Scott Elbert

[Scott Elbert @Scott1453]

@elleduncanESPN She’s my stepdaughter and I also have two boys. But some of my greatest joys are coaching her. Proud to be a #girldad

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@Waitinfor28 @Yankeelibrarian Retractable roof in Houston. Do, definitely no rain.

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@Eric_M888 @wxmanko It’s because of his freaking injury. He’s not 100% and can’t go balls out for fly balls.

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@EChopprer @Joelsherman1 Tell us you’re not paying attention to the trade deadline without telling us you’re not.

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@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis Except the 9.94 and 8.25 numbers are not percentages. They are whole numbers. You are literally making up math. The percentages are 12.9 and 10.1. A difference of 1.8. Come on, man. It’s not that hard.

[Scott Elbert @Scott1453]

@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis Except that math is wrong, my guy. It’s literally a 1.8% increase. Not 20%.

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@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis That’s not how math works, my guy. He has a homer in 11.9% of his at-bats at home. He has a homer in 10.1% of his at-bats on the road. 11.9-10.1 is 1.8. So he has a 1.8% increase in home runs per at-bat in home games vs. away. That’s how math works.

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@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis Oh. I get that. Showing they’re very close as far as splits go. I’m asking where you get a 20.4% difference. Enlighten me on that.

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@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis Home. 24 home runs in 201 at- bats. Or about 11% of his at-bats. Away. 18 home runs in 179 at bats. Or about 10% of his at-bats. Where do you get 20.4. I’m really confused.

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@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis How in the world does the difference between 8.25 and 9.94 equal 20.4?

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@ODSplaysPubg @DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis Except the website “would it dong” does take all of that into consideration. The only dimension in Yankee Stadium that is considered short is right field. You act like there is some massive difference between 8.25 and 9.94. There clearly is not. You’re reaching.

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@WCshows23 @Jared_Carrabis 26 gone in all 30 parks. Another 9 gone in 27 parks. 5 gone in at least 15 parks. 2 unicorns. Only 2. And has several doubles that would e been gone in 20 other parks. Average home run distance: 415 feet. Does that help?

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@DanielMacDuff5 @Jared_Carrabis Two were porch jobs. 26 would’ve been out in all 30 parks. Another 9 in 27 parks. The rest outside of those two…. Gone in 15 parks. Has had several doubles in Yankee Stadium that are bombs in other parks. The “short porch” argument just doesn’t apply.

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@JeffClifford4 @Jared_Carrabis 2 of his home runs were porch jobs. 26 of them would’ve been gone in all 30 parks. Another 9 would’ve been gone in 15 of 30 parks. He’s also had several hits that would’ve been homers in most other parks. The little league park argument just don’t fly.

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@RealAbruzzi @JomboyMedia No. The player that replaces him resumes the at-bat. In this case, the player that replaced him came in with an 0-1 count.

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@AndrewMarchand Apparently some are.

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@AcunasHair21 @MLB Pretty sure the dude on the left is his dad, Matt Holliday, former MLB outfielder.

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@Gundacker He actually says “best planet on the team” meaning to say “best team on the planet”. He clarified his words in another postgame interview.

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@TheJoeThomas1 @Yankees Don’t think he realizes it went out. Probably lost it on flight.

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@33ornothing @Yankees @TheJudge44 Would’ve been a home run in 28 out of 30 ballparks. But you go off.

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@KennyB7513 @YESNetwork @MontefioreNYC No worries, man. I’m in Missouri myself. I get most of my postgame info on Twitter.