Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns

[JohnW]

Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns
https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2022/6/8/23159943/giants-news-joey-bart-austin-wynns-michael-plassmeyer

Zaidi said he thought that Bart was an every day catcher, but Bart has never demonstrated that he could be such a player. Bart was hitting at or lower than .155 when the Giants decided to send him back to Sacramento.

[poldy]

Post by JohnW
Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns
https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2022/6/8/23159943/giants-news-joey-bart-austin-wynns-michael-plassmeyer
Zaidi said he thought that Bart was an every day catcher, but Bart has never demonstrated that he could be such a player. Bart was hitting at or lower than .155 when the Giants decided to send him back to Sacramento.

I wonder about the development coaches they have in the farm system.

Other teams are turning low picks into stars and the Giants can't even
make a high pick a decent MLB player.

After all the great prospects who were in the farm system in the 2000s,
they seem to have lost that ability.

[JohnW]

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Post by JohnW
Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns
https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2022/6/8/23159943/giants-news-joey-bart-austin-wynns-michael-plassmeyer
Zaidi said he thought that Bart was an every day catcher, but Bart has never demonstrated that he could be such a player. Bart was hitting at or lower than .155 when the Giants decided to send him back to Sacramento.

I wonder about the development coaches they have in the farm system.
Other teams are turning low picks into stars and the Giants can't even
make a high pick a decent MLB player.
After all the great prospects who were in the farm system in the 2000s,
they seem to have lost that ability.
--
Serenity Now!

They have some pretty good coaching, but it still remains the responsibility of the hitter
to translate that into a good batting average. They finally caught fire this past week,
which may bode well in the 2nd half.

They remain a very old, slow team with some bad defense. The starters seem to be
doing okay, but that bullpen will be the death of them.

Bart, keeps trying, but he's just not hitting for a good average. How long can a team
keep a catcher who can't hit? He did better this past week, but he's got major holes
in his swing.

[poldy]

Post by JohnW

Post by poldy

Post by JohnW
Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns
https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2022/6/8/23159943/giants-news-joey-bart-austin-wynns-michael-plassmeyer
Zaidi said he thought that Bart was an every day catcher, but Bart has never demonstrated that he could be such a player. Bart was hitting at or lower than .155 when the Giants decided to send him back to Sacramento.

I wonder about the development coaches they have in the farm system.
Other teams are turning low picks into stars and the Giants can't even
make a high pick a decent MLB player.
After all the great prospects who were in the farm system in the 2000s,
they seem to have lost that ability.
--
Serenity Now!

They have some pretty good coaching, but it still remains the responsibility of the hitter
to translate that into a good batting average. They finally caught fire this past week,
which may bode well in the 2nd half.
They remain a very old, slow team with some bad defense. The starters seem to be
doing okay, but that bullpen will be the death of them.
Bart, keeps trying, but he's just not hitting for a good average. How long can a team
keep a catcher who can't hit? He did better this past week, but he's got major holes
in his swing.

I don't know, these top prospects need to produce or else all of it is
for nought.

Padres and Mariners are loaded with prospects and now may go in on
trading them for Soto.

These are smaller markets but Giants aren't even seen on their level.

Dodgers, who've been drafting lower than the GIants the past 10 years,
are considered to have a better farm system now.

We don't know if Luciano or Bart or others will even become All-Stars.

Giants will probably contend for the WC all season. Maybe they can get
hot in the playoffs again like the Braves did last season.

Otherwise, it's hard to expect much from them.

[JohnW]

Post by poldy

Post by JohnW

Post by poldy

Post by JohnW
Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns
https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2022/6/8/23159943/giants-news-joey-bart-austin-wynns-michael-plassmeyer
Zaidi said he thought that Bart was an every day catcher, but Bart has never demonstrated that he could be such a player. Bart was hitting at or lower than .155 when the Giants decided to send him back to Sacramento.

I wonder about the development coaches they have in the farm system.
Other teams are turning low picks into stars and the Giants can't even
make a high pick a decent MLB player.
After all the great prospects who were in the farm system in the 2000s,
they seem to have lost that ability.
--
Serenity Now!

They have some pretty good coaching, but it still remains the responsibility of the hitter
to translate that into a good batting average. They finally caught fire this past week,
which may bode well in the 2nd half.
They remain a very old, slow team with some bad defense. The starters seem to be
doing okay, but that bullpen will be the death of them.
Bart, keeps trying, but he's just not hitting for a good average. How long can a team
keep a catcher who can't hit? He did better this past week, but he's got major holes
in his swing.

I don't know, these top prospects need to produce or else all of it is
for nought.
Padres and Mariners are loaded with prospects and now may go in on
trading them for Soto.
These are smaller markets but Giants aren't even seen on their level.
Dodgers, who've been drafting lower than the GIants the past 10 years,
are considered to have a better farm system now.
We don't know if Luciano or Bart or others will even become All-Stars.
Giants will probably contend for the WC all season. Maybe they can get
hot in the playoffs again like the Braves did last season.
Otherwise, it's hard to expect much from them.
--
Serenity Now!

They have to throw some money at the free agency in the off season. Some of the call ups look good so far. That's with the history of Giants' AAA players coming up, looking good for a couple of games and then disappearing back to AAA when they do nothing after the first couple of game. Good core starting with Rodon and Webb, but they have to get rid of the reclaimed arms and the ankle named DeScalfani.

[poldy]

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Post by JohnW
Giants option Joey Bart, trade for Austin Wynns
https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2022/6/8/23159943/giants-news-joey-bart-austin-wynns-michael-plassmeyer
Zaidi said he thought that Bart was an every day catcher, but Bart has never demonstrated that he could be such a player. Bart was hitting at or lower than .155 when the Giants decided to send him back to Sacramento.

I wonder about the development coaches they have in the farm system.
Other teams are turning low picks into stars and the Giants can't even
make a high pick a decent MLB player.
After all the great prospects who were in the farm system in the 2000s,
they seem to have lost that ability.
--
Serenity Now!

They have some pretty good coaching, but it still remains the responsibility of the hitter
to translate that into a good batting average. They finally caught fire this past week,
which may bode well in the 2nd half.
They remain a very old, slow team with some bad defense. The starters seem to be
doing okay, but that bullpen will be the death of them.
Bart, keeps trying, but he's just not hitting for a good average. How long can a team
keep a catcher who can't hit? He did better this past week, but he's got major holes
in his swing.

I don't know, these top prospects need to produce or else all of it is
for nought.
Padres and Mariners are loaded with prospects and now may go in on
trading them for Soto.
These are smaller markets but Giants aren't even seen on their level.
Dodgers, who've been drafting lower than the GIants the past 10 years,
are considered to have a better farm system now.
We don't know if Luciano or Bart or others will even become All-Stars.
Giants will probably contend for the WC all season. Maybe they can get
hot in the playoffs again like the Braves did last season.
Otherwise, it's hard to expect much from them.
--
Serenity Now!

They have to throw some money at the free agency in the off season. Some of the call ups look good so far. That's with the history of Giants' AAA players coming up, looking good for a couple of games and then disappearing back to AAA when they do nothing after the first couple of game. Good core starting with Rodon and Webb, but they have to get rid of the reclaimed arms and the ankle named DeScalfani.

ESPN had an article with their experts talking about what went wrong
with the Giants this year.

They all advocate for them signing Aaron Judge.