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By Safelykept · Posted
Now on pace for 11.4 WAR,amazing. Cal at 11.5 in 1991. Really need to lock this guy up. -
By Rbiggs2525 · Posted
So far his track record is being a streaky hitter with elite tools. He was streaky in the minors at certain stops as well. The Orioles roster is made up with these type of players besides maybe, Gunnar, Westburg and Adley. Mountcastle, Santander, Hays, Mateo, Urias, Mullins all are type of players that get very hot or ice cold. It sort of complements itself. Where Mounty has been ice cold and Santander has been crushing the ball. Then a few weeks it could be completely opposite. -
Look at Gunnar and Adley around this same point (94 games)....their numbers are all relatively comparable. -
By Orioles Jim · Posted
I was at his game in Aberdeen yesterday. Definitely good to see him crank two homers. Hope to be seeing him many more times soon! -
Basically if he can cut down on a little bit of the swing and miss in his game, he could become a perennial allstar -
More and more, I’m hating the use of the term “luck” any time wOBA and xwOBA are significantly different. You hit a lofted ball 380 feet within 10 degrees of the RF line, it’s a homer. You hit a lofted fly ball 380 feet within 10 degrees of dead center, it’s an out. Nothing lucky about it. And xwOBA doesn’t account for the direction the ball is hit. For me, there was nothing that lucky about Cowser’s early performance or his more recent performance. The big difference, I think, is that opposing teams have identified his weaknesses, and he hasn’t successfully adjusted - yet. Will he be able to adjust? That remains to be seen. -
By Aristotelian · Posted
It's too bad they made the three batter rule. Otherwise I would be tempted to have two openers (LH/RH) to deploy in every game of the series. Plus a LOOGY for Soto in the later innings.
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