I don’t have to support it I told you I read it I don’t care if you believe me or don’t i don’t have anything to prove to you I didn’t ask you to post links on why you believe everyone including him lied and him going to new York refutes nothing it just proves he wanted a hitting instructor job. But I don’t care you’re arrogant and believe your opinions are facts anywayAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:31 pmI have searched. I can’t find a quote from Albert anywhere.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:06 pmGoogle it yourself you’re the one who responded to me asking why do I believe it I told you he said it I read it I don’t care if you believe me or him or mo or anyone else you responded to me I said why I believe it. Don’t respond to me asking why I believe it then start saying I need to google it and share it with you that’s dumb. And if mo lied and made him look like a punk saying he couldn’t handle criticism and quit why wouldn’t he refute it if mo just outright lied and completely made it up?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 20:33 pmNo, John Mozeliak said that. Mozeliak was absolving himself of blame because he’s lacked any semblance of accountability.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:50 pmWell Jeff Albert himself cited outside criticism for his decision to move on from St. Louis maybe old friend thinks he completely fabricated it himself as to the reason why he left lolQuincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:42 pmHow do you know it was completely fabricated?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 11:06 amWhy do you believe that story? It was totally fabricated.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:56 amlol +1 was going to post the same thing he will be eaten alive in New YorkJuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
Seems to me he might have actually said something like that to Mo, as a more professional alternative to calling him an incompetent (donkey) clown.
I’m interested, though - you’re claiming Jeff Albert said this himself. Can you share the quote(s) with links that you’re referring to? I’ve seen what John Denton reported with Mozeliak’s narrative spin… that Maddux had “just done it for so long and he’s looking for a change of pace”. Did you believe that, too? That Maddux just changed his mind within 4 weeks of that?
No, they both saw what was going on in the organization and decided to leave. Mozeliak was uncomfortable with the truth.
You claimed he said it. It sounds like you can’t support that claim. That’s not my fault.
Albert refuted what Mozeliak said BY GOING TO NEW YORK. It was never about him being too weak to take online criticism.
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Ok… maybe? But we can agree that wasn’t true?Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:37 pmYou missed the point. I’m not saying he WAS negatively affected by social media. I’m suggesting it might have been a polite reason he gave Mo, rather than telling him his whole system was (bleep).An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 20:26 pmWe can think through this with rational intuition.Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:42 pmHow do you know it was completely fabricated?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 11:06 amWhy do you believe that story? It was totally fabricated.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:56 amlol +1 was going to post the same thing he will be eaten alive in New YorkJuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
Seems to me he might have actually said something like that to Mo, as a more professional alternative to calling him an incompetent (donkey) clown.
Are we really going to believe that Jeff Albert was so negatively affected by social media criticism that he left St Louis… and then did a complete 180 inside of 3 weeks going to the toughest media market in his profession?
It made no sense at the time, and makes less sense in hindsight. Albert, Maddux, and then Holliday were the canaries in the coal mine that too many people chose to ignore.
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Dude, YOU are the one claiming that Albert said something that there is no record of him saying. I don’t know why that’s my faultOzziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:37 pmI don’t have to support it I told you I read it I don’t care if you believe me or don’t i don’t have anything to prove to you I didn’t ask you to post links on why you believe everyone including him lied and him going to new York refutes nothing it just proves he wanted a hitting instructor job. But I don’t care you’re arrogant and believe your opinions are facts anywayAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:31 pmI have searched. I can’t find a quote from Albert anywhere.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:06 pmGoogle it yourself you’re the one who responded to me asking why do I believe it I told you he said it I read it I don’t care if you believe me or him or mo or anyone else you responded to me I said why I believe it. Don’t respond to me asking why I believe it then start saying I need to google it and share it with you that’s dumb. And if mo lied and made him look like a punk saying he couldn’t handle criticism and quit why wouldn’t he refute it if mo just outright lied and completely made it up?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 20:33 pmNo, John Mozeliak said that. Mozeliak was absolving himself of blame because he’s lacked any semblance of accountability.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:50 pmWell Jeff Albert himself cited outside criticism for his decision to move on from St. Louis maybe old friend thinks he completely fabricated it himself as to the reason why he left lolQuincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:42 pmHow do you know it was completely fabricated?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 11:06 amWhy do you believe that story? It was totally fabricated.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:56 amlol +1 was going to post the same thing he will be eaten alive in New YorkJuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
Seems to me he might have actually said something like that to Mo, as a more professional alternative to calling him an incompetent (donkey) clown.
