Luke weaver was terrible he didn't have it. The turning point was the inexperience of Jazz blunder at third. It would have been a force at third but he didn't touch the base instead he tried to tag the baserunner.

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Jeff Korell

2024年8月11日

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One thing that Aaron Boone did say is that there will be growing pains with Jazz as he learns his new position. Considering that 3B is a new position that he never before played professionally, I think Jazz is playing the position surprisingly well, but it is natural that there will be growing pains along the way, as he continues to learn the nuances of a new position he never played professionally before. So he gets a pass from me.

fuster

2024年8月10日

not quite so

an ugly loss would involve the starter, Cole, pitching poorly.

Cole pitched pretty well.

fuster

2024年8月11日

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you truly don't understand why Cole was removed from the game after 90 pitches?

you truly dont remember that Cole throw 90 the game before

and that prior to that game Cole missed a start and we were told that Gerrit had 'general body soreness"?

you will, perhaps, remember that Cole missed a few starts earlier in the season.

Cole pitched well and Boone yanked him when he threw a pre-determined number of pitches.

that it was annoying and appeared to be "too cautious" is true.

that the game immediately went into the dumpster is also true.

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