20-3 seems like 5 years ago.
Ouch. He seems to have two three to four week terrible slumps every season.There's an age-old adage in baseball:
If Ian Happ is hitting cleanup for your team, you've got a problem.
I don't even mean to slam Happ. It's the lack of a better alternative...or the manager.Ouch. He seems to have two three to four week terrible slumps every season.
He either gets really hot or really cold. There's no in between with him. You can put Seiya in the same category.There's an age-old adage in baseball:
If Ian Happ is hitting cleanup for your team, you've got a problem.
But hey, PCA is on pace to have a higher WAR than last year, so there’s that.He either gets really hot or really cold. There's no in between with him. You can put Seiya in the same category.
Bregman, Happ and Seiya as the 3, 4, 5 is what's killing the offense right now. The fact that Counsell hasn't split them up is just awful managing.
To date, both Seiya and Happ have over a 40% K rate with RISP. The amount of times that they get the first two guys on base in an inning and don't score(without the bad fortune of a double play) is insane. Pop up, K, K and the runners haven't moved.
Add Swanson and PCA being brutal, then not being able to hit the ball out of the ballpark...this is what you get.
The amount of runners that they've been leaving on is ridiculous.
Yes, their hitters will revert to their norm and pull out of the slump.They will pull out the slump. The Cubs are good. Not La good, but good.