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Everything posted by homer
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LOL what? Seriously, I don't understand any of this. Free your mind, man.
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Sign Kratz to an extension. 10 years is not enough. -
Speaking only for myself, I don't want Brad Miller dropping head or any other body part on me.
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I was checking out some of the Cubs' starting pitching numbers and a few of them have some really stark differences between FIP and ERA. To wit: Hendricks ERA 3.59 FIP 4.46 Lester ERA 2.22 FIP 3.98 Chatwood ERA 3.86 FIP 4.98 The BABIPs for these three chaps are .245, .238, and .299 respectively. I believe league average is around .300 for pitching BABIP. So does that mean that Hendricks and Lester are getting really lucky on balls in play or could it mean that the defense behind them is really, really good? And if the latter is the case how do you find that amongst the stats?
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Highest swing & miss percent since 2000 (min 250 swings): 2004 Brad Lidge 48.5% 2014 Aroldis Chapman 45.5% 2018 Josh Hader 45.5% 2003 Eric Gagne 44.1% 2015 Aroldis Chapman 43.2%
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Brewers should sign Kratz to like a 10 year extension
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I think Suter's last five starts including this one his era is around 3.50 with about a K an inning.
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Hader is gonna get 6 K's on 18 pitches Edit...some day
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It's one thing to back your guy, but you don't have to bag on the guy that is his backup. Very small thinking. I wasn't even bagging on him. I was bagging on the posts that were calling him God in cleats for merely taking an unavoidable HBP. God in cleats? Come on.
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Hader is well rested.
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Ji-Slam Choi
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Thanks. Didn't see it.
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Any interest? He's only signed for this year but he's cheap and he's been pretty good this season. Only question is injury risk.
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call 1-800-273-8255
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I like that Arizona club....some interesting bats in that lineup. Can't wait for the full Link Report. Best day of the season for the minor league junkies.
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2018 Draft Pick Discussion, Rounds 6-20
homer replied to And That's topic in MLB Draft & International Signings
Jose Altuve says pish posh. -
I think most people in society today draw the line at child molestation. Personally, I don't think the guy should be in jail forever but I also don't blame GMs for passing.
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Getting to Miller Park from the south (94 construction)
homer replied to MillerParkSouth's topic in Off-Topic Forum
I am not sure where the construction is but I used to take 894 west and then took Loomis Rd exit north. Take a left onto 43rd street (almost right after you exit) and that eventually turns into Miller Park Way. -
Yeah I had no idea he was hitting over .330.
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I saw Oregon St and my heart skipped a beat....
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Interesting pick. I like his upside and it looks like there's room for growth.
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Draft begins at noon CT for those like me who didn't know what time it started.
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From SI: 21. Milwaukee Brewers: Brice Turang, SS, 6’ 1”, 180 lbs., Santiago HS (Corona, Calif.) Brice is the son of Brian Turang, a utility infielder/outfielder who played with the Seattle Mariners in 1993 and 1994. Prior to the beginning of the spring season, Turang was hyped as a potential top-five pick; his draft stock has fallen significantly as the season has progressed. The reason is simple: Turang is trying to be a hitter he is not. He has adopted a severe upward launch angle, fly ball, home run or nothing swing—think Joc Pederson or Cody Bellinger. Thin and wiry, that style is not suited to Turang. If he switches to a gap-to-gap (slight upward angle) line drive type of swing, Turang will have a far better chance to succeed. His non-hitting tools are outstanding. Turang runs well, is athletic, shows a fine arm with excellent fielding skills. He should stick at shortstop but could easily transition elsewhere.
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Still shaken from the Brent Brewer years.
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21st picks since 2000: John Bonser Brad Hennessey Bobby Brownlie Matt Moses Greg Golson Cliff Pennington Ian Kennedy J. P. Arencibia Ryan Perry Jiovanni Mier Alex Wimmers Tyler Beede Lucas Sims Nick Ciuffo Bradley Zimmer Ashe Russell T. J. Zeuch D. L. Hall Brice Turang
