What does Pujols mean when he says he wants to be in STL forever?
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By Sports Guy · Posted
As Drungo recently showed, the average pinch hitter OPS is below 700. -
My argument is that Means was more effective last night than Grayson was on Thursday. Are you arguing otherwise, because Grayson had more K’s? How many of those strikes were 2 strike foul balls? That hurt him much more than it helped. Maybe the game Adley was calling was part of the problem too. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
I’m not really seeing the evidence you are trying to show here? That chart also coincides with OBP and walks being deemed more important than ever. Walks are probably the #1 thing that increases pitch counts. So, approaches at the plate probably have as much to do with it as anything. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
How much of that is because of hitters changing their approach? -
MLB Baseball Player Stats & Stats Leaders - Pitches per Plate Appearance (teamrankings.com) A lot of high K% guys also have high # of pitches per plate appearance. The push for K% has led to more pitches per plate appearance. -
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By Can_of_corn · Posted
OK, stick with me here for a second. Means threw 96 pitches, 65 of which were strikes. Grayson thew threw 99 pitches, 73 of which were strikes. So what exactly is your argument? Is it that the pitches Means was throwing were easier to hit cleanly and put into play? And that's a good thing?
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