@JayssJayzz@ArcainiLuke@baseball_ref Honestly last year is probably one year I can see him not getting it. The 23 and 24 seasons he absolutely should have gotten it though.
@FreddyLA7 Stick to your first route and hit state college, PA. Explore Penn state’s campus a little. Beaver stadium is unique and LARGE. The ice cream is one of a kind.
@BrewhouseSports@MLB In the same boat. Love Bryce. Want the scoring to stay as is. But it’s a double advancing on the throw. But with as many errors that have been called hits in the last like 3-4 years, I’m fine with that being scored a triple.
I hope the scoring stays, cuz the scoring on hits/errors has been skeptical at best the last few years, but that should be a double advance on the throw. Either way. Hope Harp keeps his cycle.
@thejudge991 Need to enter the 3 letter validation code as well. 2 steps instead of 1 that you used to get the original code. Don’t know why they did it that way.
@JamesDynstyBase@mhartg1@submarinr1@Alexcoll_ That’s simply not true. Stott’s success is not based on slug. His success in the lineup is defined by defense and OBP. This fascination with slug is ridiculous. Not everyone needs to slug.
@mhartg1@submarinr1@Alexcoll_ And for their career it’s .100 points higher. I just don’t care about slug in this debate. Which is where Sosa is getting the difference. I care about OBP (Stott), ability to run the bases (Stott), and glove (Stott)
@JamesDynstyBase@mhartg1@submarinr1@Alexcoll_ Idk man. They’re pretty freaking close outside of slug. Which isn’t why Stott is in the lineup.
Stott vs lefties (career): 547 PAs, 252/.328/.347 with .676 OPS
Sosa vs lefties (career): 562 PAs .268/.321/.468 with .789 OPS