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    • The JPA egregious mistake tracking thread
  • 4/9/12
  • spankster101

Yeah out of how many? How many has he blocked? You forgot to ad that.

Seriously?

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  • 4/9/12
  • paber25
lol get use to this with the jays not willing to spend or go over 5 years for top talent lol all your gonna get is garbage classis jays try to win with garbage because we cant spend money lol and everyone got there hopes up this season lol
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  • 4/9/12
  • spankster101
Amen.
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  • 4/9/12
  • oakville77
so Joey Bats gets a pass on all his mistakes? and his list on JPA isn't reactionary?

Edited 4/9/12   by  oakville77
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  • 4/9/12
  • spankster101
Do you know a catcher who has never had a bad inning at times?
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  • 4/9/12
  • Frag

"4. Game 4 9th innin = blockable wild pitch"

I didn't think so. A ball thrown that hard into the dirt did not look like an easy pitch to block to me. I didn't think Yadier Molina could have stopped that pitch from getting behind him.

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  • 4/9/12
  • spankster101
LIke fap said if Santos can command, then nobody would even be talking about Arencibia.
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  • kirksaw33

Its not a mistake to make a good swing, with good timing, even if the result isn't positive. There is success and failure. Hurrying a throw while charging the ball and 2-hopping it on the money and in time also isn't a mistake. Mistakes do happen and will happen again. When a player is set up to repeat the same mistake again and again because he isn't good enough to prevent it-- then one has a problem.

When a catcher slaps his mitt at pitches it is a mistake every time. When he misses the ball, then its more noticeable. When he uses bad footwork or when he comes up with his body as a first movement instead of going downward, success just won't occur often.

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  • 4/9/12
  • kirksaw33

"A ball thrown that hard into the dirt did not look like an easy pitch to block to me."

It wasn't an easy pitch to block. It should have been blocked. Bouncing behind the plate and within 2 feet should always be blocked. Might Molina have missed it? Maybe-- maybe 1x out of 20 IMO. His mechanics and footwork are just too good to not have a huge success rate.

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  • 4/9/12
  • noxage

"Bouncing behind the plate and within 2 feet should always be blocked."

Nice to see someone actually remember where that pitch was.

In the other thread people claimed Santos missed the plate by 4 feet or threw a 55 footer lol.

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  • 4/9/12
  • kirksaw33
Hahaha! Really? He was set up outer half and the ball came in maybe 2 inches inside and bounced just behind the plate. A bad pitch but very blockable.
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  • 4/9/12
  • oakville77
if santos hits his spots, the game would of been over. you're passing the buck.
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