George "Jefferson" Kirby game thread

[seth8734]

If we can find away to get Miller from Athletics and give Stanek and Munoz some breaks would be amazing. Playing on the wrong team!

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Wow 4 hits!!! The Mariners are hittin' the cover off the ball.

[Pharmabro]

Last mariners starting pitcher to allow more than 2 ER was George Kirby on April 9…

Again let's see how they handle ELITE offense in the Braves. That's their biggest test to show if they are for real!

The DBacks entered as the # 1 scoring offense in baseball

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Was that France and Haniger in the video?

No, Jorge Polanco and Mitch Garver.

I haven't watched a Mariners game in 20 years. I doubt i could identify most of the players if i saw them face to face.

[Pharmabro]

Atlanta Travis d’Arnaud does not really have a track record of being this good 160s OPS+ from a 100 OPS+ bat.

JK is back down to a 113 OPS+ after scorching for a few weeks.

Riley was a big time bat for them last year and is at a 96 this year.

Olson was an MVP conversation type last year b it is at a 111 OPS= so far

Ozuna has a 200 OPS+ as a 33 year old with a 116 career

They have a good lineup but I don’t know if they are great. They have performed well as a unit 127 OPS+ so far but did Travis suddenly become an MVP candidate or is he the fringe average bat he has been his whole career?

They are good and are a major market team so they will present a huge challenge even with their Ace out.

[desbcoach]

Last mariners starting pitcher to allow more than 2 ER was George Kirby on April 9…

Again let's see how they handle ELITE offense in the Braves. That's their biggest test to show if they are for real!

The DBacks entered as the # 1 scoring offense in baseball

Yes they have averaged 5.7 runs a game but the marine layer of T-Mobile is kills everything LOl maybe it is the pitching g

[Donn Beach]

Brash, interestingly, seems they aren't even dealing with pain. Before sports medicine a pitcher get a dead arm and that was that

. While Brash had thrown well in his previous outings, able to dial up the intensity and work with more complex pitch shapes, he hadn’t been bouncing back as quickly as the team had initially hoped between throwing sessions. Apparently, this has been a pattern for Brash, who would be fine during the outing, but then post-throw, feeling tightness or heaviness, with the feeling being slower to grow away between each outing. Instead of the down time getting smaller, towards the end it was taking him longer and longer to bounce back between outings, a problem that apparently came to a head after yesterday’s session.

“Yesterday he threw and did not feel good at all,” said Hollander. “I think his words were ‘every throw felt bad.’ That was our position last night and we are concerned.