lordstanley Posted Saturday at 04:00 AM Posted Saturday at 04:00 AM And 15 of his 19 total bases were on hits to the opposite field. 1 Quote
papalawrence Posted Saturday at 04:49 AM Posted Saturday at 04:49 AM On Kurtz' game https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19GmDazqFW/?mibextid=xfxF2i Quote
lordstanley Posted Saturday at 05:22 AM Posted Saturday at 05:22 AM A great night for Sacramento baseball! Quote
tiger2022 Posted Saturday at 11:50 AM Posted Saturday at 11:50 AM And Kurtz missed a 5th home run by about 2 feet. He settled for a double. Quote
chasfh Posted Saturday at 12:32 PM Posted Saturday at 12:32 PM (edited) 41 minutes ago, tiger2022 said: And Kurtz missed a 5th home run by about 2 feet. He settled for a double. I believe the same thing happened to Joe Adcock in 1954. Edited Saturday at 12:32 PM by chasfh Quote
tiger2022 Posted Saturday at 03:18 PM Posted Saturday at 03:18 PM Kurtz is definitely going to be a star. I would trade Clark, McGonigle, and Rainier for him. Quote
casimir Posted Saturday at 03:39 PM Posted Saturday at 03:39 PM On 7/21/2025 at 6:05 PM, Hongbit said: KC have called up Dik Mountain and at 45 years old is back for his 21st season in the bigs. On 7/21/2025 at 8:37 PM, papalawrence said: Is he related to **** Pole? 3 hours ago, chasfh said: I believe the same thing happened to Joe Adcock in 1954. Quote
chasfh Posted Saturday at 05:34 PM Posted Saturday at 05:34 PM 2 hours ago, tiger2022 said: Kurtz is definitely going to be a star. I would trade Clark, McGonigle, and Rainier for him. Why can’t we get rookies who perform even within shouting distance of this? The guy was in college 14 months ago. Quote
Sports_Freak Posted Saturday at 05:36 PM Posted Saturday at 05:36 PM 2 minutes ago, chasfh said: Why can’t we get rookies who perform even within shouting distance of this? The guy was in college 14 months ago. I heard that drafting HS kids has more upside. I don't get it either but that's the Harris strategy? Quote
Tenacious D Posted Saturday at 06:09 PM Posted Saturday at 06:09 PM Is it? Small sample size and I think circumstances factored in. No college bats this year worthy of our first pick. And with Clark and McGonigle 1-2 in Law’s recent prospect rankings, seems those choices are working out. 4 Quote
tiger2022 Posted Saturday at 07:08 PM Posted Saturday at 07:08 PM 57 minutes ago, Tenacious D said: Is it? Small sample size and I think circumstances factored in. No college bats this year worthy of our first pick. And with Clark and McGonigle 1-2 in Law’s recent prospect rankings, seems those choices are working out. Double A is double A. It's a big jump up to the majors. Quote
chasfh Posted Saturday at 08:22 PM Posted Saturday at 08:22 PM 1 hour ago, tiger2022 said: Double A is double A. It's a big jump up to the majors. Not for Nick Kurtz, apparently. 😐 Quote
papalawrence Posted Saturday at 08:41 PM Posted Saturday at 08:41 PM 3 hours ago, chasfh said: Why can’t we get rookies who perform even within shouting distance of this? The guy was in college 14 months ago. You're undervaluing the career of Christian Stewart.😉 Quote
Klondike Posted Saturday at 09:40 PM Posted Saturday at 09:40 PM 4 hours ago, chasfh said: Why can’t we get rookies who perform even within shouting distance of this? The guy was in college 14 months ago. Je's not a skinny versitile infielder Quote
tiger2022 Posted Saturday at 10:48 PM Posted Saturday at 10:48 PM (edited) 2 hours ago, chasfh said: Not for Nick Kurtz, apparently. 😐 He played 5 games in AA in 2024 and decided he had enough of that level. He hit 7 HRs in AAA in 20 games this year and now he is probably the best 1st baseman in the major leagues. For every Nick Kurtz there are about 10,000 Jace Jungs. Edited Saturday at 10:57 PM by tiger2022 Quote
Tenacious D Posted Saturday at 11:22 PM Posted Saturday at 11:22 PM 33 minutes ago, tiger2022 said: He played 5 games in AA in 2024 and decided he had enough of that level. He hit 7 HRs in AAA in 20 games this year and now he is probably the best 1st baseman in the major leagues. For every Nick Kurtz there are about 10,000 Jace Jungs. And plenty of Chris Sheltons’s and Brennan Boesch’s who flame out. Quote
tiger2022 Posted Saturday at 11:54 PM Posted Saturday at 11:54 PM 27 minutes ago, Tenacious D said: And plenty of Chris Sheltons’s and Brennan Boesch’s who flame out. I mean, he was like the best hitter in college for 3 years in a row, but sure...why not make a ridiculous comparison. Quote
chasfh Posted Sunday at 12:22 PM Posted Sunday at 12:22 PM 13 hours ago, tiger2022 said: He played 5 games in AA in 2024 and decided he had enough of that level. He hit 7 HRs in AAA in 20 games this year and now he is probably the best 1st baseman in the major leagues. For every Nick Kurtz there are about 10,000 Jace Jungs. He’s the guy we hoped Tork would be. Quote
tiger2022 Posted Sunday at 01:16 PM Posted Sunday at 01:16 PM 38 minutes ago, chasfh said: He’s the guy we hoped Tork would be. At least Mize and Tork are both serviceable players. I didn't like the Mize pick because his fastball was below average and relied on a trick pitch. But I suppose Avila could have picked Nick Madrigal, a 5-6 guy with no power and only the arm talent to play 2nd base at #1 instead of Mize. And the other guys at the top of the 2020 draft sucked too, so I guess the Tigers came out about as good as possible in those 2 drafts. Quote
Klondike Posted Sunday at 01:29 PM Posted Sunday at 01:29 PM A once in a decade type. Judge was the last. I'm just glad Kurtz is not a Yankee I guess. One good thing about baseball is you get someone that good and you can keep him for 5 years no matter the market you're stuck in. Quote
tiger2022 Posted Sunday at 02:33 PM Posted Sunday at 02:33 PM 1 hour ago, Klondike said: A once in a decade type. Judge was the last. I'm just glad Kurtz is not a Yankee I guess. One good thing about baseball is you get someone that good and you can keep him for 5 years no matter the market you're stuck in. Ask Paul Skenes if that's a good thing. He has to put in his years for a franchise that isn't even trying to field a competitive team...kind of like the Tigers from 89 to 05. Quote
CMRivdogs Posted Sunday at 09:06 PM Posted Sunday at 09:06 PM Dave Parker wrote a poem for his HOF induction. Despite his foibles I still love the guy. Followed his career from his time in Salem, Va, the Pirates Single A Carolina League team 1 Quote
Tiger337 Posted Monday at 12:17 AM Posted Monday at 12:17 AM I don't think Parker is a hall of famer...but that was funny. Quote
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