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By Moose Milligan · Posted
For months I've read whining on here about how our top prospects have always failed to come up and produce right away. So here we have Kjerstad who's coming off a concussion and has been a mixed bag (at best) in his limited playing time so far. And we think he's going to help turn this offense around? Does anyone here learn? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for playing him because he can't be much worse than what we've got going on right now but I don't believe he's an answer. -
By Jim'sKid26 · Posted
Interesting info, @Frobby. Thanks for sharing. The team, when healthy, has a much more equal distribution of offensive talent up and down the lineup. The current iteration is a bit top heavy so when Gunnar, Adley and Santander don't produce, whether due to luck or bad execution, the rest of the line up doesn't "pick them up." It would be interesting to see data like what you have presented from earlier in the year when they were the best offense in baseball. -
Right. And as was discussed a lot on this board, breaking in several youngsters in the same year is difficult. Add to that all the pitching injuries and here we are. (I did not see the poor defense coming, though) -
Separates data that would need to be overlaid to give the complete story. Or just watch every at bat in detail and make notes. -
Do these stats point out our poor defense? If we are hitting the ball hard and the opponent is making plays and we are failing to make plays on softer hit balls, then the issue is defense? Is that possible?
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More statcast metrics on yesterday’s game are now available. We had an OPS of .672 and an xOPS of .731 vs. .664 and .639 respectively for the Tigers. We had a K% of 11.1% and whiff% of 13.1% vs. 37.5% and 34.8% respectively for the Tigers. We had an avg EV of 91.2 and hard-hit% of 37.9% vs. 82.3 and 23.5% respectively for the Tigers. Things we did well: make contact, hit the ball hard. Things we did poorly: hit in the clutch, elevate the ball. It wasn’t a great result overall, but there were signs of underlying improvement. -
By Safelykept · Posted
we should’ve kept Norby as insurance. Mateo was hurt, But Urias , Westy were still here. Also another RH bat would go missing as well. Yes it would be nice to still have Norby, but now he,s in a 2 for 23 slump with no extra base hits. All of this is showing us why this administration was so slanted towards the Vets. This game is hard for most of the youngsters.
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