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O's84
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That might be the worst strike call I've ever seen.

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You're crazy to:  1. Not be livid that Elias traded for a pitcher as obviously terrible as Rogers when Elias badly needed to significantly upgrade the bullpen, which Elias failed to do.  2.

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Shelby does not inspire confidence. Looks like a Colton Cowser if he came out of hibernation. 

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3 minutes ago, LookitsPuck said:

There’s a pitch framing site that shows Adley’s framing on low pitches to be pretty bad. When I watch him, I think his wrist action isn’t great. He does better with pitches high in the zone.

Talking about tonight. He did just drop that one. 

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5 minutes ago, Hallas said:

.338 OBP against lefties, .336 career.  Slater's career OBP against lefties, is higher but he's also apparently washed, so I'm not sure his career value is really insightful here.  We batted Westburg with a lower than .338 OBP leadoff.

I think they need him in a run production place. Slater is fine there. I know his numbers this year. You are right, Westburg not really a Leadoff guy either. 

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Lindor is just getting to 6000 PA this series, and fWAR has him at 52.4 WAR.

He's about 90% Mookie, minus the championships.

Today's Active Roster leaders - Freeman 60, Mookie 59, Altuve 57, Goldschmidt 55 the guys ahead of him - everyone but Mookie up near or over 8000 PA.

Manny right behind him, with about 20% more PA.

 

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