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The daily topic of Davis is the exact reason I don’t think the Orioles let this thing linger on for long. 

What kind of reception does he get Opening Day? If Davis turns it around the Comeback player of the year award should be renamed in his honor. 

The ending has been written. Matter of when.  

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30 minutes ago, LA2 said:

Those are fantastic comps. I must admit that watching Brooks and Cal hit into so many double-plays over several decades had led me to associate it mainly with slow footspeed and right-handedness.

Cal only hit into 10 double plays in 1988.  A few years earlier he hit into 34.  It is hard to hit into double plays when you have Billy RIpken and his .260 OBP hitting in front of you.  Or Gerhart and his .256 OBP.  Compare that to Eddie Murray's 20 GDP in 1988 as he had Cal and his .372 OBP in front of him.  

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On 3/27/2019 at 3:48 PM, Frobby said:

[.189/.318/.432] was Chris Davis’ line this spring.    Would you be happy if he managed that in the regular season?    As a reminder:

2018: .168/.243/.296

2017: .215/.309/.423

2014: .196/.300/.404

 

Well, he has the BA up to .189.    Overall slash line is .189/.287/.379.    

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On 3/27/2019 at 3:53 PM, sportsfan8703 said:

 

A .750 OPS would probably lead the team ........ so yeah, I'd take it.  

 

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