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Meh. I think ARod got an MVP on a Texas ranger team that had a losing record.
And very good trade last week for the playoffs push.
Meh. I think ARod got an MVP on a Texas ranger team that had a losing record.
You mean RISP (runners in scoring position) stats?mid, anyone,
What is the stat that tells RBIs in relation to RBI opportunites? To me, should also be factored in how many outs. Example, man on 3rd with nobody out? Striking out there should cost more points then striking out with man on 2nd and 2 outs.
I've contended for years that Trouts RBI totals are more impressive then some of the fat hitting teams like Boston and Houston.
This year Trouts leading the league in RBIs, along with his other stats are MVP caliber. Don't give a rats ass that
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Insists on sticking with the archaic *award winner must come from winning team* tired, way past worn out schtik.
Ya does it break it down to men on 3b with no outs?
2b with 2 outs etc.
Outa be some kind of way to gauge that.
That's too advanced. I don't really think GM's go that in depth because some of that comes down to the manager making calls to the hitter depending on those different scenarios.
"Scouts are thinking about the Braves lineup after Waters and Pache are added..Some think the Braves will become the fastest lineup to take the field in 20 years. He said he couldn't remember a team since the 80s Cardinals that had 5(Acuña Oz Dans Pache and Waters) plus plus speed guys"
The DH
"A lot of buzz thinking a bunch of NL teams will make a big push to add the DH. The main reason, hitters are cheaper than pitchers. Also they are tired of the compe ive disadvantage. Many have watched Cruz transform the Twins lineup at a very low cost and want to be able take similar steps"
This is what I love about the long season. It's a marathon, not a race. And it's always fun to watch teams who thought were dead make a run. The Mets resurrection has been fun to see.
I don't think there's a stat that breaks down by specific base location and outs. Best I can find is looking at the advanced splits.mid, anyone,
What is the stat that tells RBIs in relation to RBI opportunites? To me, should also be factored in how many outs. Example, man on 3rd with nobody out? Striking out there should cost more points then striking out with man on 2nd and 2 outs.
I've contended for years that Trouts RBI totals are more impressive then some of the fat hitting teams like Boston and Houston.
This year Trouts leading the league in RBIs, along with his other stats are MVP caliber. Don't give a rats ass that
Insists on sticking with the archaic *award winner must come from winning team* tired, way past worn out schtik.
https://www.fangraphs.com/statsplits...OF&season=2019
Trout has a 1.191 OPS with men in scoring position, which is pretty godly.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb...cid=spartandhp
Twins should sit Cruz for a month and a half. They need to be healthy for the postseason.
Trout has been robbed of an MVP or two. My thought is that voters won't be eager to rob him on that basis.mid, anyone,
What is the stat that tells RBIs in relation to RBI opportunites? To me, should also be factored in how many outs. Example, man on 3rd with nobody out? Striking out there should cost more points then striking out with man on 2nd and 2 outs.
I've contended for years that Trouts RBI totals are more impressive then some of the fat hitting teams like Boston and Houston.
This year Trouts leading the league in RBIs, along with his other stats are MVP caliber. Don't give a rats ass that
Insists on sticking with the archaic *award winner must come from winning team* tired, way past worn out schtik.
Also, that is more of a basketball thing than a baseball thing to discourage stat stuffing.
Angels have lost 8 straight. That's the mf Angels I know. Don't bother to make even a faint run at the Wild Card. And they haven't even had a lead during that time that I've seen when I tuned in on TV; and it's never even close. You can set your watch by this utterly bad play.
Losing LaStella was a big blow. And Pujols is still on the team. Once that albatross is gone, they can start moving forward. Ohtani, Trout, Fletcher, LaStella, Simmons is a nice offensive core. Their pitching rotation is in shambles, though.
Losing to an equally bad team who had lost like 9 straight games up to that point.
Astrohs acquire Aaron Sanchez 3-14 from Toronto and immediately add him to the rotation. WTF
Then he hurls a 6 inning shutout his 1st game out.
I dunno, can I put money on the Astros today?
Their lineup is adequate but not strong; and when they go in lulls, there's not starting pitching to prop them up. The Angels faint playoff hopes died with Skaggs. We couldn't afford to lose a quality starting pitcher. We were already threadbare in that department; a case could be made that he was effectively our ace.Losing to an equally bad team who had lost like 9 straight games up to that point.
I knew that was a huge albatross the second we signed him. Angels GMs have been so bad. And the sad thing is they had made those types of mistakes in the preceding decade, and they just one-upped their jack assery with the Pujols signing.
And we know Pujols won't retire and leave all that money on the table. He's so fat, slow, and offensively inefficient that I doubt he'll even entertain a buyout because he's greedy and won't take that kind of pay cut for a team for whom he has well under performed. If he does, it will be the year after next (when his production drops further) in the last year of his contract to save face over just being outright cut.
Rookie. Of. Year.
Mets keep winning. Legit shot at top wild card spot now.
based Yordan
Air Yordan is sick. This team is sick.
All time choke job if they don't win the WS this year.
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