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Rizzo's only Bowdenesque quality this season has been the way he has stuck with his boy Mock to give him chances to succeed others were not afforded. Mock has actually taken advantage of the chances. If he does ultimately pan out (and Rizzo was right that if he was to succeed it would need to be as a starter), then Rizzo's hunches are worth respecting even more.
Gene Mauch lifetime .239 hitter
He psychically transfers his energy to them, leaving him exhausted to fall asleep at the wheel
More than a few posters here had completely given up on Mock, but he's very quickly gotten back to where he was in AAA - quite dominant, before he tires rapidly around the 6th or so.
Dude that is Evil
So this is it for him.
That was luck, but I'll take it.