I’m interested, though - you’re claiming Jeff Albert said this himself. Can you share the quote(s) with links that you’re referring to? I’ve seen what John Denton reported with Mozeliak’s narrative spin… that Maddux had “just done it for so long and he’s looking for a change of pace”. Did you believe that, too? That Maddux just changed his mind within 4 weeks of that?
No, they both saw what was going on in the organization and decided to leave. Mozeliak was uncomfortable with the truth.
You claimed he said it. It sounds like you can’t support that claim. That’s not my fault.
Albert refuted what Mozeliak said BY GOING TO NEW YORK. It was never about him being too weak to take online criticism.
You’d think people, especially with the benefit of hindsight, could discern and acknowledge fake news.
But some people really struggle with owning up to believing a completely fabricated narrative, even years later. That’s the choice you are making.
Here’s what Denton wrote:
Mozeliak even CALLED it a narrative… which can be fiction. That was his out, he was telling / selling a story that he thought people would mindlessly believe.” Both [Maddux and Albert] have their own separate narratives,” Mozeliak said. “In [Maddux’s] case, he’s just done it for so long and he’s looking for a change of pace. If you look at Jeff’s particular case, I think there were some levels of frustration, and he took a lot of the blame when things weren't going well, and he’s open to change. … I was prepared to offer [Albert] a contract, but before I even got that out of my mouth, he had told me he wasn’t coming back.”
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I doubt it’s true that social media had much, if anything to do with why he left. But I do see why he would get tired of being blamed for problems he did not create.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:51 pmOk… maybe? But we can agree that wasn’t true?Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:37 pmYou missed the point. I’m not saying he WAS negatively affected by social media. I’m suggesting it might have been a polite reason he gave Mo, rather than telling him his whole system was (bleep).An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 20:26 pmWe can think through this with rational intuition.Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:42 pmHow do you know it was completely fabricated?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 11:06 amWhy do you believe that story? It was totally fabricated.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:56 amlol +1 was going to post the same thing he will be eaten alive in New YorkJuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
Seems to me he might have actually said something like that to Mo, as a more professional alternative to calling him an incompetent (donkey) clown.
Are we really going to believe that Jeff Albert was so negatively affected by social media criticism that he left St Louis… and then did a complete 180 inside of 3 weeks going to the toughest media market in his profession?
It made no sense at the time, and makes less sense in hindsight. Albert, Maddux, and then Holliday were the canaries in the coal mine that too many people chose to ignore.
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A narrative is just a written or spoken account of events lol of course Albert and Maddox had their own separate narratives it’s just their reasons for leaving that proves nothing it’s just mo saying they had their own different reasons for leaning. And why did Albert take the job? He had been in the minors and was offered a promotion to the majorsAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:56 pmDude, YOU are the one claiming that Albert said something that there is no record of him saying. I don’t know why that’s my faultOzziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:37 pmI don’t have to support it I told you I read it I don’t care if you believe me or don’t i don’t have anything to prove to you I didn’t ask you to post links on why you believe everyone including him lied and him going to new York refutes nothing it just proves he wanted a hitting instructor job. But I don’t care you’re arrogant and believe your opinions are facts anywayAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:31 pmI have searched. I can’t find a quote from Albert anywhere.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:06 pmGoogle it yourself you’re the one who responded to me asking why do I believe it I told you he said it I read it I don’t care if you believe me or him or mo or anyone else you responded to me I said why I believe it. Don’t respond to me asking why I believe it then start saying I need to google it and share it with you that’s dumb. And if mo lied and made him look like a punk saying he couldn’t handle criticism and quit why wouldn’t he refute it if mo just outright lied and completely made it up?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 20:33 pmNo, John Mozeliak said that. Mozeliak was absolving himself of blame because he’s lacked any semblance of accountability.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:50 pmWell Jeff Albert himself cited outside criticism for his decision to move on from St. Louis maybe old friend thinks he completely fabricated it himself as to the reason why he left lolQuincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:42 pmHow do you know it was completely fabricated?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 11:06 amWhy do you believe that story? It was totally fabricated.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:56 amlol +1 was going to post the same thing he will be eaten alive in New YorkJuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
Seems to me he might have actually said something like that to Mo, as a more professional alternative to calling him an incompetent (donkey) clown.
