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What's with the Yusniel regression?

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Diaz 2-3 today with a walk to finish the season at .262/.335/.472. Among players with 138 ABs, he was 15th in the Eastern League in OPS. Among players 24 and younger that had at least 138 AB

Can_of_corn
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Can't help but think Yusniel Regression would make a good math rock band name.

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3 doubles in fact. He is batting .349/.408/.674 in July, up to .255/.336/.485 overall, 13th in the league in OPS,  the next highest player under 23 is Mickey Moniak  at 38th. They are the only two pla

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1 hour ago, Can_of_corn said:

Would it constitute pushing at this point?

I said earlier I'd like to see them at an all-star level to move up in most cases, but he has a year in at AA and is starting to come around. I don't see how it would hurt at this point, even if he ends up staying at Norfolk for a couple of years.

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On 6/18/2019 at 9:49 PM, Snutchy said:

Bowie's website has him listed as temporarily inactive.

 

4 hours ago, Going Underground said:

Is that like a family emergency or something?

 

3 hours ago, cboemmeljr said:

It probably is something like that, the organization does not release that type of information.  It's just like the Adam Hall temporary inactive status.

Paternity leave, apparently.

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What is the logic for making everything such a secret? If the Orioles' organization is so much more advanced now, you'd think they would have a little more transparency for the fans they are asking to stick with them through rebuilding.

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