Dan Coccimiglio
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Al Micheels has been a great announcer and has had a legendary career but I think it may be time for him to hang it up. He can’t understand why the Falcons are going for 2 points to make it a 21 point game instead of a 20 point game with 3.33 left? And no help from Kirk Herbstreit. Very unlikely the Packers would score 3 TD’s in 3 1/2 minutes but you don’t take chances if you wanna win in the NFL. SMH 🤦🏻♂️
Dan Coccimiglio496,108 次观看 • 1 个月前
One of the worst calls I’ve ever seen by NFL officials! It was clearly a pass, but how in the world do you call intentional grounding when Purdy has a receiver just a few yards away who actually recovers the ball? Absolutely ridiculous! Just a horrible call all the way around. And on the very next play the 49ers stick it right to Seattle and the officials who tried to rob them! Love it!
Dan Coccimiglio184,514 次观看 • 1 个月前
Batting average can lie. Just look at Luis Arraez. Yes, he can hit .300 and win batting titles. But his on-base percentage should be much higher than it is and there’s a reason why. He chases. Arraez refuses to walk. He swings at pitches out of the zone, even in key moments when his team desperately needs base runners. In this video I’m showing two back-to-back pitches where he swings at ball four. That cannot happen from a guy whose value is supposed to be getting on base. This is what I call a soft .300. The batting average looks great, but the impact is limited. He doesn’t drive the ball with authority. Low exit velocity. A lot of soft contact. And because he won’t take walks, he leaves OBP on the table. Imagine if he added discipline. If he simply took what pitchers give him, his OBP jumps and now you’re talking about a completely different level of player. Instead, you get a hitter who racks up singles in hot streaks but doesn’t maximize his value. High average. Low leverage. That’s the difference.
Dan Coccimiglio671,682 次观看 • 7 个月前
This is exactly why I get on Rafael Devers. Leading off the 7th, down 1-0, he pops one up and stands at home plate watching it. The ball drops, and if he hustles out of the box, he’s standing on second base. Even Duane Kuiper and Mike Krukow called him out for it. Yes, Devers can hit. But being a complete winning ballplayer is about more than hitting. It’s effort, awareness and doing the little things when every run matters. That’s not winning baseball.
Dan Coccimiglio232,105 次观看 • 3 个月前
The Giants have officially become the Bad News Bears. They find new ways to give away runs and lose games every single day. Top of the 7th, Giants lead 1 to 0. Yordan Alvarez leads off with a single. The next batter hits a tailor made 6-4-3 double play ball, but Willy Adames inexplicably lobs the throw to second, forcing Basabe to rush his throw to first. Runner safe. Instead of 2 outs and nobody on, there’s still a runner aboard. Then the next batter hits a routine fly ball to left and the left fielder completely whiffs on it. Now it’s runners at 2nd and 3rd with only one out. Next batter, sacrifice fly. Game tied 1 to 1. A routine double play and a routine fly ball. Make those plays and the inning is over with no damage. And if Adames is hurting, which might explain that throw, then why is he playing in a meaningless season? Sit him down, get him healthy for next year and let one of the kids play. Instead, the Giants gift the Astros the tying run. It’s the Bad News Bears, MLB edition. This team finds a new way to beat itself every day.
Dan Coccimiglio108,897 次观看 • 3 个月前
I’m glad Rafael Devers is proving me wrong. I’ll gladly own that one. The guy is on an absolute heater right now and looks unstoppable. 20 for his last 47 with 8 HRs. The Mets broadcast, which I think is the best in baseball, raves about Devers here and they’re right. hopefully this carries into 2027 because it’s a win either way for the Giants. If Devers keeps hitting like this and helps turn this thing around, great. That’s what we all want. if the Giants are still losing, at least he’s rebuilt his value to the point where he becomes a legitimate trade piece and they could actually get something back for him. Earlier this season he was basically untradable. Not anymore. Keep it going Raffy.
