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RE: Nats at Braves - Both 2B are Owls!
(08-19-2013 12:17 PM)75src Wrote:  The other extreme is Janish who is a great fielder, but a marginal hitter.

(08-18-2013 07:54 PM)gsloth Wrote:  Not at the rate he's accumulating errors, too. He's got some good plays, but he's still getting a feel for the MLB pace. But the Nats are living with his growing pains and will probably reap the rewards. After a dry late July hitting, he's back on fire again.

But those errors - yikes. 9 errors in 57 games (56 starting) at 2B, with another 5 in 12 games at SS and 3B. Then again, the whole Nationals team seems to have the yips when fielding, being one of the worst in MLB.

Two words: cold fusion.
08-19-2013 12:37 PM
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