Biggest Contribution: Jack Wilson, +12.7%
Biggest Suckfest: Josh Wilson, -17.9%
Most Important AB: Josh Wilson strikeout, -17.3%
Most Important Pitch: Hall homer, -19.9%
Total Contribution by Pitcher(s): +5.6%
Total Contribution by Lineup: -55.6%
Total Contribution by Opposition: 0.0%
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So what does this mean for Wak?
Mariner Melee - July 23, 2010
How would any of us have any idea?
Something. It means something.
Jeff Sullivan - July 23, 2010
I meant purely on the speculation side of things.
Mariner Melee - July 23, 2010
I get the sense that Jeff doesn't think there's much value in speculating about that.
Jeff Nye - July 23, 2010
How would you have any idea?
Something. He thinks something.
DrunkAmerican - July 24, 2010
Assuming Wak benched Figgins for the bad play at second
I think benching Figgins mid-game was the kind of snap decision Wak may come to regret. Given all the crappy plays M’s players have made recently, it just smacks of singling a guy out. First of all…he needs to hear Figgins’ side of the story. Then, if what he hears isn’t satisfactory, he may choose to give him a day off.
Chone may not like it but at least nobody ends up with Russell Branyan’s foot up their ass. Or, more importanly, with a lot of embarrassing questions from the media. I really think this doesn’t reflect well on the manager. But what Z thinks of it…who knows?
short - July 23, 2010
Baker says Z isn't happy.
Mariner Melee - July 24, 2010
Really?
I thought Jack Z would be overjoyed. I mean, rubbing his hands going “WHOO HOO! I’ve got a bunch of people we’ve invested a lot of money in that are 23 games under .500, hitting like they should be on the roster in Tacoma, showed the collective IQ slightly lower than a baseball this week, and now they are getting into fights! Man, it don’t git no better ’n this!”
Henry H - July 24, 2010
What would Figgins's side of the story be?
Freneau - July 24, 2010
Perhaps he did not see the ball.
This excuse would also help to justify his average plate appearance this season.
Henry H - July 24, 2010
There was a difference in what Figgins did (or didn't do)...
Figgins didn’t “hustle” after the ball, he just let it go by without attempting to retrieve it. Just stood there and watched. The baserunning mistakes were brain farts, but weren’t lazy, they just were not attentive. I think that’s the difference in Wak’s eyes. I love that Figgins got benched but wish Wak would’ve at least done the same to Lopez because his “error” was more egregious.
basebliman - July 24, 2010
I thought you would be the expert on it, Mr. Mariner Melee
Janic - July 23, 2010
More Hot Pockets!
CapSea - July 24, 2010
Great graphic. This game was all kinds of f#$%@ed.
TrustBaseball - July 23, 2010
You know, I really do think Milton Bradley's counseling sessions are working like a charm!
ThundaPC - July 23, 2010
I agree
Sirbunt - July 24, 2010
I'd like to see Lopez wearing Andy Capp's cap.
msb - July 23, 2010
That was quite the kerfluffle
Gihyou - July 24, 2010
Now on pace for about 536 runs.
Which is kinda low.
Manzanillos Cup - July 24, 2010
Justin Smoak had his first walk tonight. Progress!
MT Olson - July 24, 2010
Whoa Branyan quotes are amazing. There is so much composure.
Slurvey - July 24, 2010
Is this like the time when Adrian Beltre picked Ryan Franklin up by the throat, slammed him against the wall, and threatened to kill him?
Because that was awesome.
Goose - July 24, 2010
I want to buy a Bryanan tee shirt.
Robert - July 24, 2010 via mobile
MRINERS
Decatur - July 24, 2010 via mobile
This was back when I thought that he had strangled Lopez.
Robert - July 24, 2010
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