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TJ caught my eye in the game summary of the comeback win on 7 May, when he singled in the tying run and then stole second and third: his 17th steal of the season. That's 17 steals and 17 hits (and 17 runs!) in 79 AB. Only 2 caught stealing. BTW that steal rate translates as 106 SB with 500 AB. -
Why is Jud Fabian still dropping? He already has six bombs this year and is hitting .264. Honestly he looks like he might be off to a solid start on the season. -
How good does he play defense? Can he play center? His stats look very similar regardless of levels. I think he will likely hit in the bigs. What I really want to know where we might slot him. With Camden we have need for a left fielder that can go get the ball like a centerfielder. Can this kid do it? Compared to Cowser how is his defense?
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k rate is still a concern but like the progress. He only has 2 stolen bases which is a bit surprising to me. -
Syndergard? He had a rep as a good batter, I think? -
The union doesn’t care about quality of performance, but about protecting member jobs. They will absolutely scream at anything that interferes with jobs or that attempts to penalize poor performance. It is possible, barely possible, that they might be induced to police themselves because there are good umpires, and then there are Angel Hernandezes, and all the empires know how sucky the bad ones are.
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By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
Decinces with the Angels accumulated 18.9 bWAR while Disco Dan had 1.2 bWAR. 😲 The Orioles left side of the infield could have been Decinces and Cal for much of the 1980s. In the long run it probably doesn't change much, but maybe Decinces being on the 1982 Orioles pushes the team into the playoffs over the Brewers. Maybe I was wrong about that what if the Orioles won back-to-back World Series in 1982 and 1983.
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