2010 Analysis: Luis Hernandez
Watching Luis Hernandez limp around the bases was excruciating yet inspiring; the image will forever be etched in my mind. He absolutely commanded my respect for that display of True Grit in a way not even John Wayne could have demonstrated.
Beyond that vignette, however, there isn’t much to say about the journeyman utility infielder.
Rather than waste my time (and yours) with a post devoted to Luis Hernandez, please see the 2009 analysis of Argenis Reyes, and use your imagination.
Further, let me present a topic for argument: why did we see so much of Luis Hernandez and not so much of Justin Turner. Discuss amongst yourselves.
Incompetence.
Go Alderson!
Just follow the trail of discarded Met 2nd basemen through the years (young with hints of potential); and compare them to their counter-parts (older, breaking down, sconsiderably more expensive).
Thank God those days appear to be over.
Just follow the trail of discarded Met 2nd basemen through the years (young with hints of potential); and compare them to their counter-parts (older, breaking down, considerably more expensive).
Thank God those days appear to be over.
I hope he has a terrific season in Buffalo along with Justin Turner OverDrive, Josh Satin and Reese Havens.