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You guys were right about Gausman


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22 minutes ago, Tx Oriole said:

I had the same problem yesterday. 

I have this problem regularly when visiting OH on my Apple devices but it seems to happen when I'm on the wireless phone network.  I don't recall having the issue when I'm home on my Wi-Fi.  I don't have the issue on any of the other sites I frequent.

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15 hours ago, Diehard_O's_Fan said:

I would be tempted to send him to Norfolk after tonight. I expected him to dominate the Reds for seven or eight innings. I am extremely disappointed in him.

The Reds are one of the hottest teams in the league so far this year.  Of course it's really early, but it's still impressive they're in first place in the NL Central and second in the league in OPS.  Zach Cozart and Eugenio Suarez have been unstoppable.  They're just a hot team right now.

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15 hours ago, Diehard_O's_Fan said:

I would be tempted to send him to Norfolk after tonight. I expected him to dominate the Reds for seven or eight innings. I am extremely disappointed in him.

Does he even have an option? 

I don't believe he can be sent to Norfolk. 

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1 hour ago, Horsepower said:

I know people don't want to hear this again but its so true that we have the worst RF's in baseball prolly.  All of this because DD would not sign Markakis.  Just think how we would not be on this merry-go-round of OF's if we had just paid the man.

Yeah, those two seasons of solidly below average play would have been a tremendous asset.

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3 hours ago, ArtVanDelay said:

It happens to me on here and on Baseball Reference.  OH has been working fine for me today, though. 

Same for me as well.

I haven't been on the hangout much today but I have had zero issues today. 

Last night on my iPad I had some issues off and on. Yesterday on my phone it did not matter if it was wi-Fi or not, but today it has been fine on here.  

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2 hours ago, Horsepower said:

I know people don't want to hear this again but its so true that we have the worst RF's in baseball prolly.  All of this because DD would not sign Markakis.  Just think how we would not be on this merry-go-round of OF's if we had just paid the man.

Geeze, Markakis is a dead horse.

You know, he posted a .6 WAR last season for the Braves as their cleanup hitter.

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18 hours ago, Crazysilver03 said:

Lol. One bad start. Oh well. Don't get why they didn't PH for him though.

This was pretty dumb on Buck's part.  Gausman was pretty pissed and tried to murder a high 3-1 pitch.  Grounded it to the MIF and then tried to leg out an infield single.  He landed on the bag awkwardly and hard.  It didn't come out to pitch the next inning.  Hope he's ok and Buck had an epiphany and yanked him out of the game for that reason.  

It was just one game and a bad start for Gausman, he'll be ok, But he showed a lot of immaturity by trying to leg out a grounder with his team down 9-1.  Be mature.  Cool your emotions.  Go out there and eat 1-2 more IP instead of trying to land on the DL for months.  

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Yesterday was a terrible game for Gausman, and in general, his fastball/change-up command has not been as sharp as it was last year.   Still, I'm not too concerned yet.     His first and third outings were pretty good; his second and fourth outings were not.    I agree with webbrick2010 that yesterday's might have looked a little better if the defense had helped him out.   Still, the main thing is he needs to throw more strikes.

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24 minutes ago, Redskins Rick said:

Geeze, Markakis is a dead horse.

You know, he posted a .6 WAR last season for the Braves as their cleanup hitter.

Obviously he was batting out of position, anyone should be able to recognize that.  He is a leadoff man and knows how to take a pitch.  Dead horse or not I am pretty tired of two years of this platoon thing in the outfield.  The point truly is why don't we fix it?  Any good RF would have caught Votto's ball last night, its embarrassing.

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1 hour ago, Redskins Rick said:

Geeze, Markakis is a dead horse.

You know, he posted a .6 WAR last season for the Braves as their cleanup hitter.

 

1 hour ago, Horsepower said:

Obviously he was batting out of position, anyone should be able to recognize that.  He is a leadoff man and knows how to take a pitch.  Dead horse or not I am pretty tired of two years of this platoon thing in the outfield.  The point truly is why don't we fix it?  Any good RF would have caught Votto's ball last night, its embarrassing.

I'm not going to get into a debate about Markakis -- I moved on a long time ago -- but the information posted about him is incorrect in two respects.    First, he was not worth 0.6 WAR -- he was worth 1.7 rWAR, 1.1 fWAR.   Second, he did not primarily bat cleanup; he played 45 games in that spot.    

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13 hours ago, Frobby said:

 

I'm not going to get into a debate about Markakis -- I moved on a long time ago -- but the information posted about him is incorrect in two respects.    First, he was not worth 0.6 WAR -- he was worth 1.7 rWAR, 1.1 fWAR.   Second, he did not primarily bat cleanup; he played 45 games in that spot.    

Sorry, your right, he was.6  for oWAR, not WAR.

Thanks for the correction.

I think Trumbo's offensive production, even taking away the defense miscues, makes him more productive than Nick at this point in time.

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