So how 'bout them Dbacks? A young team, one that was supposed to take a year or two (or three) to develop and learn to play together. A young team that some people thought would struggle a bit this year, though very quietly was some pundits dark horse pick in the preseason.
They seem to be doing alright for themselves. 11 games over .500, tied for the division lead. The young guys playing well. Really well. In fact, they're playing better than some of our so-called 'veterans'. Examples: Carlos Quentin, .214 BA. Stephen Drew, .237 BA. I realize both of these guys came up just last year, but jesus. They should both be in the .260 range at LEAST. And Quentin... if it wasn't for his 2-hit, 1 Home Run, 3-RBI performance the other night he might be below the Mendoza Line (.200), and thus in the Minors. As it is, he better hope that night launches his season, cause if he keeps playing like he has been he's on the verge of being sent down.
Hey Carlos: You don't have to hit a home run every time you come to the plate. Base hits are good too. I'm just saying...
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Dbacks Off Day
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Baltimore takes 2 of 3 vs San Diego and lose their best player in the process. DBacks should win 2 of 3 this weekend vs Balt. Bring on the Dodgers.
Monday: Penny vs. Owings
Tuesday: Billingsley vs. Edgar Gonzalez
Wednesday: Lowe vs. Webb
Thursday: Wolf vs. Hernandez
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