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I appreciate the research information. Still, you’ve played enough baseball to know that it’s easier to run and track a ball running sideways and in than it is to catch one running way into the outfield than the infield. Also, and this was my big gripe, running in you have a shot to make a strong throw home. Frazier had no shot to make any kind of decent throw with his momentum going the opposite direction. And forget the .100 xBA, since as you know, xBA only looks at EV and launch angle, and not where the ball was hit on the field. Your catch probability research is better. I wish though that Statcast would make this data more available on a play-by-play basis and maybe publish a chart that shows that on average, if the distance is X and the hang time is Y, then the catch probability is Z. That shouldn’t be hard to do. -
I know it was a stretch that they would send Holliday but I am still somewhat surprised that he isn't going out there to play 2B. -
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By Three Run Homer · Posted
Another theory is that Elias is very confident in his ability to build a bullpen out of table scraps. Cionel Perez was a waiver claim; Danny Coulombe was a waiver claim; Yennier Cano was a throw-in. Faced with the choice at the deadline of having to give up prospects for a proven reliever having a good season, versus scrounging for table scraps, he went for the latter, making a minor trade for Fuji and claiming Webb and Lopez off waivers. Unfortunately it hasn't worked out this time. -
By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
I want Grayson starting in the playoffs behind Bradish he's been the Orioles second best starter in the second half. If they really are concerned with Grayson's arm the playoff rotation could be Bradish, Means, Kremer and Gibson as the fourth starter if needed. But if Grayson's arm is feeling good keep him in the rotation. -
First, I wasn't referring to just this one Frazier play...but just in general that it makes sense to replace him with a better defender late in close games. And second, Urias makes one bad throw and that makes him a bad defender? Urias won a gold glove and is an outstanding defender at multiple positions. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
I get that but this doesn't look like random dumb thoughts. This looks like some really bad plan of action.
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