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Garcia is really struggling at Harrisburg this year, hitting .216 / .262 / .259 and just 5-30 over his last 10 games.
He just turned 19 and he's playing against guys who are mostly 24-25 with all those years spent playing a ton of baseball. Struggles are normal. It's really rare that someone begin the season in AA at 18.
Nice trade bait for some bullpen help
Garcia isn’t going anywhere. He’s either here at SS or 2B in 2021.
Trea is no more of a lock to stay than Bryce or Ant
Oh … I thought you guys said he was tearing it up
I said he was having a "good run"Those are nice stats for a 20 year old in an advanced minor league setting.
Especially when you consider hes only 19. Hell even be 19 on Opening Day next year. Not 20 until May.That's the impressive thing to me. Hes handles himself well for being so young at every stop. The power numbers have not been good, but hes a teenager. Hes not likely to hit 20 at any point in his career, but he should develop more power as he continues to mature. Theres a lot of development left.
I said he was having a "good run"
tearing up the AFL: In 7 games / 32 ABs he's posted .406 / .441 / .563
IS it possible he comes up in May next year? I am resigned that Rendon is probably going to Texas. So do we start grooming Kieboom for 3rd or sign someone and let him play 2b this year and move him over after 2020.
there's a nice defensive highlight from the AFL title game. He went 2 for4.
uh yeah, after 7 games he was tearing it up (posted in September 29), by October 23 he was still having a good run.Do you not understand dates, or are you trying to step into the void left by BiL's departure?
Had nothing to do with dates. You denied you said "tearing it up" when you had said it a few replies ago. Doesn't matter when it was. If it changed with time, you could have clarified that instead of denying it.Or are you trying to step into Potomac Cannons' void all these years later?
let's see if he can even hit for a .700 OPS in AA before we even think of him as a future MLB player