I know people were hoping for more Clone Wars cameos, Easter Eggs, plot-lines, but so far we’ve had more of those in The Mandalorian than here. This laser focus on Leia and Vader and the Skywalker stuff means that a lot of other characters from Kenobi’s past have simply not made an appearance. Even if Reva didn’t sense the Force inside her, Leia is exposed as a Jedi sympathizer years before she passes her note, via R2-D2, to General Obi-Wan Kenobi.Īll this is now in disarray for no good reason.Īnd speaking of good reason, why are they not immediately taking Leia back to Alderaan at this point? It’d be funny since then Vader would just track her there and Obi-Wan would, presumably, be long gone. She was supposed to be somewhat sheltered and protected on Alderaan, not in the thick of things by the age of ten. The moment Reva tried to poke inside her brain she’d know Leia had Force powers slumbering inside her.
Yes, she comes to help the rebellion but we can assume that this is due to her father, Bail Organa, and his careful antipathy toward the Emperor.Ĭapturing Leia at this age and dragging her to the Fortress Inquisitorius exposes her immediately to the Emperor and his minions. That Leia is tough from the outset, but she’s spent her life as a princess and a diplomat relatively sheltered from the Empire. It also makes no sense for her later character, the grown Leia we meet in A New Hope and fall in love with over the course of the original trilogy. She feels a lot like a repeat of Grogu from The Mandalorian but less interesting, with a less interesting relationship developing between her and Kenobi. The actor is fine, but she comes across as a smart seven or eight-year-old, not ten. This should be a show about Obi-Wan Kenobi and maybe even a show about Kenobi rescuing Force-sensitive youth, but Leia is a mistake for several reasons. I’m sorry, but Leia was just a huge mistake here. I have a couple other big problems: Big Problem #1: Leia “I was in good position with the Yankees, and it wouldn’t be the worst thing in the world to go back to them, even though I am trying my hardest to see that doesn’t happen.Obi-Wan Kenobi is weak and needs protection. “If it doesn’t work out, I realize it’s because there is a whole lot of talent in this room,” Greene said. Greene - a Jacksonville, Fla., native who grew up rooting for the Red Sox - was selected by the Yankees in the eighth round of the 2019 draft from South Alabama. Gilmartin stuck with the club all year and remained with the Mets into 2016. The Mets last received a helpful piece from the Rule 5 draft before the 2015 season when they selected Sean Gilmartin, a left-handed reliever. When I step on that mound, my only thought is to get guys out.” “But I don’t think there is anybody more competitive than me. “I might not be the guy that is throwing 100 like Ridings, and there’s a lot of guys that are probably more talented than me,” Greene said. Greene said his competitive nature is his strength. Though Greene doesn’t possess a big fastball - his velocity sits in the 92-93 mph range - he pitches with a “deceptiveness,” according to pitching coach Jeremey Hefner, that produces strikeouts. Steve Cohen taking on expanded role with Mets still searching for new president Greene joins a group that includes Stephen Nogosek, Elieser Hernandez, Jeff Brigham and Stephen Ridings among the relievers who will battle for spots at the back end of the Mets’ bullpen. “There definitely was a little bit of disappointment, because I know me and I have belief in myself and I know I can perform in the big leagues, but at the same time the job they have over there, they have to manage that roster, it’s really so difficult, you really can’t fault them.” Reliever Zach Greene at Mets spring training Corey Sipkin for the NY POST “Those guys have so much talent, so I couldn’t fault them at all,” said Greene, who was selected by the Mets in the Rule 5 draft at the winter meetings in San Diego.
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Greene, who had just finished his fourth professional season - leaving him unprotected - took the exclusion in stride. Last season Greene struck out 96 batters over 68 ¹/₃ innings for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre and pitched to a 3.42 ERA, but it wasn’t enough to earn him a spot on the Yankees’ 40-man roster after the season. To achieve that, the 26-year-old right-handed reliever will have to be placed on the Mets’ major league roster and remain there. LUCIE - Zach Greene’s goal this spring is to avoid getting offered back to the Yankees. Mets using these 2022 lessons to get over biggest hurdle Mets starter struggles in first outing with pitch clockĮx-Met star on Aaron Judge: ‘Pressure’ from being captain, big contract Justin Verlander might be baseball’s last 300-game winner - how the pitcher, the person and the sport got here
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