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  1. Eye Black
    If the Brewers don’t make the playoffs I hope the Reds finish 2nd in the NL Central because I really don’t care for this Cardinals operation.
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    It looked like Nottingham was right in the middle of that. A Nottingham v. Molina fisticuffs would be awesome.
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    Why is Molina always in the middle of this dumb stuff versus the Brewers. (That isn’t an actual question)
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    Taylor had 36 doubles that year. A 19 year old Orlando Arcia was 6th with 29 doubles. Professional hitter Daniel Vogelbach was next with 28 doubles in the FSL that year.
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    Friendly reminder that Tyrone Taylor led the Florida State League in doubles as a 20 year old (in 2014, where do the years go?? )
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    And he’s going the other way a lot. I know the odds are stacked against him, but I’m hoping the NL DH sticks around for next year and they’re able to take a chance on Vogelbach having a breakout stretch. However, if rosters shrink back down (or there isn’t a DH) it seems like an anti-Stearns move to roster a guy with zero positional flexibility.
  8. Eye Black
    So far, so fun.
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    One nice side effect of running Flaherty from this game after just 3.0 innings complete is it hurts the Cardinals bullpen a bit going into tomorrow’s double header.
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    This is enjoyable. This is fantastic.
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    Would Gyorko really have been at risk of being thrown out on that Arcia hit? I know he’s slow, but thought he would score easily there.
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    Gyorko saved Jace Peterson on that overthrow from 3B. With a ground ball pitcher on the mound a little surprised they have Peterson on the infield.
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    And a switch hitter which historically is something that takes additional development time before achieving peak level of performance.
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    And a switch hitter which historically is something that takes additional development time before achieving peak level of performance.
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    And a switch hitter which historically is something that takes additional development time before achieving peak level of performance.
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    Ryan Braun’s career line versus Jack Flaherty: 7-for-16, 2 doubles, 3 home runs, and 2 walks.
  18. Eye Black
    Ryan Braun’s career line versus Jack Flaherty: 7-for-16, 2 doubles, 3 home runs, and 2 walks.
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    Ryan Braun’s career line versus Jack Flaherty: 7-for-16, 2 doubles, 3 home runs, and 2 walks.
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    Brett Anderson: Batter (Cardinals) vs Pitching Stats Jack Flaherty: Batter (Brewers) vs Pitching Stats
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    Brett Anderson: Batter (Cardinals) vs Pitching Stats Jack Flaherty: Batter (Brewers) vs Pitching Stats
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    Brett Anderson: Batter (Cardinals) vs Pitching Stats Jack Flaherty: Batter (Brewers) vs Pitching Stats
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    No, he hit 13. Sogard’s average exit velocity this year is 84.6 mph which is in the bottom 4% of baseball. Urias’ average exit velocity is 88.7 mph which is the 50th percentile across baseball. That is also something he’ll likely continue to improve upon as he gets older and is further removed from the hamate bone injury.
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    No, he hit 13. Sogard’s average exit velocity this year is 84.6 mph which is in the bottom 4% of baseball. Urias’ average exit velocity is 88.7 mph which is the 50th percentile across baseball. That is also something he’ll likely continue to improve upon as he gets older and is further removed from the hamate bone injury.
  25. Eye Black
    No, he hit 13. Sogard’s average exit velocity this year is 84.6 mph which is in the bottom 4% of baseball. Urias’ average exit velocity is 88.7 mph which is the 50th percentile across baseball. That is also something he’ll likely continue to improve upon as he gets older and is further removed from the hamate bone injury.
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