When I saw him playing in Boise when he was 17, he was really skinny which he isn’t anymore. I only saw him in one game and was unable to gauge how fast he was, but he was more adroit than anyone else on the field who were all four years older than him so the added weight may make a difference.
Probably true. I have to admit I’m tired of waiting for Jung to break out. This is one of those situations for which there’s no easy fix within the organization right now.
I guess that’s true, although I’ve heard the manager of the Mudhens claim otherwise. I’m not sure how many chances the Tigers owe Jung. Maybe he’ll stick this time.
I don’t care who is “a prospect” or not. I just want to see the best player possible, but there are rules and protocols that need to be followed and I guess that’s what this is.
I may miss a part of this game.
Before the game began I was re-watching the first episode of Apple TV’s Pluribus and now I’m really hungry for donuts.
Maybe in my absence something good will happen? Good luck!
Nice. I remember listening to other broadcasts during spring training and these know nothing commentators were saying that most likely he needed more “seasoning” at AAA. God there’s a lot of idiots out there as commentators.
The Tigers are now in sole possession - yes you heard that right sole possession – of the American League Central division with a 15-14 record because the Guardians played yesterday and lost.