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I think the bullpen ERA on the road trip was near 8. I think sustaining that by outscoring your opponents is going to be a tough road to hoe. -
Kevin Brown said - "Future Hall of Famer, PERHAPS, Craig Kimbral, Future Hall of Famer for CERTAIN, Mike Trout.
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All of that is a fair argument. But the upside X factor on the yoots in question is there too. -
By Aristotelian · Posted
Houston is an interesting team with some talent but off to a terrible start. Despite their poor start Fangraphs has them at 44% to make the playoffs, but they could get the fork stuck in them soon. -
In all candor, I’m not sure what this means — and the answer is probably “not much” — but I found it interesting. Since April 10, the day Jackson Holliday debuted, the top 4 most valuable position players in all of MLB (per fWAR) have been: 1. Gunnar Henderson (1.5 WAR) 2. Daulton Varsho (1.4 WAR) 3. Jordan Westburg (1.2 WAR) 4. Colton Cowser (1.1 WAR) -
This actually reminds me a bit of Tampa’s hot start last year. That was even crazier, with the entire team at .879 OPS at the end of April. I remember looking at their players’ stats and virtually everyone was outperforming their historical and prior year numbers by a wide margin. The difference with the O’s is that several of our younger guys don’t have much of a track record to go on. -
By sportsfan8703 · Posted
I'm sure the Yankees would love Mullins at 4/80. He's the type of player that a WS contender would be looking to acquire and not trade away. GG CF defense. CF being so thin in the MLB. Mullins is a top 5-7 CF in the game overall. Other guys can stand out in CF and not hurt you. Mullins actually gains us advantage. It's a dilemma that Elias will have to tackle. Keep an eye on EBJ's milb season.
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