Orioles History
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Thought it would be good to have a thread tracking any big gaps between wOBA and xwOBA from time to time. At this early stage, I’d say only gaps of 50 point or more are really notable. That’s the case for: Cowser .539/.465 Rutschman .330/.385 Mullins .370/.320 Mateo .362/.303 Hays .100/.224 Urias .172/.232 It’s worth noting that Cowser would be awesome even at .465, and Hays and Urias would be awful even at .224 and .232. The team has a pretty typical mix of guys who’ve been hot or cold, and guys who’ve had good or bad wOBA “luck.” Overall, the picture is pretty darned good. -
By OriolesMagic83 · Posted
How could I forget the great Franchy or was it Frenchy Cordero? -
Of course, my first thoughts were "uh oh, the timing of this doesn't sound good," for health reasons. Hope he's not ill. That being said, I will not miss his "theeeee yankees wiiiinnnn" at all. In any way. Not one iota. 😑 -
I don't like to call people out for bad calls since we all make them, but have you changed your mind yet? Pages 6 & 7 of this thread are amazing. Not only criticizing the move, but attacking the people who dared to rationalize it.
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