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12 hours ago, e16bball said:

Interesting trend with Felix in terms of catcher ERA. Not a major believer in that particular metric, but I do think some catchers click better with certain pitchers. In both of his seasons, he’s been substantially better with Adley than with the secondary catcher:

Adley (2022): 39.2 IP, 1.82 ERA, 53 Ks, 14 BBs, .427 OPS

Chirinos (2022): 20.2 IP, 3.48 ERA, 29 Ks, 8 BBs, .732 OPS

 

Adley (2023): 43.1 IP, 0.83 ERA, 82 Ks, 19 BBs, .448 OPS

McCann (2023): 11.0 IP, 4.91 ERA, 18 Ks, 7 BBs, .675 OPS

 

Combined, that comes out to a 1.30 ERA with Adley and a 3.98 ERA with McCann/Chirinos. He’s given up more ERs (14) in 31.2 IP with the secondary guys than he’s allowed in 83 IP with Adley (12). 

If you want an additional head-scratcher, he’s been absolutely dominant with Bemboom across the two seasons. He’s thrown 8.1 innings to Bemboom, and he has yet to give up an ER (with 14 Ks to 1 BB).

Not sure if there’s some commonality in how Adley/Bemboom call pitches or give targets as compared to the other guys?

He likes to earn that thumb-ticking and hug from Adley.

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There could be a silver lining to this cloud. Sometimes teams play better, with more drive and focus, when they’re facing adversity. The Rays actually got better after they lost Franco. I can see something similar happening with the Orioles should Bautista need to go on the IL. 

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1 minute ago, ShoelesJoe said:

There could be a silver lining to this cloud. Sometimes teams play better, with more drive and focus, when they’re facing adversity. The Rays actually got better after they lost Franco. I can see something similar happening with the Orioles should Bautista need to go on the IL. 

Some of what I think makes the Braves situation just about perfect this year is the '21 title occurred with Acuna out for the season.

The whole clubhouse knows it can do it, the alpha dog is hungry.

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