TheGodFresco
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Originally Posted by daprescription
Knew this would be a loss as soon as the lineup was released. Can someone explain the reasoning behind starting Rowand?
Originally Posted by daprescription
Knew this would be a loss as soon as the lineup was released. Can someone explain the reasoning behind starting Rowand?
That's the obvious answer, but it still doesn't make sense. Schierholtz isn't a great player, but he is better than Rowand against any pitcher. For me, it's not even closeOriginally Posted by chris82790
Originally Posted by daprescription
Knew this would be a loss as soon as the lineup was released. Can someone explain the reasoning behind starting Rowand?
The only thing I can think of is he is batting better against left handed pitchers.
That's the obvious answer, but it still doesn't make sense. Schierholtz isn't a great player, but he is better than Rowand against any pitcher. For me, it's not even closeOriginally Posted by chris82790
Originally Posted by daprescription
Knew this would be a loss as soon as the lineup was released. Can someone explain the reasoning behind starting Rowand?
The only thing I can think of is he is batting better against left handed pitchers.
I think the other reason is to not have too many left handed batters in the lineup. They already had Fontenot, Belt and Crawford.Originally Posted by daprescription
That's the obvious answer, but it still doesn't make sense. Schierholtz isn't a great player, but he is better than Rowand against any pitcher. For me, it's not even closeOriginally Posted by chris82790
Originally Posted by daprescription
Knew this would be a loss as soon as the lineup was released. Can someone explain the reasoning behind starting Rowand?
The only thing I can think of is he is batting better against left handed pitchers..
I think the other reason is to not have too many left handed batters in the lineup. They already had Fontenot, Belt and Crawford.Originally Posted by daprescription
That's the obvious answer, but it still doesn't make sense. Schierholtz isn't a great player, but he is better than Rowand against any pitcher. For me, it's not even closeOriginally Posted by chris82790
Originally Posted by daprescription
Knew this would be a loss as soon as the lineup was released. Can someone explain the reasoning behind starting Rowand?
The only thing I can think of is he is batting better against left handed pitchers..