Better Defensively

[HUGG]

Since way before Eduardo Perez.

It's almost like it's the players they've had...

[Todd]

Kind of why I said past several years.

[Erick]

Sad to say that's not the first time I've read the nepotism article provided by the link. It's one of mb.com's greatest...

[Chewford]

And here's to you, Billy Robinson, Huggles loves you more than you could know, woah woah oh.

[Beef]

Kind of why I said past several years.

So because it was the players or because all of our hitting coaches told those players to swing for the fences?

[HUGG]

the 2005 team finished 15th in the NL in strikeouts, they didn't walk either, but still

since then


NL Ranks in walks and strikeouts

2006: walks 13th strikeouts 1st
2007: walks 11th strikeouts 1st
2008: walks 10th strikeouts 1st
2009: walks 10th strikeouts 4th
2010: walks 10th strikeouts 2nd
2011: walks 3rd strikeouts 7th
2012: walks 6th strikeouts 11th

it's odd how we walked more and struck out less when Eduardo was our hitting coach

[Chewford]

I feel as if there's a common denominator in all this.

[Todd]

I only mentioned Perez in relation to Morrison. I dont think its a coincidence that Morrison spent his first half year as a gap power guy who worked counts and drew BBs with a walk rate similar to his minor league marks. His walk rate dropped 5% from pre-Perez to Perez, he became less patient, as his power #s increased.

[Beef]

oh, you only did that

[Namaste]

It's why this place is the worst.

Yet we all come here. Every day.

For hours.

[Chewford]

Hugg.

[Bobbob1313]

[HUGG]

Hugg.

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[Chewford]

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