Just as night follows day, it a tight game this woefully undermanned bullpen will find a way to lose
Just as night follows day, it a tight game this woefully undermanned bullpen will find a way to lose
Shitty uninspired teams always find ways to lose games. That’s the 2022 Red Sox for you. Looking forward to see if 2023 will be another debacle.
It is. Partly. His team isn’t showing up ready to play. Too much brain dead/I just wanna go home baseball. It’s bs. These guys are paid to play hard for 162 games and that’s obviously not happening. Part of the fault is obviously on the players but part is on Cora too.
How many games has the bullpen lost for us this year. Got to be close to 50!
Actually, I think Pham and Chang did show up to play their very best, and the problem is they just aren't that good in the field. Pham has little range, little judgment, and not much of an arm, even for a left fielder. Chang was a pick-up they were trying out at SS and looked lost on that popup, which Bogey would have caught easily. And Strahm let the pressure get to him with that terrible pickoff throw.
It there's an area in which your theory--that guys are just going through the motions--might be true it's RISP disease, which seems to have hit the Sox especially hard this year, especially in the 2d half of the season.
Absolutely. Hill gave up 4 runs in 5 innings, and the bullpen 1 run in 3 innings. Two of the errors--by Pham and Chang--were just crappy play. Strahm had 2 outs and walked Cabrera, then made a horrible throw to 1b which put Bader on 3b. However, because Bader scored on a single to CF, the scorers decided it was an earned run under the assumption that Bader would have stolen 2b in any case.