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37 minutes ago, ArtVanDelay said:
I’m thinking he’ll never get another job in baseball.
Why? People are acting like he’s a criminal. That’s ridiculous.
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25 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:
Count me out on spring training. Other than the signal that baseball season is around the corner, it's a snore fest.
It’s great in person.
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What do any of those things have to do with Mountcastle?
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22 hours ago, Moose Milligan said:
When the Astros trashcan beating scandal broke, I took the absolute silence from other teams (not players, teams) as an admission of guilt that they were doing illegal things, too.
“It’s only cheating if you get caught.” Bobby The Brain Heenan
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2 minutes ago, NCRaven said:
If Rodriguez and Hall can provide Bedard level skills without the attitude, I'd be thrilled.
Even better if they have the attitude
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47 minutes ago, baltfan said:
The Machado fake is the best. I had never seen it and depended upon Hardy being in the right place.
That’s the MLB play of the decade. People leap over walls to rob HRs all the time.
Don’t throw it away, don’t throw it at all!!!
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12 minutes ago, weams said:
Needless pandering
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6 hours ago, atomic said:
Are any sports commissioners Ever liked by anyone?
Adam Silver is pretty well liked.
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Like others have said, I just don’t see the upside. He’s an average starting SS when focused. He seems to have behavioral issues beyond being a wife beater (doesn’t know the signs). Everyone doesn’t have to be a saint, but if they’re a real POS like this guy’s actions indicate they better be Mike Trout level good before I consider them.
Big time pass
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Happy Thanksgiving to you too buddy!!
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6 minutes ago, weams said:
Move Pop and Sedlock and Ortiz up and Hays down a few and I'm in.
Hays lower than 7?
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BA Top 100
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18 minutes ago, ChrisP said:I know it's splitting hairs at 75 & 88, but I don't understand why Ryan would be #88 when he's younger than most and had a great year in AAA.
5 in the Top 100 is very nice to see..
Defense. All his value is with the bat, and it doesn’t appear elite.
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So we’re a few breaks away from being in the World Series next year? Is that what I’m seeing?
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Obviously it’s a stupid rule. The NCAA is full of them. I hope some team abuses it to the point where they have to change it.
That said, it’s not the reason we lost. I’m proud that we hung in there against the best team I’ve seen all year. If our QB could get his nerves together on the road, we’d be 8-0 and staring down the playoffs.
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9 hours ago, wildcard said:
Totally agree. After losing big for two years and accumulating high draft choices in 2012, 2013, June of 2014 Jeff Luhnow was ready to spend some money in the rebuild after the 2013 season.. The would be equivalent to Elias spending after losing 2019 and 2020.
Are we still doing that thing where we can only project Oriole moves based on what Houston did? That’s really tired and illogical.
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8 minutes ago, Frobby said:
Agree there’s nothing wrong with it. Saying that, Trumbo had a .275 average in the minors, Mountcastle is .295. Mountcastle has played each level younger than Trumbo did, and generally, the minor leagues the West Coast prospects play in tend to be more hitter friendly than the ones Mountcastle played in. For all those reasons, I think Mountcastle will hit for a higher average than Trumbo. That doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be a better overall hitter or player. I’m hoping he will be, but if he has Trumbo’s career, that’s far from a terrible outcome.
I just added up his time in the Angels minor league system and got an average of .288
Trumbo also has the better walk rate, though it’s still nothing spectacular. Good points about age of level and hitters leagues.
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17 hours ago, Frobby said:
He’s a better hitter for average than Trumbo.
Trumbo was about a .285 hitter in the minors.
There’s nothing wrong with being the next Trumbo
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9 hours ago, weams said:
Mountcastle. Beware the Mountcastle.
No position. Doesn’t take a walk. Next Trumbo?
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On 10/8/2019 at 11:29 PM, DirtyBird said:
The biggest jump into the top 30 has to be Stauffer, right? Probably close to top 15 now?
1 Rutschman 2 DL Hall 3 Hays 4 Mouncastle 5 Rodriguez 6 Henderson 7 Kremer 8 Harvey 9 Diaz 10 Baumann Id probably say:
1. Rutschman
2. Hall
3. Rodriguez
4. Hays
5. Diaz
6. Mountcastle
7. Kremer
8. Harvey
9. Henderson
10. Lowther
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1 hour ago, wildcard said:
I think there is a very good chance that the O's win the Machado and Britton trades as well. But some of the O's players will have to perform for that to happen.
The O's traded 2 1/2 months of Manny's service time for Diaz, Kremer, Bannon and Pop. Those 4 have to accumulate enough playing time and value in the majors to equal Manny service time with the Dodgers. Manny helped the Dodgers get to the WS even if they did lose there. The Dodgers did get some significant value from Manny. Bur the O's were never going to pay Manny 10/300m.
The O's also traded a little over 2 months of Brittons service time for Carroll, Tate and Rogers. So the O's have to get at least that much value at the major league level from those three players to win the trade. The Yankees won a wild card spot but lost in the Division series. However O's were not going to sign Britton to an extension or as a free agent. Not with Boras as his agent.
The O’s knew they’d never pay him 10/300, so why didn’t they trade him earlier? When they could get better value.
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Hahahaha. I can’t believe you can say that on tv.......Norfolk
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14 hours ago, wildcard said:
Starters
1. Grayson Rodriguez
2. DL Hall
3. John Means
4.Dean Kremer
5. Michael Baumann
6. Zac Lowther
Relievers
7. Hunter Harvey
8. Zach Pop
Catcher
9. Adley Rutschman
Outfielders
10 . Austin Hays
11. Yusniel Diaz
12. Anthony Santander
Infielders
13. Ryan Mountcastle
14 Gunnar Henderson
I’m sure this has been settled but why would we be trading any of them? You don’t trade prospects for prospects, and we’re not looking for established big league players.
Anyway, I’m sure this has been settled.
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2 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:
I agree that it seems intuitive. That is why it was such a big honking deal when Voros McCracken released his research.
I wonder if exit velocity and ground ball percentage could have been thoroughly looked at then. Also, a study failing to find a correlation isn’t the same as disproving an idea.
Should we go after Jeff Luhnow?
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He’s suspended for a year. Why would he be ineligible after that?