Why do I have a feeling Jason Bay is going to be more of the player we saw in 2007 instead of the player we were hoping for in 2006?
I know it is only one game, but he looked really bad last night 0 for 6.
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higherpie wrote:Unfortunately, I agree with you. I think we've seen the best of Bay.
Also, the pop up that he lost in the lights in the 9th inning of a perfect illustration of why MLB needs to come up with a "team error" rule. That pop up was ruled a single, which means the 2 runs scored with 2 outs on that "single" were scored as earned runs. If the official scorer had the option of ruling that "single" a "team error" instead (instead of an error against Bay), the line on Capps would have been much more accurate. He gave up the walks and allowed inherited runners to score, but he also should have been out of the inning before those additional runners scored, because of the "team error".
Yoda wrote:That's silly. He lost the ball in the air so I'm not sure how that can qualify as an error let alone dinging the entire team for it. If you saw the game, Capps deserved every single run against him since he put those guys on base. He was terrible against every hitter.
Amazinz wrote:Looked like an error to me although I don't think you necessarily need a "team error" in order to get this call right. That was an error on Bay if I am scoring the game.
Amazinz wrote:Looked like an error to me although I don't think you necessarily need a "team error" in order to get this call right. That was an error on Bay if I am scoring the game.
Field wrote:He has said a few times that his knee isn't really any better than it was last year so I wouldn't expect him to return to 2006 form.
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