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re: Crews a bust?
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:12 am to David121172
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:12 am to David121172
His stance has changed from college and the minors. The current one appears to make him more ready to hit big league pitching.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:15 am to David121172
quote:
Wyatt Langford
As someone that has watched almost every Rangers game this year, I can tell you that Wyatt has had his lunch money taken on a LOT of at bats. MLB pitching is unlike any other thing on this earth...you can't take for granted just how good and nasty those dudes are. Langford is all go go go, and it is fun to watch, he is and will be a stud. But he has had terrible stretches as well.
Crews and Langford will both play in multiple all-star games. Not everyone comes out looking like Juan Soto right away.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:15 am to Solo Cam
quote:you mean his first 6 games? His rookie season (49 games) he hit .264/.313/..478. Crews would love those numbers at this point.
ou remember how Alex Bregman started? Dude had a historically bad start to his MLB career and Crews got to the show faster.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:21 am to David121172
Absolutely too early.
For example Matt Shaw with the Cubs started the season in the majors, he was a first round pick for the Cubs, not as high a pick as Crews but he was one of the Cub's top prospects and rose up through the ranks quickly. This was his first taste of the major and his first 70 at bats did not go well.
Sent him down and brought him back a month later and in about in the 17 games since being back up he's hitting .327.
I could give you dozens of other examples, but Shaw is one - he's talented - but Crews is more talented. Give it some time.
For example Matt Shaw with the Cubs started the season in the majors, he was a first round pick for the Cubs, not as high a pick as Crews but he was one of the Cub's top prospects and rose up through the ranks quickly. This was his first taste of the major and his first 70 at bats did not go well.
Sent him down and brought him back a month later and in about in the 17 games since being back up he's hitting .327.
I could give you dozens of other examples, but Shaw is one - he's talented - but Crews is more talented. Give it some time.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:25 am to David121172
He obviously has a more severe obligue strain than initially diagnosed. He was coming around and having some better games at the plate. From everything I had read he was fielding his position well in the OF. At the major league level, it is a constant game of adjustments. Look at W. Langford batting .227 and he has been playing full time since last season.
I believe a healthy D. Crews will be back and prove he is one of the better young OF's across MLB.
I believe a healthy D. Crews will be back and prove he is one of the better young OF's across MLB.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:40 am to Skenes
quote:It took him 6 games to get his first hit.
you mean his first 6 games? His rookie season (49 games) he hit .264/.313/..478. Crews would love those numbers at this point.
It took him 22 games to get above .200
Crews hit .247 in May with 5 HRs and 20 RBIs
You fahgots are the exact same ones who gave up on Jones and Shores this season.
I'll say the exact same thing about Bregman as I did about Jared Jones- his talent is undeniable. I'll bet on him and bookmark this thread
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:48 am to David121172
Plenty of guys start hot and then struggle, start slow then get hot. Using the word bust in baseball after 60 games isn’t right. Has he struggled adjusting? Yes but as we saw in Baton Rouge crews works hard at his craft… he will figure it out.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 7:49 am to Solo Cam
quote:
Alex Bregman
quote:
hall of fame career
We can say Bregman has had a solid MLB career without jumping to this

