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By LookitsPuck · Posted
Oh, for sure. Batting average means squadouche. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
I'm just saying that it's easier and more informative to point at the run differential than to talk about a 15 point spread in batting average. -
Yeah easily picking Detroit of the two. They’ve been extremely fortunate/lucky/timely on both sides of the ball. CHW should’ve just had a one out triple in the first. The umpires called a dead ball, thinking a fan reached over and touched the ball, even though he didn’t. Most likely saved them a run. The magic ride continues for them. Their position players are extremely average, they have one amazing starter and then solid but not spectacular relievers/bulk guys, and you can almost eliminate their far and away best hitter by using the 4 LHP’s in the pen. If you think they’re going to continue being the most clutch team in the league, they’re a problem. If you don’t think that’s predictive, they are very beatable. Doesn’t mean the Orioles can’t lose to them, but they shouldn’t. -
By LookitsPuck · Posted
That run differential difference isn’t far off from one another. It’s also not reflective of the state of the teams the last 2+ months. The Tigers didn’t even have Parker Meadows or Kerry Carpenter for half the season. And the Royals lost some key players and arms. -
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By HowAboutThat · Posted
I had forgotten that Brennan Hanifee was an Oriole prospect, but he’s starting for the Tigers against the White Sox tonight. He spent a long time languishing in the minors, good for him. Love him some playoff bonus money. Here’s hoping it doesn’t go beyond the wildcard series…
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