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My fantasy team captured all the pitching categories today because my opponent had Jake Arrieta. Too bad he did not have Davies too!

I didn't even know Davies was doing so well. He might have been the perfect replacement for Wei-yin Chen, less expensive and better than Miley. And we gave him up for a few months of flame-out Gerardo Parra. Jeesh.

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Gausman was a 1st round draft pick

How is that working out?

Not bad.

There have been plenty of 1st-round draft picks that have been both better and worse than Gausman throughout the history of the draft (1965-Present.)

And a record of 3-10 aint good

Not, it isn't.

Neither is judging a pitcher based on his W-L record.

OK, what other metrics are you going to use for a starting pitcher?

For starters, his ERA of 4.01, and his WHIP of 1.31, neither of which is close to being representative of a pitcher with a 3-10 record.

Nolan Ryan led the National League in ERA (2.76) in 1987 with a record of 8-16.

Felix Hernandez won the Cy Young Award in 2010 with a record of 13-12.

You obviously have a stick up your ass about Gausman.

Good luck with that.

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At some point don't you have to start protecting yourself with two strikes?

Been thinking about that. Lots of guys pride themselves in knowing the strike zone and feel they're disciplined. I think Davis feels like he's one of those guys. Ted Williams sure did, to the point where if he didn't swing, the old story is the ump called a ball. I just can't see Ted taking close ones like that, though. Davis is no Ted Williams.

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I didn't even know Davies was doing so well. He might have been the perfect replacement for Wei-yin Chen, less expensive and better than Miley. And we gave him up for a few months of flame-out Gerardo Parra. Jeesh.

Davies was crushed today though. Like Wei Chen against the Tigers or Jays crushed.

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Been thinking about that. Lots of guys pride themselves in knowing the strike zone and feel they're disciplined. I think Davis feels like he's one of those guys. Ted Williams sure did, to the point where if he didn't swing, the old story is the ump called a ball. I just can't see Ted taking close ones like that, though. Davis is no Ted Williams.

I met Ted Williams. I watched Ted Williams. Chris is no Ted Williams.

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Been thinking about that. Lots of guys pride themselves in knowing the strike zone and feel they're disciplined. I think Davis feels like he's one of those guys. Ted Williams sure did, to the point where if he didn't swing, the old story is the ump called a ball. I just can't see Ted taking close ones like that, though. Davis is no Ted Williams.

It obviously isn't working for him this year.

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Been thinking about that. Lots of guys pride themselves in knowing the strike zone and feel they're disciplined. I think Davis feels like he's one of those guys. Ted Williams sure did, to the point where if he didn't swing, the old story is the ump called a ball. I just can't see Ted taking close ones like that, though.

Davis is no Ted Williams.

I met Ted Williams. I watched Ted Williams. Chris is no Ted Williams.

We definitely agree.

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