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By Allan Bryant · Posted
Thanks Drungo sir , now the ERA is not only stat I can employ to evaluate pitchers . I’m not stats nerd or whiz but it’s never too late to learn for a boomer like me -
By sportsfan8703 · Posted
What the heck, just play Mayo and Badallo this year. Mayo comes up ASAP. Badallo comes up 9/1 and does a 50/50 C/DH split with Adley in September. Holliday comes up when he’s healthy. We roll into game 1 vs a RHP with, 1. Gunnar SS L 2. Adley C S 3. Basallo DH L 4. Mayo 3B R 5. Santa RF S 6. Kjerstad LF L 7. O’Hearn 1B L 8. Westburg 2B R 9. Mullins CF L -
By ChosenOne21 · Posted
Burnes and Westburg definitely. Probably Kimbrel. You could make a case for any of the names up there, but I wouldn't take Santander on account of his defense dragging down his WAR, O'Hearn because he's a platoon bat, Grayson because he's missed time and been inconsistent. Mountcastle is the most debatable, but I feel like there's probably just enough first basemen better than him to leave him off the roster. -
Etzel's playable in CF by all accounts. Just a meteoric rise, As we've seen with Beavers, sustaining a hot start in Bowie can sometimes be a challenge. -
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By drjohnnyfever1 · Posted
So last night, 7/3, Julio Rodriguez didn't make the catch on that 2-run double by O'Hearn. It was a long run, but that looked like it should have been caught. Then Hayes made a nice diving catch in LF and Santander made that sliding grab in RF. I was wondering about the catch probability of those plays and where you guys get those stats/ details. I'm thinking the Rodriquez play was less likely caught than the other two, but Santander might have been close. I'm trying to get a handle on this stat, because of what was discussed in the last thread (...that I couldn't locate) and the understanding that how spectacular a catch might look might not be a good indicator of probability. My untrained eyes say Rodriguez was most unlikely, followed by Santander, and then Hayes. I'm probably completely wrong. -
I thought of it but decided the FCL thread was more relevant. But your more than welcome to.
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