I’m interested, though - you’re claiming Jeff Albert said this himself. Can you share the quote(s) with links that you’re referring to? I’ve seen what John Denton reported with Mozeliak’s narrative spin… that Maddux had “just done it for so long and he’s looking for a change of pace”. Did you believe that, too? That Maddux just changed his mind within 4 weeks of that?
No, they both saw what was going on in the organization and decided to leave. Mozeliak was uncomfortable with the truth.
You claimed he said it. It sounds like you can’t support that claim. That’s not my fault.
Albert refuted what Mozeliak said BY GOING TO NEW YORK. It was never about him being too weak to take online criticism.![]()
You’d think people, especially with the benefit of hindsight, could discern and acknowledge fake news.
But some people really struggle with owning up to believing a completely fabricated narrative, even years later. That’s the choice you are making.
Here’s what Denton wrote:Mozeliak even CALLED it a narrative… which can be fiction. That was his out, he was telling / selling a story that he thought people would mindlessly believe.” Both [Maddux and Albert] have their own separate narratives,” Mozeliak said. “In [Maddux’s] case, he’s just done it for so long and he’s looking for a change of pace. If you look at Jeff’s particular case, I think there were some levels of frustration, and he took a lot of the blame when things weren't going well, and he’s open to change. … I was prepared to offer [Albert] a contract, but before I even got that out of my mouth, he had told me he wasn’t coming back.”
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
You don’t know what I’m asking?? I’d like the data showing that PULLed FLY BALLS somehow produce less outs……Are these pulled fly balls producing some outsized damage over all other types of hits?? If they’re mostly outs who cares. Showing that Pulled Fly Balls are increasing really mean nothing if those hits don’t produce more safe bases than any other type of batted ballAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 13:54 pmI don’t really know what you’re asking me to explain.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 12:09 pmI see they somehow differentiate between fly ball, pop up and linedrive…..do you have the % non-outs for each of these. Does it really matter the arc if one bat strike isn’t more effective at procuring a safe base.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:38 amPulled fly balls are far and away the best fly balls.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:14 amUnless you’re playing in Fenway…..aren’t most pulled fly balls outs?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:00 amIt’s gotta be a strange way to live to completely ignore or dismiss that which challenges your preconceived notions.scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:37 amLMAO...pull %?! No stats given by some twatter. He left after 2022An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:33 amhttps://x.com/nuyoriican/status/1978242 ... bW4cOs6KJwscoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:23 amHow did he do well in St Louis?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 06:22 amHe did well in St Louis.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
I have to assume you’re referencing the nonsense story that Mozeliak told suggesting he had a hard time with criticism. In reality, that was Mozeliak spinning a narrative while avoiding accountability about the building culture and development program in the organization.
Recall he also said Maddux left because he wanted to spend more time with his family… Maddux promptly took on the same role with the Rangers.https://x.com/enosarris/status/17831648 ... bW4cOs6KJwData shows losing hitting coach Jeff Albert undermined the Cardinals' offenseThere’s a lot more, I don’t have time to spell it all out. He made a meaningful positive impact for the org and they’ve gone backwards since he left.Eno Sarris wrote: Pulled balls in the air are the best batted ball type by outcome. Here's how St. Louis has ranked in pull% on fly balls by season, with an annotation.
