[Mick]

Mick you refer to the Giant coaches pitching and hitting.  Who are they.  I can’t find cure t info.  Young back??  Powell listed but he’s gone.  Who are these great coaches

Cozart $9M and won’t play is better than Piller who can?

Miller is going to be a star ?  Potential is a French word for ain’t done nothing yet

Like Phogge a Giant fan since 1958. Actually 1952 when As a very young boy bought a comic book about the shot heard round the world  Bobby Thompson’s HR to beat the Dodgers

I’m a fan so hope all works out but right now stupid moves

3-9 isnt gaudy Mick?  That’s an understatement lol.

1.  Potential is actually derived from Latin words that mean "potent power ability."
2.  No, Cozart can't play, though he was an all-star two years ago.  They wanted to get the overall #15 selection in last year's draft, a player they had scouted and desired, per Farhan.  And they got him for, essentially, cash.
3.  I don't know what you're referring to with respect to 3-9 not being gaudy.  I don't think that was one of my references.
4.  I think of Pillar like Bill Walsh thought of Steve Deberg -- just good enough to get you beat.  He plays a deep center field because he can't catch balls over his head.  He has poor range and can't get on base.  Woo-hoo, he had 21 home runs, less than one per every 30 at bats.  Yeehah, what a guy.  The opponents had 238 home runs in 81 games at Oracle.  The funny thing is, we still might get him.  But for $6 million, not $10 million.  He's a wrong-side-of-30 free agent.  We already have half-a-dozen of those.  
5.  Hitting coaches include the following: Donnie Ecker (33), and likely-to-be-hired Justin Viele (29).  Ecker was the Reds' assistant hitting coach last season.   Viele played at SCU, so he's automatically awesome.  He was a minor league teammate of Yastrzemski's.  Apart from that, he was the Dodgers' minor league hitting instructor.  Both are experts in analytics, biomechanics and player development.

[Mick]

Mick you refer to the Giant coaches pitching and hitting.  Who are they.  I can’t find cure t info.  Young back??  Powell listed but he’s gone.  Who are these great coaches

Cozart $9M and won’t play is better than Piller who can?

Miller is going to be a star ?  Potential is a French word for ain’t done nothing yet

Like Phogge a Giant fan since 1958. Actually 1952 when As a very young boy bought a comic book about the shot heard round the world  Bobby Thompson’s HR to beat the Dodgers

I’m a fan so hope all works out but right now stupid moves

3-9 isnt gaudy Mick?  That’s an understatement lol.

1.  Potential is actually derived from Latin words that mean "potent power ability."
2.  No, Cozart can't play, though he was an all-star two years ago.  They wanted to get the overall #15 selection in last year's draft, a player they had scouted and desired, per Farhan.  And they got him for, essentially, cash.
3.  I don't know what you're referring to with respect to 3-9 not being gaudy.  I don't think that was one of my references.
4.  I think of Pillar like Bill Walsh thought of Steve Deberg -- just good enough to get you beat.  He plays a deep center field because he can't catch balls over his head.  He has poor range and can't get on base.  Woo-hoo, he had 21 home runs, less than one per every 30 at bats.  Yeehah, what a guy.  The opponents had 238 home runs in 81 games at Oracle.  The funny thing is, we still might get him.  But for $6 million, not $10 million.  He's a wrong-side-of-30 free agent.  We already have half-a-dozen of those.  
5.  Hitting coaches include the following: Donnie Ecker (33), and likely-to-be-hired Justin Viele (29).  Ecker was the Reds' assistant hitting coach last season.   Viele played at SCU, so he's automatically awesome.  He was a minor league teammate of Yastrzemski's.  Apart from that, he was the Dodgers' minor league hitting instructor.  Both are experts in analytics, biomechanics and player development.