elmo

finnish kiddo. passionate about baseball. yoshinobu yamamoto supportive critic. roots for the rootable

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@BaseballWRLD_ He’s 100 % getting tested after the game

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@burkeene @adammiller11 @Jmike_Rockaway @MLB The situation in question is rather rare, that’s why. But it happens regularly with this situation

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@jacobwebb_14 @BaseballWRLD_ Oh my bad, I connected ”catching lab” to defensive ability. This post is obviously about offense. Contreras became good defensively only after he joined the Brewers. Milwaukee has been turning many bad catchers good in recent times (Conteras, Omar Narváez, Victor Caratini)

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@kicksteer @Nunu_031 @humming640 @_Stemfem You’re literally the liberal one here with your take

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@ScoringChanges @bballdad44745 Can you assume an out on any non-force play?

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@budbutcool @BoysInBlue87 @player_props @JomboyMedia It depends on if the 3B coach was sending the runner home or holding. If the error occured before the decision, you can predict what would’ve likely happened

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@MonangaiMVP @Cubs @WatchMarquee @MotorolaUS It is a tough compromise. I heard they’ve added his catching reps tho

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@Sato2Yankees The day is inching closer

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@TheSkippersView Next to the number you could do another with the pace they have based on the latter half of their season until now (for example, last 20 if 40 games played, or last 50 if 100 games played)

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@trapsweet @suzukiplshomer Drew Pomeranz

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@DobzMiles @DAVEXEETS Tucker has more PA’s

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@Walter_Woodhead @BeaneaterB @nut_history Because rather than every batted ball being foul unless called fair, every batted ball is fair unless called foul. The pole indicates when a batted ball becomes not fair but foul instead of indicating not foul but fair. Therefore it ought to be called the foul pole.

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@JacobsFieldRBW That’s his approach. He spits on the chase pitches and only swings at the ones he can extend his arms and bat in front of. That’s why he punishes and crushes so many mistakes. This leads to high walk rate but also high strike-out rate because you don’t get meatballs every at-bat

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@JacobsFieldRBW Perhaps the unsustainable part of this is the 0 doubles

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@oweenis @mrjohnnycardoso @TJStats Imagine a trash team got blown out so often that their go-to mop-up position player pitched 20 innings in the season and got a TWP status

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@JRos_22 @JustBB_Media The RH bit I understood but he keeps the LH in the outfield because it’s better?

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@JRos_22 @JustBB_Media Is it because LH is stronger but RH is quicker?

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@BoltUpDerwin @AidanS1998 @mbappe_spurs ERA title qualification is the same for all pitchers (starters and relievers), and there’s no minimum innings amount to be Cy Young eligible.

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@elemonader @TalkinBaseball_ @trevorplouffe @TalkinJake And they are barreling them up, no cheap shots