2017 17th
hired Jeff Albert
2018 5th
2019 9th
2020 19th
2021 1st
2022 1st
Albert leaves
2023 8th
2024 30th
You got nothing
https://blogs.fangraphs.com/the-pulled- ... -underway/
Pulled fly balls do damage. Albert focused intently on swing decisions so that players would be attacking pitchers they could do the most damage with, and that showed up in batted ball data.
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
Pulled fly balls have a BABIP in the .450-.500 range. Opposite field and straightaway is .300-.350. So sayeth the lord.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:03 pmYou don’t know what I’m asking?? I’d like the data showing that PULLed FLY BALLS somehow produce less outs……Are these pulled fly balls producing some outsized damage over all other types of hits?? If they’re mostly outs who cares. Showing that Pulled Fly Balls are increasing really mean nothing if those hits don’t produce more safe bases than any other type of batted ballAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 13:54 pmI don’t really know what you’re asking me to explain.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 12:09 pmI see they somehow differentiate between fly ball, pop up and linedrive…..do you have the % non-outs for each of these. Does it really matter the arc if one bat strike isn’t more effective at procuring a safe base.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:38 amPulled fly balls are far and away the best fly balls.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:14 amUnless you’re playing in Fenway…..aren’t most pulled fly balls outs?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:00 amIt’s gotta be a strange way to live to completely ignore or dismiss that which challenges your preconceived notions.scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:37 amLMAO...pull %?! No stats given by some twatter. He left after 2022An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:33 amhttps://x.com/nuyoriican/status/1978242 ... bW4cOs6KJwscoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:23 amHow did he do well in St Louis?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 06:22 amHe did well in St Louis.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
I have to assume you’re referencing the nonsense story that Mozeliak told suggesting he had a hard time with criticism. In reality, that was Mozeliak spinning a narrative while avoiding accountability about the building culture and development program in the organization.
Recall he also said Maddux left because he wanted to spend more time with his family… Maddux promptly took on the same role with the Rangers.https://x.com/enosarris/status/17831648 ... bW4cOs6KJwData shows losing hitting coach Jeff Albert undermined the Cardinals' offenseThere’s a lot more, I don’t have time to spell it all out. He made a meaningful positive impact for the org and they’ve gone backwards since he left.Eno Sarris wrote: Pulled balls in the air are the best batted ball type by outcome. Here's how St. Louis has ranked in pull% on fly balls by season, with an annotation.
2017 17th
hired Jeff Albert
2018 5th
2019 9th
2020 19th
2021 1st
2022 1st
Albert leaves
2023 8th
2024 30th
You got nothing
https://blogs.fangraphs.com/the-pulled- ... -underway/
Pulled fly balls do damage. Albert focused intently on swing decisions so that players would be attacking pitchers they could do the most damage with, and that showed up in batted ball data.
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
Exactly. That’s all I’m saying, that this “story” that he couldn’t handle criticism was bunk, and that was quickly proven to be true when he went to New York. So it bugs me when I see people regurgitate that nonsense storyline.Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:02 pmI doubt it’s true that social media had much, if anything to do with why he left. But I do see why he would get tired of being blamed for problems he did not create.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:51 pmOk… maybe? But we can agree that wasn’t true?Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 21:37 pmYou missed the point. I’m not saying he WAS negatively affected by social media. I’m suggesting it might have been a polite reason he gave Mo, rather than telling him his whole system was (bleep).An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 20:26 pmWe can think through this with rational intuition.Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 19:42 pmHow do you know it was completely fabricated?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 11:06 amWhy do you believe that story? It was totally fabricated.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:56 amlol +1 was going to post the same thing he will be eaten alive in New YorkJuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
Seems to me he might have actually said something like that to Mo, as a more professional alternative to calling him an incompetent (donkey) clown.
Are we really going to believe that Jeff Albert was so negatively affected by social media criticism that he left St Louis… and then did a complete 180 inside of 3 weeks going to the toughest media market in his profession?
