I know that this is an unpopular stance around this board, but i'd just like to note that todd coffey once again gave up a big hit in this game, that basically put them out of it with the weather conditions. It just seems to me that every time coffey gets put in a clutch situation he folds under pressure. I am just so tired of this bullpen not ever being able to hold anything down, it gets ridiculous after awhile. on a lighter note, victor santos looked stellar thus far!
His pitch selection was poor, but the bags were full, right? Pretty tough spot.Originally Posted by mroby85
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Get used to the bullpen...WK spent so much time and money on "upgrading" the pen and it doesn't look a whole lot better than last year.
He was brought into a bad situation and got 2 hitters to put the ball on the ground. Unfortunately one of them found a hole in the infield.
It's one game.
thats why in high leverage situations a guy who can K people is more desireable than one that induces GO ...
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but it wasn't one game last season. when did he fail last year? when he was put into the closers role and had some pressure put on him. as far as im concerned guys that can't perform under pressure are worthless, he's no more than a mop up guy. you could tell he was going to choke when he came in, by the way he was breathing heavy, he has the stuff to be great, but he doesn't have that killer mentality like good relievers do which makes him even more frustrating to me.
That probably has something to do with his inclination to sprint to the mound, which I really wish he would stop doing.
Or maybe it's a bad Mike Fetters impression.
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I don't like Coffey either but what can you do about it
We can't do anything, but what is this message board for?
It was founded on the idea of intelligent discussion.
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You're kidding, right?It was founded on the idea of intelligent discussion.
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great thread. :thumbdown :thumbdown
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