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OAA and dWAR are two measure that people use to determine if a player is a good defensive player or not. They absolutely can be mentioned when talking defense. They both measure the defensive ability of a player, though they do it differently. Acting like it some kind of horror to mention them together is one of the more ridiculous stances I've ever seen you take here. NOBODY said they measure the exact same thing and the EXACT same way, but they absolutely are two measures people use to determine if a player is good defensively. OAA shows Cowser to be a well above average defensive outfielder while dWAR shows Cowser to be more average. I think OAA in this case absolutely is a better indicator of Cowser's defensive ability. -
Cowser has not exactly been great down the stretch this year. That WPA is from his unclutchness. Saying that, Gil has not exactly been a world beater his last two months of the season either. Gil also gets the New York bonus from some in the media so I still think he'll get the nod. But maybe Cowser can pull it off despite the K's and unclutchness.
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By Aristotelian · Posted
1. It's not too hard to cherry pick guys who had success in hindsight. The problem is picking those guys in advance. Not sure what your point is here. Yes, it would suck losing to a pitcher like Lugo but maybe Danny Coulombe gets some big outs or Ramon Urias is the series MVP. 2. Last year we choked. Hope it's different this year. Also let's not forget the opponent matters. Sometimes you run into a buzzsaw, it happens. 3. We have all the pieces necessary to win a championship but there are 11 other teams and it's hard to win the WS. Yes, we have weaknesses. If I had to guess, we will beat KC but fall short of the championship. Whatever happens, go O's. -
Can't see them sitting Cowser. He hasn't sat much against lefties all year.
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The O’s rotation finished 5th in MLB in ERA at 3.77. Quite an accomplishment when you consider all the injuries. Kudos to Mike Elias & co. for assembling a starting staff that could perform so well despite taking all those hits. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
We don’t have a lot of at bats vs Ragans but Adley is 4-6 with a walk and a double. McCann is 1-3. Rivera is 0-1 with a walk. No at bats for Slater.
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