I am boggled, not so much that a random goober in a chat room complains about Jay getting starts, but because Derrick Goold, a man who's paid to talk about baseball, is surprised that Jay is getting starts over Pham. Jay should get starts over Pham, because Jay is better than Pham.Cronos wrote:He's the shiny new toy. Never mind his miserable game the other day against the Nats.Vidor wrote:People are really upset because Pham isn't getting starts? Pham, he of the .232 batting average? Pham, who cost us a chance to sweep the Nationals when he watched a center-cut fastball whiz by him for strike three with the tying run on third and one out? Really? People are surprised that Jay has his job back over Pham?
Of course as mentioned above we're gonna have to make hard choices. If Holliday gets healthy we'll have to decide between a Holliday-Jay-Heyward OF or a Holliday-Heyward-Piscotty OF, then there's Grichuk who can and should play CF every day if he's healthy, and then there's the musical chairs problem we'll have with Moss-THE WHIFF KING-Adams if Adams gets healthy. (I say Moss at 1b, THE WHIFF KING to bench, Adams to his couch.) But Jay/Pham, c'mon.



