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#71 · June 23, 2021, 9:57 pm
Quote from fenn68 on January 8, 2021, 8:01 amQuote from MrPadre19 on January 8, 2021, 7:24 amJake Cronenworth for Jose Ramirez.
Who says no?
Cleveland ... they can get a lot more from other teams.
Considering years of control and cost….think they would still say no?
I am not advocating trading him….he’s probably my favorite Padre,but Jake is the #1 2b in the NL.
I don’t think I’d trade him straight up for Ramirez.
#72 · August 28, 2021, 9:57 pm
Now on Google Maps ... The Crone Zone! Well done, Google! 🙂
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#73 · December 15, 2021, 4:39 pm
2020: EV 89.8 HardHit 43% Barrel 11% HR/FB 10% LA 10.6 Pull 32% Cent 38% Oppo 31%
2021: EV 88.6 HardHit 30% Barrel 7% HR/FB 12% LA 12.5 Pull 34% Cent 39% Oppo 27%
#74 · March 2, 2023, 4:56 pm
So apparently “Jake” has always been “Jacob” and no one called him Jake until he reached MLB and everyone thought Manny was being funny calling him Jacob all the time.
I’m about to blow your mind. Asked Jake Cronenworth about Manny calling him “Jacob” all camp. Turns out the league decided to call him Jake when he was drafted. No one close to him calls him Jake, he said. It’s always been JACOB. High school, college, JACOB. #Padres
— Annie Heilbrunn (@annieheilbrunn) March 2, 2023
#75 · March 27, 2023, 8:27 am
https://theathletic.com/4339388/2023/03/27/mlb-best-players-spring-training/
San Diego Padres
Player: Jake Cronenworth, 1B
Cronenworth is the lone member of the starting infield who didn’t leave camp to play in the World Baseball Classic. He has also been the team’s most consistent performer throughout the spring, and there is reason to believe this isn’t just a Cactus League mirage. Cronenworth, who will split his time between first base and second base, is now healthy after playing through a lingering hip injury last season. And he is expected to bat fifth most days in the Padres’ supercharged lineup. The two-time All-Star appears poised for a career year. — Dennis Lin