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Yennier Canó 2023


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1 minute ago, Can_of_corn said:

Damn, the year Wilhelm put up 7.6 rWAR he mostly started.

If Yennier Cano leads the league in WAR this year (he probably won't, but let's just have some fun here) I think they're going to have to have a referendum on the WAR equation.  There's no way Cano could be as valuable as someone like Mike Trout.

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3 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

If Yennier Cano leads the league in WAR this year (he probably won't, but let's just have some fun here) I think they're going to have to have a referendum on the WAR equation.  There's no way Cano could be as valuable as someone like Mike Trout.

 

For him to lead the league in WAR he'd probably have to pitch about 90 innings of shutout or near-shutout ball.  I imagine he can give up like, 1-5 runs and still maintain his WAR pace.

 

90 innings of high-leverage pitching to a 0.2 ERA seems like it might be worth close to a Mike Trout.

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Some WHIPs:

Bautista (2023)  1.35

Baker  1.08

Coulombe  1.03

Jim Johnson (2012, 51 saves)  1.02

The Mountain (2022)  .929

Bob Gibson (1968, 1.12 ERA)  0.853

Britton (2016)  0.836

Mariano Rivera (2008)  0.665 / Lifetime 1.00

Yennier Cano 0.160

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23 minutes ago, Hallas said:

 

For him to lead the league in WAR he'd probably have to pitch about 90 innings of shutout or near-shutout ball.  I imagine he can give up like, 1-5 runs and still maintain his WAR pace.

 

90 innings of high-leverage pitching to a 0.2 ERA seems like it might be worth close to a Mike Trout.

Britton almost did this in 2016, though he did fall about 25 innings short. 

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23 minutes ago, emmett16 said:

Wonder if teams are going to stop swinging.  His stuff is so nasty it often ends out of the zone.  The swing & Miss he gets is like nothing I’ve seen.  

They can’t. That change-up is filthy. 

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