Dan Coccimiglio70,449 次观看 • 2 个月前
21-year-old Bryce Eldridge just hit his 13th home run of the season and is starting at first base for the third consecutive game. On a losing team that is supposed to be focusing on future development, the choice should be obvious: play Eldridge at first base for the rest of the season. At a towering 6'7", Eldridge brings an incredible athletic profile to first base. His massive frame already gives infielders a vast, elite target to throw to, and he is proving to be a much better, more agile defender than Devers. The best part? At 21, he has immense room to grow as a player. As he gets older and fills out his 6'7" frame, he is going to put on actual muscle weight, making him even stronger with even more scary power. Looking at the stats, Eldridge's recent strikeout rate uptick puts him at 26.7%—virtually identical to Devers’ 26.6%. The fact that a rookie learning the league is already matching the strikeout production of an established veteran tells you everything you need to know about his high ceiling. Meanwhile, Rafael Devers continues to prove he is a "me-first" player rather than a "team-first" guy. At this point in his career especially with the massive bag he is being paid, he is best suited as a full-time DH. If he refuses to accept that role and demands to play first base over a rising star, it completely cements his selfish attitude. A true team player and veteran leader would do whatever it takes to help SFGiants win and let the youth develop. Instead, Devers brings zero leadership, routinely fails to run out pop-ups, and exhibits the exact same toxic, malcontent attitude that wore out his welcome in Boston and caused the Red Sox to ship him out. It’s time for the SFGiants to stop catering to an overpaid, selfish veteran. Move Devers to full-time DH, let the young 6'7" powerhouse develop at first base, and commit to the future. #SFGiants
Dan Coccimiglio58,039 次观看 • 3 个月前
The season from hell continues for the SFG. Even when they catch a break with a fan interference call for an out one of our young players Victor Bericoto, gets his foot caught under the wall and twists his knee on the play. Hopefully he’s not seriously hurt, but it certainly didn’t look good.
Dan Coccimiglio48,417 次观看 • 2 个月前
Bryce Eldridge is 21 years old, and teams already pitch around him with the bases loaded. Down 2-1, he challenges a low strike call and wins. Works the count to 3-1, fouls off a pitch, then never sees another strike. Ball four. That’s not just plate discipline. That’s respect. Elite strike-zone awareness. Elite maturity. And a growing reputation as one of the most clutch young hitters in baseball. The Giants have something special.
Dan Coccimiglio66,936 次观看 • 5 个月前
Webb challenges this himself and gets the K but look at his face right after. Pretty clear he is saying come on. Especially since Cavanaugh already missed a challenge earlier you gotta wonder if Webb is just losing patience with the rookie not getting these calls right. If he is mad at the ump thats fine but if he is barking at his own guy that is a tough look for an ace. What do we think here?
Dan Coccimiglio38,919 次观看 • 3 个月前
I have been critical of Rafael Devers all year, constantly saying he is just not the true difference-maker this front office thinks he is, and today's game against the Brewers gave us the perfect example of it. Bottom of the 5th, two outs, a runner standing on second base with a righty on the mound, an open first base, and a light-hitting Jung Hoo Lee waiting on deck. In a tight, one-run game, if Devers was truly the "feared" superstar the Giants are paying him to be, the Brewers dugout would have immediately held up four fingers. They would have happily put him on first base via an intentional walk rather than risk giving up a long ball, preferring to take their chances with JHL. Instead, Milwaukee didn't blink. They went right after him. In fact, they practically had him struck out on one pitch, but the catcher couldn't hold onto the foul tip. Even though the 12-pitch battle eventually resulted in a walk, the strategy spoke volumes: the Brewers simply do not fear him. If this were a proven elite superstar like Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto, Yordan Alvarez, or José Ramírez, they get a free pass to first base 10 times out of 10 in that exact scenario. But opposing teams treat Devers like just another guy in the lineup because he lacks that elite gravity. To prove the point, JHL came up right after the walk and weakly grounded out to end the inning. The video proves exactly what I've been saying all season: the aura just isn't there, and opposing managers know it.
Dan Coccimiglio40,137 次观看 • 3 个月前
Hate to keep focusing on the negative but I have to point out to the casuals one of the many reasons why the Giants are not a good team. Look at the difference between the Dbacks & the Giants on basically the same play. One team hustles & puts pressure on the defense & forces an error which leads to the tying run the other team gives about a 75% effort. It’s these little things in baseball done consistently that can make a difference between winning & losing. Sterling Bennett🔌💭 Steven Rissotto (Two of the casuals still learning the game)
Dan Coccimiglio54,042 次观看 • 5 个月前
9 minutes of drills (Great background music)with balls hit to the right side & Pitchers covering 1B. Tony Vitello hitting the balls. (Love seeing his involvement in the details) Ron Washington coaching up Eldridge & Devers. Another coach shouting out the time it took to record out. You can hear him shout out 3.6. The average runner from Home to 1B is 4.2-4.3 seconds.
Dan Coccimiglio65,042 次观看 • 8 个月前
For a guy who’s out of options & in on the fence of making the team is this the kind of effort you want on the roster? Jerar Encarnación just flat out showed no hustle or character on this play. It was very close to being a foul ball but to stand at home plate & not run when you’re fighting for a roster spot doesn’t settle well me. But more importantly how does it settle with Tony V and Buster when you’re trying to change the culture? For me this is a deal breaker for a guy that’s older and less talented than other guys fighting for a job.
Dan Coccimiglio49,983 次观看 • 8 个月前
