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I’m away for a couple of days, when I come back I’m logged out and have no idea what my password is.....this is a Monday.
Today lineups, Our old friend Eric Thames is DHing. No Randal Grichuk tonight, it sounds like he’ll be day-to-day. And Panik in at third.
After a few games my main complaint is that with a 60-game season and 15 guys in the bullpen I’m wanting Charlie to have a quicker hook. It is going to take a bit to figure out who should have which role but we should be able to pull guys who clearly don’t have it that night.
And Montoyo’s excuse for letting Giles stay out on the mound doesn’t work:
Charlie Montoyo on Ken Giles' 9th inning:
— Keegan Matheson (@KeeganMatheson) July 26, 2020
"His command wasn't there, but he looked fine. He never complained or anything. So that's why I thought he was fine the whole time."
If you think he ‘looked fine’ then a career in baseball management might not be for you.
We asked on the bench, but he was fine. He said he was fine. We called from the bench and he said he was fine.
No, this isn’t the way things work, you have to use your eyes. He is a baseball player, they will always say they are fine. “They noticed the velocity dip”. That could have been a hint, yes, but looking at him on the mound was more than a hint. I also think the training staff could have been more proactive too.
Anyway, Giles is having a MRI today. I’m guessing he’ll end up on the IL, but I’ll hope it isn’t overly serious.
My math skills aren’t what they used to be, but 11 players testing positive (to this point), and 3 guys on the taxi squad. I’d think the Marlins will need to bring up guys from the 17 extras on the 60-man roster.
The #MLB hope is to regroup today as #Marlins remain quarantined in Philly &, depending on today's test results, team would bus to Baltimore & play tomorrow's game there instead of Miami w/others from "taxi squad" joining club there and subbing in, according to industry sources
— Scott Miller (@ScottMillerBbl) July 27, 2020
Ummmm shouldn’t this be the same for all players?
To limit risk of COVID-19, #BlueJays infielder Santiago Espinal says he doesn't leave his hotel room unless he's going to the ballpark
— Ben Nicholson-Smith (@bnicholsonsmith) July 27, 2020
"I don't even go out. I order my food in the room, I eat in the room, I do everything in the room ... I want to be careful with what's going on"