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  1. I will say he has had more than his share of borderline pitches called strikes against him this year. Certainly does not get the Jordan treatment.
  2. I think the only way in is a Philly collapse.
  3. Either that or lower the mound. I also think robot umps are going to really help hitters. I could get behind that.
  4. 5-2 is a big ask......6-1.......somewhere between slim a d none With this squads inability to hit...6-1 would require devine intervention.
  5. It doesn't really seem to help. The pitches have so much movement that you will still swing and miss a ton..and when you do make contact the defense is more likely to make a play. The exit velocity vs. hit probability relationship is so strong that under most situations you have to hit the ball hard. And when you do hit the ball hard, it jacks up your OPS which is the only number anyone is really looking at. It's interesting to watch Vogelbach hit because he has a very compact swing and is pretty good at making contact. But even he ended up on the scrap heap after a relatively short period of struggling. Maybe in the long run we'll see more contact hitters work their way up through the minors, but I suspect MLB will make hitter-friendly rule changes before that happens. I wish they would move the rubber back a foot.
  6. Braun missed a couple of very hittable fastballs tonight.
  7. I'm having trouble finding stats, but I recall seeing stats shown on TV broadcasts that among starting pitchers he's in the top five. He has run his fastball up over 99 mph on occasion in just about every start he’s had this year, that’s got to be near the top of the leaderboard for starters. Maybe for Starters but there are quite a few bullpen guys that throw as hard or harder.
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