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Sub Hiura for Vogelbach with a lefty on? -
Good grief Angel Hernandez
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Sure looked awkward by Bradley Jr.
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I was wondering the same thing about JP/DW/Hader. I don't think we've had the opportunity to try it two nights in a row.
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Dodgers Starting Line Up - .259/.355/.448/.803 (648PA/140H/21HR/90BB/140K) 26 games Brewers Starting Line Up - .233/.292/.395/.687 (590PA/122H/20HR/50BB/145K) 25 games The walks are what stand out to me, then the hits, then the Ks with 1 fewer game.
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Chris Singleton with BA
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Dodgers - 122BB/242K = 1.98 strikeouts to walks (25 games) Brewers - 76BB/251K = 3.30 strikeouts to walks (24 games)
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I'd like to see the odds on 1.5 HRs given up by Lauer tonight. I'd say 2.5 but I don't think he'd be in long enough.
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September 12, 2019. The series Yelich fractured his knee.
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Garcia 72AB/ 14H/ 3HR / 7BB/ 23K Hiura 66AB/ 10H/ 1HR/ 6BB/ 28K Shaw 74AB/ 16H/ 3HR/ 5BB/ 25K Bradley, Jr 77AB/ 15H/ 1HR/ 1BB/ 27K
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Hiura!!!
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Would sound good, sure, but true answer is "this is 2021 and this stuff happens." Most players these days don't hustle on pop ups, routine grounders, etc. Even base hits and doubles, they run 3/4 speed or so and then turn it on if the ball is bobbled. Yoy rarely see players bust it hard and round the base. Avi's pop-up is a more extreme example, to be sure. Agreed that this was an extreme example that looks pretty bad when the reality is the Cubs just made a heads up play that 1.) majority of players probably don't make and 2.) was on a ball that 99.9% of the time is going to result in the batter being out. This isn't little league where anything can happen on any ball put in play. A soft pop up to the second baseman is going to be an out every time, I don't think players need to be booking it down the line on such a routine play...I would also bet it leads to more injuries (see Lo. Cain) than it leads to getting on base when they otherwise wouldn't have. Now is it a great example for kids who are watching? No definitely not, but that's a different discussion. Didn't Hiura have the same thing happen to him last year on a pop up? Am I misremembering that?
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Good to see this addressed. Still a momentary lapse for Avi though. Gonna have an extra eye on him when he makes contact for a few days.
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On the Avi issue, I would be satisfied if CC allowed him to apologize to the team and take responsibility for his error. Then lead by example from here on out. Somehow CC needs to be able to say that the issue was addressed even if done in private.
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5 spot works for me. I'm not greedy All worked up and wanting more. Still good with the outcome.