It made no sense at the time, and makes less sense in hindsight. Albert, Maddux, and then Holliday were the canaries in the coal mine that too many people chose to ignore.
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His stated reasons for them leaving were quickly disproven by Maddux and Albert’s actions. Surely you can see and acknowledge that??Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:02 pm A narrative is just a written or spoken account of events lol of course Albert and Maddox had their own separate narratives it’s just their reasons for leaving that proves nothing
Uh, that’s just not true. He was in the minors his first time with St Louis and went to Houston. He returned to St Louis with a major league job.it’s just mo saying they had their own different reasons for leaning. And why did Albert take the job? He had been in the minors and was offered a promotion to the majors
You can stop spouting nonsense anytime
Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
Interesting and odd that BABIP doesn’t include HR……would seem to be a vital data point for Pulled Fly balls..Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:25 pmPulled fly balls have a BABIP in the .450-.500 range. Opposite field and straightaway is .300-.350. So sayeth the lord.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:03 pmYou don’t know what I’m asking?? I’d like the data showing that PULLed FLY BALLS somehow produce less outs……Are these pulled fly balls producing some outsized damage over all other types of hits?? If they’re mostly outs who cares. Showing that Pulled Fly Balls are increasing really mean nothing if those hits don’t produce more safe bases than any other type of batted ballAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 13:54 pmI don’t really know what you’re asking me to explain.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 12:09 pmI see they somehow differentiate between fly ball, pop up and linedrive…..do you have the % non-outs for each of these. Does it really matter the arc if one bat strike isn’t more effective at procuring a safe base.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:38 amPulled fly balls are far and away the best fly balls.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:14 amUnless you’re playing in Fenway…..aren’t most pulled fly balls outs?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:00 amIt’s gotta be a strange way to live to completely ignore or dismiss that which challenges your preconceived notions.scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:37 amLMAO...pull %?! No stats given by some twatter. He left after 2022An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:33 amhttps://x.com/nuyoriican/status/1978242 ... bW4cOs6KJwscoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:23 amHow did he do well in St Louis?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 06:22 amHe did well in St Louis.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025 22:27 pm If Albert couldn't handle the heat in StL, this NY thing should be fun. Hahahaha
I have to assume you’re referencing the nonsense story that Mozeliak told suggesting he had a hard time with criticism. In reality, that was Mozeliak spinning a narrative while avoiding accountability about the building culture and development program in the organization.
Recall he also said Maddux left because he wanted to spend more time with his family… Maddux promptly took on the same role with the Rangers.https://x.com/enosarris/status/17831648 ... bW4cOs6KJwData shows losing hitting coach Jeff Albert undermined the Cardinals' offenseThere’s a lot more, I don’t have time to spell it all out. He made a meaningful positive impact for the org and they’ve gone backwards since he left.Eno Sarris wrote: Pulled balls in the air are the best batted ball type by outcome. Here's how St. Louis has ranked in pull% on fly balls by season, with an annotation.
2017 17th
hired Jeff Albert
2018 5th
2019 9th
2020 19th
2021 1st
2022 1st
Albert leaves
2023 8th
2024 30th
You got nothing
https://blogs.fangraphs.com/the-pulled- ... -underway/
Pulled fly balls do damage. Albert focused intently on swing decisions so that players would be attacking pitchers they could do the most damage with, and that showed up in batted ball data.
