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I think the biggest need is certainly a top reliever. I'd say the second biggest need is for a very good reliever. -
By Greg Pappas · Posted
Exactly, four years more than Helsley, six altogether. I agree that our biggest need is a top reliever. -
I’m not quite ready to start a Kyle Brnovich thread, but he pitched well last night, allowing 1 run on 4 hits, 2 BB and 3 K’s in 5 IP. He’s been very good at limiting the hits (only 24 in 38 IP), which also was a strength before his TJ surgery in early 2022 that ate up half of 2923 as well. However, he’s been gopher ball prone this year, allowing 8 homers among his 24 hits. His BB rate also is higher than pre-surgery, at 4.3 compared to 3.1 for his career. Overall, he’s at 3.79 ERA, 1.105 WHIP, 11.6 K/9, 2.7 K/BB. Brnovich had reached AAA by the start of 2022 before needing TJ after two starts. He resumed pitching in late June 2023 and made it as far as Bowie. But ended up missing about five weeks in August and September with some other malady. Hopefully with a run of good outings he can make his way back to Norfolk. -
Weird title …. We were down after 1 1/2 and didn’t score again. -
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Short seasons. Like 50-60 games a year. He played 602 games total, about the equivalent of 4 AL/NL seasons. His 162-game average was 45 homers, 197 RBI. The Negro National League II that Gibson played in was very hitter-friendly, averaging about 5.5 runs per game over its existence (1933-48). During that same period, the AL averaged about a run per game less, and the NL averaged about 1.5 runs per game less.
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By elextrano8 · Posted
Good catch. MLB & BBref list the same slugging percentage, but the backing numbers vary, as does Seamheads. MLB: BBref: Seamheads:
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