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15 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

How do you not know about Statcast?  You have Tony on ignore?

Shouldn't it be I'll let your grammar slide for now?

No, because I’m not the only one who ignores your grammar… And I doubt anybody else mentions it either.

Is there a section here for defense? I’m not seeing it.

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1 minute ago, Can_of_corn said:

He's the opposite of someone like Jones, or even Davis back in the day.  They look so smooth out there that they seem faster and more athletic than they are.  Stewart looks like a big bag of awkward.

Yes I’ve heard that he runs faster than he looks, and according to baseball savant.com, he has approximately average speed. Wow, that’s just great. I wonder if baseball savant also knows the answer to the meaning of life, the universe, and everything…(Notice the Oxford comma?)

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3 minutes ago, Philip said:

No, because I’m not the only one who ignores your grammar… And I doubt anybody else mentions it either.

Is there a section here for defense? I’m not seeing it.

Not enough ML data to amount to anything, I suggest you look up scouting reports.  Plenty of in-house ones to peruse.

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4 hours ago, wildcard said:

Kind of interesting who goes to make room.

The O's need 13 pitchers, so I think that alignment stays in place.

Of course,  Severino and Sisco will stay.  They need 2 catchers.

Davis, Mancini and Villar are probably safe because of  veteranocity.

Martin has to stay as a Rule 5 guy.

Alberto, Peterson, Nunez are out of option and have to go through waivers.

Santander deserves to stay more than Stewart.

Wilkerson has a 810 OPS vs righties

Ruiz was sent down for 16 days and if he is sent down for 4 more he loses his option for next season.

The easy way out is to option Stewart until Sept 1st.  Either that or DFA Peterson.  JMO

It's the Orioles. Someone will need to go on the IL the day before he comes back.

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On 8/10/2019 at 6:34 PM, Philip said:

Yes I’ve heard that he runs faster than he looks, and according to baseball savant.com, he has approximately average speed. Wow, that’s just great. I wonder if baseball savant also knows the answer to the meaning of life, the universe, and everything…(Notice the Oxford comma?)

He doesn't have enough data for 2019, but in 2018 his sprint speed according to Statcast was 27.6 ft/sec. That's actually above the MLB average of 27 ft/sec. He has slightly above average speed.

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On 8/10/2019 at 5:10 PM, wildcard said:

Kind of interesting who goes to make room.

The O's need 13 pitchers, so I think that alignment stays in place.

Of course,  Severino and Sisco will stay.  They need 2 catchers.

Davis, Mancini and Villar are probably safe because of  veteranocity.

Martin has to stay as a Rule 5 guy.

Alberto, Peterson, Nunez are out of option and have to go through waivers.

Santander deserves to stay more than Stewart.

Wilkerson has a 810 OPS vs righties

Ruiz was sent down for 16 days and if he is sent down for 4 more he loses his option for next season.

The easy way out is to option Stewart until Sept 1st.  Either that or DFA Peterson.  JMO

The easy way out is to finally cut Davis. It’s now reached the point where he’s taking a roster spot from someone more deserving.

That and this isn’t Buck’s team, veteranosity isn’t a thing.

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19 minutes ago, Il BuonO said:

The easy way out is to finally cut Davis. It’s now reached the point where he’s taking a roster spot from someone more deserving.

That and this isn’t Buck’s team, veteranosity isn’t a thing.

Maybe the cut back to 12 pitchers until Sept 1st.

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