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It's like they are constantly just hoping the pitcher makes mistakes, instead of jumping on him.

I was hoping we'd get hot at just the right time, but this team isn't it. Even if they somehow got lucky and advanced, they'd get blown out. I've seen enough of this staff and its plate approach, which really seems like a continuation of the prior tired staff's plate approach.

That's been the plate approach for 2 decades. Look at the pitches right where you want them, then flail at the pitcher's best pitch for a K.

Geez, I miss 1995-2001, when we had guys who could rake, from top to bottom.