MLB HoF is ridiculously hard to get into.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 8:13 am to CatfishJohn
Based on subsequent comments, it’s obvious OP is just trolling, but I am very impressed with all the responses in this thread. LSU fans know baseball better than anyone.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 8:34 am to CatfishJohn
quote:I exaggerated but he's a good glove winner, multiple time all star, World Series champion.
We can say Bregman has had a solid MLB career without jumping to this
MLB HoF is ridiculously hard to get into.
But I member dudes on this board calling him a bust right when he started his MLB career too.
I remember him going on with Mascona and that bitches first question to him was "why did you suck early?"
Bregman sounded legitimately confused like "I gave you this interview motherfricker snd you're going to insult me"
Posted on 6/10/25 at 8:49 am to Solo Cam
Crews had played in more games than Bregman, so obviously bigger sample size when you are talking 6 games. It took Bregman to get to .200 and after that he never sniffed .200 again that season. Crews is 70+ games into his career. Still to early to say bust but Corbin Carroll, Jackson Merrill and others have raised expectations for many of these young players.
Also when did Crews hit .247 with 5 home runs in May? He hit .167 with 3 home runs. For his career his best month is August (5 games played) where he hit .286/.318/.667 outside of that he hasn't hit over .215 for his career over any month.
What Crews has on his side is that he is a plus defender with speed and pop. When he comes back from IL (he isn't swinging a bat yet) he will be back in the lineup as Hassell and Young haven't lit the world on fire and Crews offers more pop than either.
Also when did Crews hit .247 with 5 home runs in May? He hit .167 with 3 home runs. For his career his best month is August (5 games played) where he hit .286/.318/.667 outside of that he hasn't hit over .215 for his career over any month.
What Crews has on his side is that he is a plus defender with speed and pop. When he comes back from IL (he isn't swinging a bat yet) he will be back in the lineup as Hassell and Young haven't lit the world on fire and Crews offers more pop than either.
This post was edited on 6/10/25 at 9:14 am
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:16 am to David121172
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Almost a month and he still hasn't even begun baseball activities? Most sportswriters are saying he just wasn't ready for MLB.
The dude is injured. He actually has been playing very well defensively and was just starting to find his groove offensively. He was improving. It takes time to adjust to MLB pitching.
This should not even be a question right now. Hes injured and when he is recovered he will resume baseball activities. Jesus
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:19 am to IM_4_LSU
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He was improving. It takes time to adjust to MLB pitching.
That’s an understatement. He was leading all rookies with 7 HRs at the time & he had just hit one 2 games in a row.
OP is just an uninformed troll. It’s not a coincidence he signed up for a TD account on 6/21/23 as we eliminated Wake Forest
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:24 am to David121172
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He's a below average player on a horrible team. He won't see the majors again.
Oh, so you're a troll from a different fan base. Got it.

Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:27 am to David121172
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He's a below average player on a horrible team. He won't see the majors again.

Couldn’t even make it two pages before outing yourself.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:30 am to Mister Completely
quote:
Know who else struggled when they first got into the Bigs?
Adrian Beltre
Robin Yount
Johnny Bench
Cal Ripken Jr
George Brett
Reggie Jackson
As mentioned, baseball is hard as frick. Not every 18-22 year old has the light go on for them immediately. Btw, all those guys are in the HoF now but I'm sure you knew that.
Add Mickey Mantle to that list.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:33 am to David121172
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Never said he should hang it up, but he was frequently compared to Wyatt Langford and as yet Langford is a far better overall player. Players have slumps but Crews couldn't do shite with MLB pitching this season.
Holy shite this is an odd take.
Wyatt Langford has 47 Hits in 207 ABs with 11 HRs and 26 RBIs and 11 Stolen bases. In 55 games.
While Crews has 31 hits in 158 ABs with 7 HRs and 15 RBs and 11 stolen bases in 45 games.
And it is no debate who is better as a defender. Now lets look a little closer.
In the last 25 games Crews was hitting 17/84 over .200 with 4 HRs and 5 stolen bases and 8 walks. He was starting to put it together. Wyatt was in the MLB for the better portion last year so he had a significant head start to get used to the game. But in Wyatt's last 25 games hes 19/97 for below .200 with 5 HRs 12 RBIs and 4 stolen bases with 9 walks.
Wyatt is not the far better player. He is a better power hitter even though Crews is not far behind him in that category but I would take Crews as an overall player even right now. He is better defensively by a mile which is the separator.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:37 am to David121172
It’s absolutely silly to question whether Dylan Crews is a bust at 23 years old. Most prospects don’t reach the big show until age 25. And those prospects usually struggle for a few years while adjusting to the best pitching on Earth. Dylan is already ahead of the curve.
Dylan is a special player and he will be fine
My question is….where do you guys come up with this crap?
Dylan is a special player and he will be fine
My question is….where do you guys come up with this crap?
Posted on 6/10/25 at 9:54 am to Skenes
In April he hit that, not May.
Here's the stats
He had a higher average and more home runs than Juan Soto in April.
Y'all seem to want to shite on Crews and idgaf. I think the kids going to be a stud, one of us will be right and one of us will be wrong.
Here's the stats
He had a higher average and more home runs than Juan Soto in April.
Y'all seem to want to shite on Crews and idgaf. I think the kids going to be a stud, one of us will be right and one of us will be wrong.
Posted on 6/10/25 at 10:11 am to David121172
Well of course this is an ultra biased site. However, if you polled Twitter, any site where it's not mostly LSU fans, the answer would be likely yes so far that he has not performed nearly to expectation. He still has time, but to date, yes he has. Hitters can take a while to get adjusted.
This post was edited on 6/10/25 at 10:13 am
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