topper09er
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Can't blame Barnes there, that was a $140,000,000 single -
ok, leave Arcia in at SS, move Sogard to 2B, pitcher in Villar spot?
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I don't think any manager does, but I think it is worth the very small risk that several things that happen rarely (extra inning game, catcher is injured so badly they need to leave the game) all occur in the same game
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Looks like Keon in 2016 2B and 4 singles That would not have been my first guess I see, you were obviously remembering the other most recent one from Elian Herrera
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Yes but then Thames faces a lefty, which he actually did well so oops
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I feel like just 1 PH AB and then exit the game counts as rest for Pina, whereas with Braun any time on the field he could pull something and be out a month
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Looks like Keon in 2016 2B and 4 singles
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Why? I was thinking you could use him for Thames and leave him for defense, assuming we never want Thames to face a lefty and seems like they are trying to rest Braun totally tonight. Could have used Pina to hit for the pitcher
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meh, even after going 5-5 tonight Cain still has a higher BA so far this year
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I will tip the hat to Thames for a good AB there against a lefty.
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Seems odd to use Aguilar for the pitcher instead of for Thames here
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J-E-T-T Jett! Jett! Jett!
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Did not look like Villar was busting it down the line...
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I was thinking the same thing about Hader
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Has to be Trout and Votto Votto is a great guess. Id add Adrian Beltre as another gotta be close Beltre actually only has a .340 career OBP
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Has to be Trout and Votto Yup got them both Votto looks like a good bet to retire in the club, .313/.428/.540 Miggy was a good guess but he has a .395 career OBP right now
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Trout Yes .305/.409/.565 I wonder if he finishes with it, .305 is pretty lowfor now assuming he might play until he is 42
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2nd inning from Hader love it
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Can you name the only 2 active players with a .300+/.400+/.500+ career line (min 1000 PA)
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Without looking it up, I'm going to guess that Vlad didn't walk NEARLY enough to even sniff a .400 OBP. Ok, he had a career .379 OBP, high water mark of 84 walks in one season. That actually surprised me. It is surprising, his high batting average helped. From 2000-2007 he had 5087 PA with a .328/.399/.584 line
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True, sorry guys I totally missed that. Walker is the last one. It does look like the poster just looked up the answer and listed them all...not really the point
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Yes and he is a correct answer
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Nope .286/.380/.552
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So is Hader being used because Hosmer is up or because he is not enough of a veteran to pitch later in the game?
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Yes but someone got him earlier
