Jesus Christ.
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They are more likely to trade Baez. Due to the overload in the infield.
Rizzo-Bryant-Russell-Soler are untouchable. Schwarber and Baez are just below them.
Rizzo-Bryant-Russell-Soler are untouchable. Schwarber and Baez are just below them.
Also. Bases loaded no outs HAS to turn into more than one run when you are down six. It's time to launch threes.
Am I a homer to think more of Schwarber than Bryant? I know Bryant's sucking ass in this post-season is apart of why I think this way but Bryant had 26 HRs and 99 RBIs in basically a whole season and Schwarber had 16 HRs and 43 RBIs in much less time. I feel like Schwarber has more upside plus he's performed in the post-season setting records while Bryant has sucked.
This thread is TL;DR.............. has anyone said........ Oh well there's always next year, we will kill it! ?
Ignore stewie he is trolling... Plus, schwarber is not a terrible outfielder. Considering he didn't play it until 3/4 of the way through the season he's doing an admirable job
Yes. Bryant is a future hall of famer. Kyle may be, too, but even as an IU guy, I'd keep Bryant over him.
Obviously I really want to see both stay cubs for a very long time.
Have you bothered to watch the cubs at all this year? Bryant is a great all around player, and will be NL Rookie of the Year. Schwarber is nothing but a power hitter right now, and a liability out in the field.
I hope you are right. Right now Bryant's total collapse in the playoffs is annoying me. Post-season is everything and he's shitting the bed badly.
Watched and attended a game. Based on the stats, they were comparable in the regular season. In the post-season, not so much. Mr rookie of the year has done next to nothing when it mattered.
From a team point of view, postseason is everything. From an indivual point of view, it's nothing. Sample size is too small. Don't let it affect your judgment.
He's the only one batting a damb in the postseason. The Cubs will soon be the Colts of baseball.
Jesus is Lord.
Amen.
I've learned this about myself recently because both my kids play sports. I don't mind losing to a team that passes the 'eye' test. I can't stand when my daughter's vball team loses to a team full of fat girls who look like a Special Olympics team. I don't mind when the other team looks 'good'. That being said, not being able to hit against Jabba 'Colon' the Hutt is making me mental.
Yep, that's him...lol
...making a bare handed catch to save his own asre because he completely misplayed the ball.
My freshman year at IUB, I watched Colon pitch in the World Series. I can't believe he's still a thing.
Trade him to the American League. You might get some real value there at this point in his career.
Please post any article that states that, I've not seen one and I read alot of press about the Cubs. So, yes, I need proof. I'll guess that the writer of said article is an asshat. As are you if you believe it.
Schwarber isn't going anywhere.
You do realize that he'd been playing catcher in the minors prior to being brought up. And then started at catcher when he broke into the majors. So, he's had basically no instructional time at left field at the major league level. Plus, he's only been a pro player for two years.
You tell me, asshat - you want to trade a potential generationally great hitter for pitching? You don't need to trade for pitching; you just sign it in free agency.
Asshat.
Where did I say trade him? I just always think he'll be below average on defense that's all. Calm down there sir.
