's about Joey Bart.
The only reason I gave my feelings is because I don't want y'all saying I shouldn't be posting when I don't care. Just making clear I don't care one iota about the Giants' record the rest of the season. I care about the future and the development of players who hold promise to improve the team after this season.
I just wish there was more interest talking about Harrison, Brown, Schmitt, Luciano, Waites, Dabovich, Aldrete, Matos, Ramos, etc.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - lex24 - 08-07-2022
(08-07-2022, 10:38 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote:(08-07-2022, 10:20 AM)Giants Wrote:(08-07-2022, 10:08 AM)lex24 Wrote:(08-07-2022, 10:06 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: I DGAF what the Giants W-L record is the rest of the season. At this point I hope they lose every game to get better draft position in 2023, but I do care about the development of players who might be on the team in 3 seasons...
Joey Bart
https://theathletic.com/mlb/team/sf-giants/
I DGAF what you DGAF or DoGAF about.
An enduring mystery…..
Why would a person who doesn’t give a …. about the Giants visit a thread that is dedicated to the team? That tells me that either the person must care deeply about the team’s fortunes or the person has nothing better to do than troll others who do follow the team.
What is exactly so hard to grasp about caring for the future but not the current present? The post is not about me. It's about Joey Bart.
The only reason I gave my feelings is because I don't want y'all saying I shouldn't be posting when I don't care. Just making clear I don't care one iota about the Giants' record the rest of the season. I care about the future and the development of players who hold promise to improve the team after this season.
I just wish there was more interest talking about Harrison, Brown, Schmitt, Luciano, Waites, Dabovich, Aldrete, Matos, Ramos, etc.
Actually the post was about you. Letting us know that you DGAF…..
As for the prospects, most the info I get is on The Athletic. As I don’t see them in person, or for that matter, on TV, I don’t have much to add to what I read. Obviously hoping that we see much of that list at SF by ‘24. Not sure we see much of it prior to then. Perhaps Ramos if he picks it up at Sac. Maybe Harrison sometime next year if he continues his fast progression.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Phogge - 08-07-2022
Ramos sucks.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - OutsiderFan - 08-08-2022
The post was not about me. It was about Joey Bart. I said why I said I DGAF about this current season to preemptively respond to those who say you can't be a fan of Joey Bart and give up on a season. Anyway...
Melissa Lockard recently interviewed the Giants farm director in The Athletic. One thing he said that stood out to me was it's possible Vaun Brown could be moved up to Richmond this month. He is being touted as a 5-tool player and has caught the eye of scouts across MLB who wonder how the Giants found him.
The other thing that stood out was a little info on 1st rd pick Reggie Crawford. The Giants are going to develop him as a Shohei Ohtani type, giving him opportunity to DH and Pitch. But I've seen some scouting reports that say it's possible he becomes a reliever. The fact Crawford can hit before he can throw, means he'll get a lot of time to develop his plate skills while recovering from TJ. How cool would it be to have a closer who is an every day DH? Obviously a long, long way to go, but the most intriguing prospect the Giants have had in my memory.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Mick - 08-08-2022
(08-08-2022, 03:52 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: The post was not about me. It was about Joey Bart. I said why I said I DGAF about this current season to preemptively respond to those who say you can't be a fan of Joey Bart and give up on a season. Anyway...
Melissa Lockard recently interviewed the Giants farm director in The Athletic. One thing he said that stood out to me was it's possible Vaun Brown could be moved up to Richmond this month. He is being touted as a 5-tool player and has caught the eye of scouts across MLB who wonder how the Giants found him.
The other thing that stood out was a little info on 1st rd pick Reggie Crawford. The Giants are going to develop him as a Shohei Ohtani type, giving him opportunity to DH and Pitch. But I've seen some scouting reports that say it's possible he becomes a reliever. The fact Crawford can hit before he can throw, means he'll get a lot of time to develop his plate skills while recovering from TJ. How cool would it be to have a closer who is an every day DH? Obviously a long, long way to go, but the most intriguing prospect the Giants have had in my memory.
Brown took a leap his junior year in college, then another his senior year in college, and is currently scalding the ball in San Jose with a .347/.428/.636/1.064 line. Hope he continues to progress.
Vaun Brown College, Amateur & Minor Leagues Statistics & History | Baseball-Reference.com
And Joey Bart's 8 for 17 since his week with the instructors. Hopefully he's turned a corner.
lex24 - lex24 - 08-08-2022
(08-08-2022, 06:29 AM)Mick Wrote:(08-08-2022, 03:52 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: The post was not about me. It was about Joey Bart. I said why I said I DGAF about this current season to preemptively respond to those who say you can't be a fan of Joey Bart and give up on a season. Anyway...
Melissa Lockard recently interviewed the Giants farm director in The Athletic. One thing he said that stood out to me was it's possible Vaun Brown could be moved up to Richmond this month. He is being touted as a 5-tool player and has caught the eye of scouts across MLB who wonder how the Giants found him.
The other thing that stood out was a little info on 1st rd pick Reggie Crawford. The Giants are going to develop him as a Shohei Ohtani type, giving him opportunity to DH and Pitch. But I've seen some scouting reports that say it's possible he becomes a reliever. The fact Crawford can hit before he can throw, means he'll get a lot of time to develop his plate skills while recovering from TJ. How cool would it be to have a closer who is an every day DH? Obviously a long, long way to go, but the most intriguing prospect the Giants have had in my memory.
Brown took a leap his junior year in college, then another his senior year in college, and is currently scalding the ball in San Jose with a .347/.428/.636/1.064 line. Hope he continues to progress.
