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Defensive indifference needs to be scored No Fucks Given.

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Edgy MD wrote:

The real screwup was getting to 0-2 on Enciarte and pitching afraid.
Nibbling shit. McCann has to put the target down and tell Lugo to throw the fucking ball.


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The rest of the inning was a series of bad breaks, but Loogie just didn't seem to have gone over the book on Enciarte.


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Lugo: THIRD, THIRD, THIRD!

Luis: HUH? I'm not even looking that way or remembering that the bases are loaded. I'm just gonna throw! WHEEEEEE!


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It wouldn't have been an easy play -- he would have had to change directions and hustle over there -- but it was his only play.



Meanwhile, we got beat by three balls that never got past the pitchers mound.


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Yes, he had no play at first so third was the only option (even if it would have been futile).



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Other relevant question is whether Lindor gets to that ball if it doesn't rebound off of Lugo.



I think he probably does, but again, he'd have a tough play to make, and no option at second.



Breaks.


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That inning is on Lugo. Never should have attempted the throw to first against the leadoff hitter.



Then, he has to get Enciarte after having him down 0-2.



Umps didn't help any Mets RP last night either.


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The NY Post article on the game:

https://nypost.com/2021/07/02/jacob-degrom-different-pitcher-after-glove-throwing-tantrum/https://nypost.com/2021/07/02/jacob-degrom-different-pitcher-after-glove-throwing-tantrum/



But this part got me thinking.

“I was really frustrated,” deGrom said, referencing between-innings conversations with catcher James McCann and pitching coach Jeremy Hefner. “I said to James, ‘How did he hit that?' I felt like I made my pitch and he was able to get a bat to it and hit it over the fence. I've got to tip my cap to him.”


I recalled many post game interviews with Tom Seaver after he had given up a home run. He would talk about his mechanics failing him, or bad location or something he did or didn't do. But I don't think I ever heard him give credit to the batter for hitting a good pitch. (And if he did, it was few and far between)



And maybe that's why I like Jake more than I liked Tommy Terrific.

He's a mensch.



Later



Mods - if you feel this is more appropriate to the Jacob DeGrom thread, please move it there.


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