Sure.
But hitting didn't take the jump with the pitching and it's pretty disappointing.
I also watched Patrick Wisdom pop up 3x 94 mph fastballs basically middle middle yesterday.
So who knows.
Hancock vs. Gibson G.T. 6/8/26
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Re: Hancock vs. Gibson G.T. 6/8/26
But hitting didn't take the jump with the pitching and it's pretty disappointing.
I also watched Patrick Wisdom pop up 3x 94 mph fastballs basically middle middle yesterday.
So who knows.
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Re: Hancock vs. Gibson G.T. 6/8/26
Which would be fine and dandy if we didn't have bench players (three of whom are currently on the roster) who are batting .190, .182, .133, .131 and .125...I know you're just being contrarian ol' DB, but you really should look this stuff up first.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2026 5:29 pmThe average for the league is .245, the guy at the end of the bench is going to hit .200. It's not like he's going to rake