Vaun Brown College, Amateur & Minor Leagues Statistics & History | Baseball-Reference.com
And Joey Bart's 8 for 17 since his week with the instructors. Hopefully he's turned a corner.
21-75 with 5 HRs since coming back. Plus he looks like a different hitter. Still gonna strike out a lot. But the quality of his PAs have improved dramatically.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Phogge - 08-08-2022
I’ve Ben posting about Vaun Brown for weeks. Apparently OF is not concerned with anybody else’s opinions. But then again I DGAF.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - OutsiderFan - 08-08-2022
(08-08-2022, 10:13 AM)Phogge Wrote: I’ve Ben posting about Vaun Brown for weeks. Apparently OF is not concerned with anybody else’s opinions. But then again I DGAF.
The whole reason I am here is to share opinions and ideas with others. I DGAF about what anyone thinks about me here, but I am interested to see what others think about the topics discussed here, otherwise I wouldn't be here.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Phogge - 08-08-2022
Ok, let’s agree with most of the Bull Goose Looneys still around.. we don’t GAF what you GAF about.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Mick - 08-08-2022
Alex Wood got his 8th win, a 1-0- masterpiece. Padres struck out 15 Giants , including Slater and Bart twice each and new Giant JD Davis 3 times. Longoria, Davis, Crawford singled in consecutive at bats, bases juiced, no outs.
Giants are 54-55, one game under .500, but 5.5 back of the Padres for the last wild card slot. Estrada sac fly to center for the only run. Bart walked, loading the bases again, Gonzales struck out, Slater grounded out to first. Fun game at Petco tonight.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Giants - 08-08-2022
Proving once again that KC made the right call not sending the runner home v. SF in Game 7 of the ‘14 World Series. Challenging Crawford is a fool’s errand….
RE: 2022 Giants thread - BostonCard - 08-08-2022
Do I even want to know what the Padres record has been since they “won” the Soto sweepstakes?
BC
RE: 2022 Giants thread - OutsiderFan - 08-09-2022
The Padres are PRETENDERS. I didn't believe the Soto trade was going to all of a sudden make them legit contenders. It was really confusing to me why all the commentators were talking about getting Soto as some key to post-season relevance for a few years. Yes, he's a great hitter, but since when has having the best hitter been the key to World Series wins?
You know what's key to post season relevance? Having Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer as your 1 & 2 starters. It's one thing to get smoked by the Fodgers in L.A. It's quite another to be silenced into a bagel at home against the Giants. Maybe given how dominant Wood is at Petco Park, the Padres should have traded for him instead of Soto.
Nothing epitomizes the Padres more than the highlight I saw of Machado loafing out of the box after hitting a ball that would bounce off the wall in RF, and being held to a single. The Padres are the Cal Football of MLB, always clamoring for respect they haven't earned on the field, and always failing when the spotlight is on them when they have the opportunity for a breakthrough. They now trail the Phillies in the WC and are just 1 game up on the Brewers for WC #3. LOL if they miss the playoffs.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - lex24 - 08-09-2022
(08-08-2022, 11:01 PM)Giants Wrote: Proving once again that KC made the right call not sending the runner home v. SF in Game 7 of the ‘14 World Series. Challenging Crawford is a fool’s errand….
Gordon would have been out by 10 feet.
(08-09-2022, 05:20 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: The Padres are PRETENDERS. I didn't believe the Soto trade was going to all of a sudden make them legit contenders. It was really confusing to me why all the commentators were talking about getting Soto as some key to post-season relevance for a few years. Yes, he's a great hitter, but since when has having the best hitter been the key to World Series wins?
You know what's key to post season relevance? Having Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer as your 1 & 2 starters. It's one thing to get smoked by the Fodgers in L.A. It's quite another to be silenced into a bagel at home against the Giants. Maybe given how dominant Wood is at Petco Park, the Padres should have traded for him instead of Soto.
Nothing epitomizes the Padres more than the highlight I saw of Machado loafing out of the box after hitting a ball that would bounce off the wall in RF, and being held to a single. The Padres are the Cal Football of MLB, always clamoring for respect they haven't earned on the field, and always failing when the spotlight is on them when they have the opportunity for a breakthrough. They now trail the Phillies in the WC and are just 1 game up on the Brewers for WC #3. LOL if they miss the playoffs.
Well, it was key to the Nats winning the WS.
Soto, Drury, Bell and Hader madke the Pads significantly better. And gives them a better shot.
I’m not gonna make a judgment about 5 games. Takes awhile to mesh sometimes. Tatis back in a couple weeks should help. So,it’s a tad early to bury the Pads. You also miss the fact that they have elite pitching. They will, I believe, put it together and get hot.
But it’s hard to see anyone beating the Dodgers. 74-33. And they have May, Trienen and probably Buehler coming back. Only question is if Gonsolin and Anderson are truly this good. But if they fade, May and Buehler can step in. It’s disgusting how the Dodgers are.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - OutsiderFan - 08-09-2022
(08-09-2022, 07:01 AM)lex24 Wrote: It’s disgusting how the Dodgers are.
No truer words have ever been written. It's like the rules of baseball don't apply to them. Every player in that uniform seems to get sprinkled with pixie dust and then when they leave they aren't nearly as good.
That said, my kingdom for Trea Turner.
RE: 2022 Giants thread - Mick - 08-09-2022
(08-08-2022, 11:47 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Do I even want to know what the Padres record has been since they “won” the Soto sweepstakes?
BC
1-5. Beat the Rockies his first night on the team (he went 2/5), then lost five in a row. Lost the last series game to the Rockies, swept by the Dodgers, lost to Giants last night. The problem's not Soto, he's 6/20 with a pair of walks since he joined them.