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By Just Regular · Posted
It will be interesting to see how many GM's on the playoff fringe pull a '22 Elias and sell. It isn't hard to challenge for sixth best in a 15-team league. We're about to play the Giants who seem like they are having a second mediocre year after the magical one, but they and the Marlins are IN with a .519 winning percentage. At 23-30, Stroman and Dansby and Trey's Cubs are just 4.5 games behind the Giants, though granted with half the league between them and 6th. Giolito-Eduardo-Stroman-Bieber I have heard batched as a "Big Four" but one or two of their teams could have a real run. I expect Elias to do something, but I would be surprised if he paid any pre-deadline higher asks. -
By Bemorewins · Posted
It’s one thing to trade Hernaiz for Irvin who is a fringe MLB starter. But from that suggested list, do you believe that kind of package can land a Stroman? Those are accessory pieces at best. How could that add in value for a Major League, potentially impact starter who has a year and a half left on his contract? Do you believe the Cubs will have no other suitors for Stroman? -
By Sports Guy · Posted
Well started to get more Ks and miss more bats starting around July last year iirc. Ironically, he had some starts where he did better in those areas but was giving up more runs. Over the long haul though, missing more bats and getting more Ks is huge for him and if that can last while keeping his control, he’s going to be good…assuming he can stay healthy. He is going to be a guy that you worry about for a while in that regards. -
By Billy F-Face3 · Posted
The Wall won't help him out when the splits say to bat a left handed batter against Tyler's right arm. -
Was at the game yesterday. Really disappointed with how our infield defense played. 2 errors were officially given out but we had more misplays than that. Of course if you score 0 it doesn't ultimately matter. But still........... -
By Aristotelian · Posted
K/9 up to 8.7. That was his weakness last year. If he can miss bats at that rate he is going to be very successful. Zero walks yesterday. I just love watching guys like that pitch. Unfortunately most of the playoff contenders are big HR hitters. Not sure his approach will work well vs Yankees and Jays. Definitely give Tyler one of the home starts and hope the wall helps him out. -
He's one of those guys that need to be included when there is a discussion on Orioles with the most pure power. Not sure of the majors but I remember some 500 ft plus bombs in the minors. https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/mike-young/
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