The Guzman Virus
So I was reading CBS Sportsline's recap of Sunday's game, and I could not finish it, because this sentence left me too stunned to continue:
The Nationals are hitting .170 since the All-Star break.Good Lord! It's contagious!!!
So I was reading CBS Sportsline's recap of Sunday's game, and I could not finish it, because this sentence left me too stunned to continue:
The Nationals are hitting .170 since the All-Star break.Good Lord! It's contagious!!!
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I watched Guzman bat yesterday. Today a judge said that even though I got into my fifth fatal car accident, I should be allowed to work out of my "slump". Then he gave me a few million dollars. This virus has it's benefits. I do think I've gained some weight though...
So this team has trouble scoring runs, right? So why does the person who's managing this time routinely leave its best hitter(Church) out of his lineup. Indeed, does any other team, regardless of its level of success, routinely leave its best hitter out of the lineup?
That lineup on Sunday was a recipe for lack of runs, and thus another powerful testament to Robinson's utter incompetence. I can understand that Schneider sometimes needs a rest, but when that Bennett is substituted, you lose a great deal of offensive punch. So, on the same day that you choose to do this, do you also platoon Byrd for Church? And then, on top of that, insert Guzman for Carroll?
Robinson's work here was very offfensive, but not in the sense that the team needs it to be.
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