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
Did you read the articles I linked?Goldfan wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 08:31 amInteresting and odd that BABIP doesn’t include HR……would seem to be a vital data point for Pulled Fly balls..Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:25 pmPulled fly balls have a BABIP in the .450-.500 range. Opposite field and straightaway is .300-.350. So sayeth the lord.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:03 pmYou don’t know what I’m asking?? I’d like the data showing that PULLed FLY BALLS somehow produce less outs……Are these pulled fly balls producing some outsized damage over all other types of hits?? If they’re mostly outs who cares. Showing that Pulled Fly Balls are increasing really mean nothing if those hits don’t produce more safe bases than any other type of batted ballAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 13:54 pmI don’t really know what you’re asking me to explain.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 12:09 pmI see they somehow differentiate between fly ball, pop up and linedrive…..do you have the % non-outs for each of these. Does it really matter the arc if one bat strike isn’t more effective at procuring a safe base.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:38 amPulled fly balls are far and away the best fly balls.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:14 amUnless you’re playing in Fenway…..aren’t most pulled fly balls outs?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:00 amIt’s gotta be a strange way to live to completely ignore or dismiss that which challenges your preconceived notions.scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:37 amLMAO...pull %?! No stats given by some twatter. He left after 2022An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:33 amhttps://x.com/nuyoriican/status/1978242 ... bW4cOs6KJwscoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:23 amHow did he do well in St Louis?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 06:22 am
He did well in St Louis.
I have to assume you’re referencing the nonsense story that Mozeliak told suggesting he had a hard time with criticism. In reality, that was Mozeliak spinning a narrative while avoiding accountability about the building culture and development program in the organization.
Recall he also said Maddux left because he wanted to spend more time with his family… Maddux promptly took on the same role with the Rangers.https://x.com/enosarris/status/17831648 ... bW4cOs6KJwData shows losing hitting coach Jeff Albert undermined the Cardinals' offenseThere’s a lot more, I don’t have time to spell it all out. He made a meaningful positive impact for the org and they’ve gone backwards since he left.Eno Sarris wrote: Pulled balls in the air are the best batted ball type by outcome. Here's how St. Louis has ranked in pull% on fly balls by season, with an annotation.
2017 17th
hired Jeff Albert
2018 5th
2019 9th
2020 19th
2021 1st
2022 1st
Albert leaves
2023 8th
2024 30th
You got nothing
https://blogs.fangraphs.com/the-pulled- ... -underway/
Pulled fly balls do damage. Albert focused intently on swing decisions so that players would be attacking pitchers they could do the most damage with, and that showed up in batted ball data.
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
You’re an idiot he was the Mets organization director of hitting for the minor leagues and received a promotion to over see the majors hitting program so stop spouting nonsense lol and his actions don’t disprove anything you’re just a clown grasping at straws and I will acknowledge you have no facts and are just making things upAn Old Friend wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 05:57 amHis stated reasons for them leaving were quickly disproven by Maddux and Albert’s actions. Surely you can see and acknowledge that??Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:02 pm A narrative is just a written or spoken account of events lol of course Albert and Maddox had their own separate narratives it’s just their reasons for leaving that proves nothingUh, that’s just not true. He was in the minors his first time with St Louis and went to Houston. He returned to St Louis with a major league job.it’s just mo saying they had their own different reasons for leaning. And why did Albert take the job? He had been in the minors and was offered a promotion to the majors
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
"Lead" hitting coach. How many hitting coaches do they have?
With the maga billions owner I wonder if each player will have his own personal hitting coach.
With the maga billions owner I wonder if each player will have his own personal hitting coach.
Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
Yep.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 11:31 amYou’re an idiot he was the Mets organization director of hitting for the minor leagues and received a promotion to over see the majors hitting program so stop spouting nonsense lol and his actions don’t disprove anything you’re just a clown grasping at straws and I will acknowledge you have no facts and are just making things upAn Old Friend wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 05:57 amHis stated reasons for them leaving were quickly disproven by Maddux and Albert’s actions. Surely you can see and acknowledge that??Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:02 pm A narrative is just a written or spoken account of events lol of course Albert and Maddox had their own separate narratives it’s just their reasons for leaving that proves nothingUh, that’s just not true. He was in the minors his first time with St Louis and went to Houston. He returned to St Louis with a major league job.it’s just mo saying they had their own different reasons for leaning. And why did Albert take the job? He had been in the minors and was offered a promotion to the majors
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
Agreed, which is one of the reasons the linked Fangraphs article focuses on direct measures of production/damage like wOBA and wOBAcon. What remains unclear is why you chose to introduce frequency stats (like BABIP and “% non-outs”)—which don’t account for severity—into the discussion when AOF’s point (and the accompanying FG article) is about overall productivity by batted-ball type.Goldfan wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 08:31 amInteresting and odd that BABIP doesn’t include HR……would seem to be a vital data point for Pulled Fly balls..Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:25 pmPulled fly balls have a BABIP in the .450-.500 range. Opposite field and straightaway is .300-.350. So sayeth the lord.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:03 pmYou don’t know what I’m asking?? I’d like the data showing that PULLed FLY BALLS somehow produce less outs……Are these pulled fly balls producing some outsized damage over all other types of hits?? If they’re mostly outs who cares. Showing that Pulled Fly Balls are increasing really mean nothing if those hits don’t produce more safe bases than any other type of batted ballAn Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 13:54 pmI don’t really know what you’re asking me to explain.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 12:09 pmI see they somehow differentiate between fly ball, pop up and linedrive…..do you have the % non-outs for each of these. Does it really matter the arc if one bat strike isn’t more effective at procuring a safe base.An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:38 amPulled fly balls are far and away the best fly balls.Goldfan wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:14 amUnless you’re playing in Fenway…..aren’t most pulled fly balls outs?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 09:00 amIt’s gotta be a strange way to live to completely ignore or dismiss that which challenges your preconceived notions.scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:37 amLMAO...pull %?! No stats given by some twatter. He left after 2022An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:33 amhttps://x.com/nuyoriican/status/1978242 ... bW4cOs6KJwscoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 08:23 amHow did he do well in St Louis?An Old Friend wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 06:22 am
He did well in St Louis.
I have to assume you’re referencing the nonsense story that Mozeliak told suggesting he had a hard time with criticism. In reality, that was Mozeliak spinning a narrative while avoiding accountability about the building culture and development program in the organization.
Recall he also said Maddux left because he wanted to spend more time with his family… Maddux promptly took on the same role with the Rangers.https://x.com/enosarris/status/17831648 ... bW4cOs6KJwData shows losing hitting coach Jeff Albert undermined the Cardinals' offenseThere’s a lot more, I don’t have time to spell it all out. He made a meaningful positive impact for the org and they’ve gone backwards since he left.Eno Sarris wrote: Pulled balls in the air are the best batted ball type by outcome. Here's how St. Louis has ranked in pull% on fly balls by season, with an annotation.
2017 17th
hired Jeff Albert
2018 5th
2019 9th
2020 19th
2021 1st
2022 1st
Albert leaves
2023 8th
2024 30th
You got nothing
https://blogs.fangraphs.com/the-pulled- ... -underway/
Pulled fly balls do damage. Albert focused intently on swing decisions so that players would be attacking pitchers they could do the most damage with, and that showed up in batted ball data.
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Re: ESPN: Jeff Albert to be named Mets’ lead hitting coach
I don’t know why you have this wrong.Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 11:31 amYou’re an idiot he was the Mets organization director of hitting for the minor leagues and received a promotion to over see the majors hitting program so stop spouting nonsense lol and his actions don’t disprove anything you’re just a clown grasping at straws and I will acknowledge you have no facts and are just making things upAn Old Friend wrote: ↑16 Oct 2025 05:57 amHis stated reasons for them leaving were quickly disproven by Maddux and Albert’s actions. Surely you can see and acknowledge that??Ozziesfan41 wrote: ↑15 Oct 2025 22:02 pm A narrative is just a written or spoken account of events lol of course Albert and Maddox had their own separate narratives it’s just their reasons for leaving that proves nothingUh, that’s just not true. He was in the minors his first time with St Louis and went to Houston. He returned to St Louis with a major league job.it’s just mo saying they had their own different reasons for leaning. And why did Albert take the job? He had been in the minors and was offered a promotion to the majors
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Jeff Albert was most certainly in the majors with the Cardinals, not the minors. He left St Louis for a team investing properly in player development. It had nothing to do with social media criticism. Him going to New York is proof enough of that… it’s super weird that you’d continue to believe it when the truth has already hit you in the face.