The Chris Young thread

[Dback Jon]

He's doing exactly what we need him to do............. in order to increase his trade value! Keep it up CY! Maybe we can grab a solid #3 starter next year??

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Why do we need a number 3? Got Collmenter, Skaggs, Saunders, Bauer, Parker.


Who do we have to go into CF that is better than CY?

 

[82CardsGrad]

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Why do we need a number 3? Got Collmenter, Skaggs, Saunders, Bauer, Parker.


Who do we have to go into CF that is better than CY?

LMAO... I know. I should stick to calling him out and attacking him so that he continues to produce!!

 

[Dback Jon]

LMAO... I know. I should stick to calling him out and attacking him so that he continues to produce!!

Sounds like a solid plan

 

[TJ]

LMAO... I know. I should stick to calling him out and attacking him so that he continues to produce!!

Yes you should

 

[Mulli]

Can anyone remember the thread about Parra being the everyday CF?

 

[82CardsGrad]

Can anyone remember the thread about Parra being the everyday CF?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE.... I mean, I really LOVE that idea!!!!

 

[coyoteshockeyfan]

Except that Parra doesn't have the range for CF.

 

[Mulli]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE.... I mean, I really LOVE that idea!!!!

Nowhere near enough range. And hitless in series

 

[BC867]

And hitless in series

Perhaps hitting eighth down the stretch and on the big stage has caught up with him.

He certainly didn't have the respect of the home plate umpire. I saw three pitches in one at-bat that were called strikes, but were clearly out of the strike zone.

The TNT announcers complimented the ump, but he was very inconsistent with the strike zone all night long. In the beginning, pretty much against the D'backs. After we blew it open, and it was headed to a 3 1/2 hour game, against the Brewers as well.

 

[AZ Native]

LMAO... I know. I should stick to calling him out and attacking him so that he continues to produce!!

I think 82 is on to something!

 

[Gaddabout]

Parra's hitting zone numbers this year are dazzling until you look at up and away (.206) and down and away (.193). In fact, throw him curves and changes down and away and he'll get himself out almost every time. Brewers threw him fastballs during the regular season. Now they're showing him respect by working the new scouting report on him. He's going to have to adjust and look for the soft stuff off the plate ... he picks it out properly and he has a chance to really knock those changeups over the opposite field fence.