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Mayo goes into depth talking about hitting. They break down a couple of at bats. Gives great insight into the kids mentality. He is extremely confident. I actually am beginning to think this guy is going to be a superstar. -
By DrungoHazewood · Posted
Are they? Or is that just something people say? Does anyone have any links to studies that show that teams with more walks/fewer Ks are more consistent (i.e. have a lower standard deviation of runs scored) than teams with less walks/more Ks but similar overall runs scored? I don't know of any such studies, but I'd love to read one. Do we have any aspiring saberists here who'd like to do some data mining? -
Mountcastle has had trouble hitting righties for his last 600 PAs. You left that out. The question is will that continue going forward this season. -
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Looks like there’s some merit to this based on the post below yours. But no matter what, you can bet the games that go against the O’s are more likely to get their scorecard posted here. 😀 -
I'm assuming this means they "get" the 2nd most favorable ball/strike calls? That's not surprising. Heck, every time Soto takes a called strike he turns around and questions/stares at the umpire. -
By DrungoHazewood · Posted
Sure, you were perhaps absent-mindedly musing about whether a small sample of information should be used to draw wide-ranging conclusions. We'll have to keep track of this before doing anything rash, like suggesting this is a Developing Situation. Similar to how if Dan Hammer's 0.00 ERA for the BaySox were to continue for months or years, then perhaps we've found our closer for the next decade. Or how I'm sure Mike Elias is closely monitoring Ryan McKenna's slugging, and if he keeps it over 1.000, like it is right now, maybe he's the next Barry Bonds. We'll have to keep an eye on all of this before forming any kind of conclusions at all.
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