Is moving the fence still in somebody's mind ?

[LeFrançais]

Moving the fence in in Safeco has been a hot topic for the past few months (at least...). Of course the W-L record + the run per games scored made it even more in everybody's mind.

Should we, shouldn't we ? The question is sitll in the air.

But in the end, and I still admit it's a short spam but, going nearly invicible at home since the ASG, scoring ( a bit more) runs... Haven't our guys gave the best answer possible ? Aren't they showing they can play there without changing anything. Aren't they figuring how to use Safeco at their advantage ? Safeco is definitly not a homerun derby stadium, but playing small ball, smart running, awesome pitching and defense are our best weapon to win.

IMO it's better to figure out Safeco instead of changing the fence's position. What's yours ?

[evergreenmachine]

Not happening, nothing to see here, seattle is pitchers town

[206HoopsFan]

Not sure, I felt like it was going to happen earlier, but with all of their recent success it's a much tougher question now. I will say, that if they can master hitting their it can be a HUGE advantage considering how much opposing offenses struggle at Safeco.

[SeaTownJosh]

The recent success is only because everybody is hot, plus most of the hitters are not hitting that well. Only a few people are actualy hitting well. 5-7 of the people are still hitting like shit such as smoak, ackley, ryan, and olivio. They keep missing home runs by 5 feet it makes me sick. Bring in the fences!!!

[clarknova]

Bring in the fences!!!

I was wondering when you were going to chime in here STJ. :)

[Claudiu]

The recent success is only because everybody is hot, plus most of the hitters are not hitting that well. Only a few people are actualy hitting well. 5-7 of the people are still hitting like shit such as smoak, ackley, ryan, and olivio. They keep missing home runs by 5 feet it makes me sick. Bring in the fences!!!

It is for that reason that I also would want the fences moved in.