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Joel's avatar

That's a great start. Now the most important task is replacing Stearns, crafter of the worst team money could buy.

Steve Turner's avatar

He’s certainly better than Mendoza, but I think they could’ve done better. Continuing to start Alvarez, and slotting Vientos at cleanup are pretty bad decisions

Ed Pierson's avatar

Those decisions probably came from Blunder Boy Davey.

Joel's avatar

At this point in the season it doesn't matter much if Alvarez or Torrens starts. With regard to Vientos, playing him some at least has the merit of increasing his near-zero trade value in the event he gets hot, like Luis Robert did which at least allowed them to save some money when he was picked up.

Raul Fernandez's avatar

The only down side would be a vacancy he leaves as director of player development. Obviously he was doing well in that role.

Declan's avatar

At least there is continuity because if you are trying to attract talent its vital to have a settled situation.

Joe From the Bronx's avatar

Green light on Green. Check.