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Why pitch Suarez today instead of yesterday? That makes no sense to me. -
Please don’t compare OAA and dWAR. OAA and dWAR are not comparable stats. First of all, OAA is measured in outs, while dWAR is measured in wins. That’s a very different scale. Second, OAA is not adjusting for difficulty of position, while dWAR contains a significant adjustment for position. Third, OAA measures range but doesn’t measure the throwing aspect of being an outfielder. If you want to compare apples to apples (and I assume you do), Statcast has a statistic called Fielding Runs Value that converts OAA plus the throwing aspect into runs. Cowser has a +10 FRV, which as the names implies, is measured in runs. FRV feeds directly into the fWAR calculation, along with a factor that adjusts for difficulty of position, which for Cowser is measured at -4.1 runs. Meanwhile, rWAR uses Defensive Runs Saved (DRS), which is directly comparable to FRV. Cowser has a +3 DRS, not as good as his +10 FRV. Those are the comparable stats, and the 7 run difference converts to about 0.7 WAR. That’s the main difference between Cowser’s 4.1 fWAR and 3.2 rWAR. I see that after Gil’s poor performance yesterday, Cowser now leads him in both rWAR (3.2 to 3.1) and fWAR (4.1 to 2.2). So, I like Cowser’s chances.
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By Can_of_corn · Posted
I'm the opposite. I don't want him sitting too much and getting into his own head. -
By Just Regular · Posted
Our key players aren't ready to uphold their part of the deal yet, but the Peak Orioles Teams sometime this decade against these Dodgers before they get too old would be an amazing matchup. I've only gotten to watch most of a Dodgers game the past week or so, and one of the impressions even though they are HOF and still near the very best is that Freddie and Mookie are fraying some as time continues its unbeaten streak. I think we're the likeliest club of any of the 29 others to be able to out-talent the Dodgers anytime soon. -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
They didn't peak too early. If they had waited any longer they would have missed the playoffs. -
By Just Regular · Posted
Judge's 50% K rate in 84 PA at age 24.5 is a comfort to remember watching another monster in Mayo struggle so much this year. Hopefully Mayo too can use the first off-season knowing what MLB arms are like to become a big MLB plus.
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