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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. -
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.
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By ChosenOne21 · Posted
Yeah, you'd think someone would have tried this if there was any reason to think it would lead to more runs. I kind of want some team to try it for a couple of years and fail miserably so I can point it out every time someone thinks the answer to our troubles is to play baseball like it's 1905. I'd love to see Wee Willie Keeler try to hit an 87 MPH slider "where they ain't." -
By ChosenOne21 · Posted
So if Gunnar comes up with the bases loaded and two outs, smashes an 100 MPH line drive right at the second baseman who catches it, was that some sort of failing on Gunnar's part? Would you call that a "lack of timely hitting?" The "data schmata" shows that the Orioles had a lot of well struck balls that turned into outs, much more than their opponents, yet somehow this is a failing on their part? Look, there's plenty not to like about the Orioles hitting of late, but how does whether or not they're "pressing" or "expecting to lose" have anything to do with batted ball data? If "pressing" is hitting the ball harder than your opponents and striking out less, sign me up for more of it. -
By TommyPickles · Posted
I think it would reignite a rivalry between the teams that could last for years. Gunnar vs. Witt The two best players under 25 in the world. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
If slap hitting were the answer, wouldn't everyone return to approaches from 1905?
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