The Roar: A train wreck continues
Posted: Mon May 08, 2017 8:38 pm
So, hi and welcome back to The Roar. I just have to say, you all should be impressed with how bad our team is. I mean, only 2 of our starting 9 hitters are hitting above .260, and 6 of them- 6- are hitting under .225. Only 2 of our 5 SPs have ERAs under 4- Jimenez at 3.99- and none of them have a winning record. None of our relievers has an ERA under 2.50, and only 2 of them are under 3.00. Even more astounding, none of our 3 minor league affiliates currently in a season have a winning record. One of them, Eindhoven at AAA, is even worse than we are, going just 15-37 so far for a .288 winning percent.
Somehow, Amsterdam is not the worst team in the league, or even second. According to the newest power rankings, we are better than both Yuma and London. With no disrespect intended, a team of nine-year-old blind people would be better than London. Then again, it's starting to look like that is exactly what we have.
Oh well. At least none of this can be laid at my feet! I came in to manage this team after all of these horrible moves had been made. But Bob, you were the one who traded Carlos Rivera for a SP who's 2-5 with a 3.99 ERA, and a RP who has an ERA of 10.80 since joining Amsterdam. Shut up, internal monologue.
So that's it for today. Signing off for now, Bob Weinberg, dying slowly watching this godawful team.
Somehow, Amsterdam is not the worst team in the league, or even second. According to the newest power rankings, we are better than both Yuma and London. With no disrespect intended, a team of nine-year-old blind people would be better than London. Then again, it's starting to look like that is exactly what we have.
Oh well. At least none of this can be laid at my feet! I came in to manage this team after all of these horrible moves had been made. But Bob, you were the one who traded Carlos Rivera for a SP who's 2-5 with a 3.99 ERA, and a RP who has an ERA of 10.80 since joining Amsterdam. Shut up, internal monologue.
So that's it for today. Signing off for now, Bob Weinberg, dying slowly watching this godawful team.