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Gorman looks lost and Walker isn't far behind at the plate and isn't even playing every day.

What are we doing with these guys?

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:22 pm LoL... UniKKKorn


Never been anything like him

169/278/305/583

Poor old Mel-vin

Wrong on Noot..........really wrong on his UniKKKorn

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:25 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:22 pm LoL... UniKKKorn


Never been anything like him

169/278/305/583

Poor old Mel-vin

Wrong on Noot..........really wrong on his UniKKKorn

It’s getting bad. Almost to the point whatever Mehl says do the opposite.

Absolut wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:24 pm If pages stood in the on deck circle in full catchers gear while Gorman batted with two outs would you:
A. Applauded his efficiency
B call him a bad teammate.

A

11WSChamps wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:24 pm Gorman looks lost and Walker isn't far behind at the plate and isn't even playing every day.

What are we doing with these guys?

Playing them for at least 60 games to see what they got. They stated this to begin the year they needed to know what they have/don't have...

Crocker74 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:23 pm Gorman SUCKS! Wasted roster spot

certainly sucked at that AB
an AB when he didn't even need a bat

Gorman poor play at 2B then whiffs at the plate.

Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:26 pm

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:25 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:22 pm LoL... UniKKKorn


Never been anything like him

169/278/305/583

Poor old Mel-vin

Wrong on Noot..........really wrong on his UniKKKorn

It’s getting bad. Almost to the point whatever Mehl says do do the opposite.

With each pass game (and failure) Gorman (and Walker) slip closer and closer to "bust" territory.

I wonder if C. Bloom in 2026 will try to re-habilitate them or just cut the cord and move on?

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:28 pm

Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:26 pm

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:25 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:22 pm LoL... UniKKKorn


Never been anything like him

169/278/305/583

Poor old Mel-vin

Wrong on Noot..........really wrong on his UniKKKorn

It’s getting bad. Almost to the point whatever Mehl says do do the opposite.

With each pass game (and failure) Gorman (and Walker) slip closer and close to "bust" territory.

I wonder if C. Bloom in 2026 will try to re-habilitate them or just cut the cord and move on?

If they have time left still, to go back down...you send them down, unless someone wants to trade for them or in a package

I’m about to get some hate…

But I smell a Romero/Helsley meltdown.

Where did this come from from leahy. 2 years ago, leahy looked like dfa fodder. He was never even particularly good in the minors at any level.

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:27 pm

11WSChamps wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:24 pm Gorman looks lost and Walker isn't far behind at the plate and isn't even playing every day.

What are we doing with these guys?

Playing them for at least 60 games to see what they got. They stated this to begin the year they needed to know what they have/don't have...

The point is you never see anything sustained.

Gorman in particular nearly 1300 PA's.

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:29 pm

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:28 pm

Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:26 pm

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:25 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:22 pm LoL... UniKKKorn


Never been anything like him

169/278/305/583

Poor old Mel-vin

Wrong on Noot..........really wrong on his UniKKKorn

It’s getting bad. Almost to the point whatever Mehl says do do the opposite.

With each pass game (and failure) Gorman (and Walker) slip closer and close to "bust" territory.

I wonder if C. Bloom in 2026 will try to re-habilitate them or just cut the cord and move on?

If they have time left still, to go back down...you send them down, unless someone wants to trade for them or in a package

Agreed

Let them have some time at Memphis under the new regime, see if they can fix them.

Unless, as you said, some team comes calling w/a solid offer.

11WSChamps wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:31 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:27 pm

11WSChamps wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:24 pm Gorman looks lost and Walker isn't far behind at the plate and isn't even playing every day.

What are we doing with these guys?

Playing them for at least 60 games to see what they got. They stated this to begin the year they needed to know what they have/don't have...

The point is you never see anything sustained.

Gorman in particular nearly 1300 PA's.

I don't deny that but there have been some injuries.

I am stating what would seem logical as they don't really cost anything

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:32 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:29 pm

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:28 pm

Alex Reyes Cy Young wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:26 pm

rockondlouie wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:25 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:22 pm LoL... UniKKKorn


Never been anything like him

169/278/305/583

Poor old Mel-vin

Wrong on Noot..........really wrong on his UniKKKorn

It’s getting bad. Almost to the point whatever Mehl says do do the opposite.

With each pass game (and failure) Gorman (and Walker) slip closer and close to "bust" territory.

I wonder if C. Bloom in 2026 will try to re-habilitate them or just cut the cord and move on?

If they have time left still, to go back down...you send them down, unless someone wants to trade for them or in a package

Agreed

Let them have some time at Memphis under the new regime, see if they can fix them.

Unless, as you said, some team comes calling w/a solid offer.

Sending them to AAA hasn’t helped him. So unless they bring in a new AAA coaching staff, I don’t see it doing much good. And it would be the final option so that kills any value he might have imo.

Wattage wrote: ↑04 May 2025 14:31 pm Where did this come from from leahy. 2 years ago, leahy looked like dfa fodder. He was never even particularly good in the minors at any level.

From Bernie:

Among 52 major-league relievers with at least 15 innings pitched this season, Leahy ranks 12th with a 1.47 ERA, first in opponent batting average (.086), third in opponent onbase percentage (.077), and sixth in opponent slugging percentage (.207.)

And among 69 right-handed relievers who have faced at least 24 left-handed hitters this season, Leahy ranks second in limiting those LH bats to an .053 average. And when Leahy took on right-handed hitters in the opening month he had an 32.5 percent strikeout rate