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If the end result of an at bat is not good, than how much value does a long at bat have in this age of power bullpen arms? (Obviously the Tigers don't have one)

Yea. Bringing in a righty who throws ~90 tops to face Davis doesn't scream imposing bullpen by any stretch.

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Well if it gets you on base than that is a different story.

I was asking if there was intrinsic worth in a higher than average P/PA in today's game.

Probably not.

I think Rickard has the potential to be a little bit better than what we see with experience.

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