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I got a pretty decent chuckle out of Santander's rWAR. Gave me Tony Bautista flashbacks. -
And as noted, he followed that with an .858 August. So, hopefully there’s light at the end of the current tunnel. -
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I picked the over with the caveat he stays up all season of course and plays regularly as he should.
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The season is exactly 1/9 over, so you can just multiply any cumulative stat by 9 to see how it projects over a full season. That results in the O’s protecting to 108 wins, scoring 936 runs (+129 over last year) while allowing 693 (+15 over last year). On an individual level: Gunnar 117 runs, 135 RBI, 54 HR, 8.1 rWAR Westburg 99 runs, 126 RBI, 36 HR, 9.0 rWAR Mullins 126 runs, 135 RBI, 45 HR, 8.1 rWAR Santander 99 runs, 135 RBI, 36 HR, -0.9 rWAR (!) Cowser 72 runs, 135 RBI, 36 HR, 9.9 rWAR Mountcastle and O’Hearn also are projecting out to 6.3 rWAR, and Adley 4.5. Some folks may remember that last year I posted a thread where I was tracking WAR and other stats every 18 games. Going back, we never had an offensive segment last season with as many good performances as this last one. (I am planning a similar thread this season, but in 27 game segments, as 18 just seemed a little too frequent.)
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