[OutsiderFan]

Just saw Logan Webb's comments that will be the source of much discussion in Giants world. I'm sure most everyone reading this has too, so won't re-cap it.

We can fit his comments into any possible explanation we want given his lack of specifics, but I will say it's GREAT to see the team leader calling out team management for not having a winning culture, and to get its act together because he wants to win.

I hope - man do I hope - that this is Webb's way of saying it's time to end the squeeze every ounce of nerd-based match-up analytics nonsense. Baseball is suppose to be fun and entertaining. The Giants have turned it into a game played by accountants looking at spreadsheets, and it is awful to watch. That approach - I'm assuming - disengages not only fans but the players, who never know when they might play, and where, in the field, or in the lineup.

Hopefully Webb wants to see a set lineup. Hopefully he wants to see a commitment to the young guys so they can get in routines and know their roles are the same each and every day. Hopefully he wants to see the best athletes playing the most. And most of all, hopefully he wants to see Starting Pitchers be Starting Pitchers again, and not do this fewest innings pitched by starters nonsense at the MLB and MiLB levels anymore.

[OutsiderFan]

Just saw Logan Webb's comments that will be the source of much discussion in Giants world. I'm sure most everyone reading this has too, so won't re-cap it.

We can fit his comments into any possible explanation we want given his lack of specifics, but I will say it's GREAT to see the team leader calling out team management for not having a winning culture, and to get its act together because he wants to win.

I hope - man do I hope - that this is Webb's way of saying it's time to end the squeeze every ounce of nerd-based match-up analytics nonsense. Baseball is suppose to be fun and entertaining. The Giants have turned it into a game played by accountants looking at spreadsheets, and it is awful to watch. That approach - I'm assuming - disengages not only fans but the players, who never know when they might play, and where, in the field, or in the lineup.

Hopefully Webb wants to see a set lineup. Hopefully he wants to see a commitment to the young guys so they can get in routines and know their roles are the same each and every day. Hopefully he wants to see the best athletes playing the most. And most of all, hopefully he wants to see Starting Pitchers be Starting Pitchers again, and not do this fewest innings pitched by starters nonsense at the MLB and MiLB levels anymore.