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  1. Robocaller
    The K-hole?
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    If the only teams you are considering are the Cards and Cubs.
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    His career splits are worse as a reliever than a starter. He's never been good. If he's used for anything but low-leverage innings, I'd be surprised. And his stats as a reliever would fit right in with Jopal's list.
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    So . . . I guess I got that right.
  5. Robocaller
    I hear there's something in the water in StL.
  6. Robocaller
    Oooh, bold font. You must be really sure of yourself. ?
  7. Robocaller
    who's going to be the better signing, Pujols or McCutchen?
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    compared to 22.2% expectation (I know it's not quite so simple because he didn't bat in the 9th for (most) home wins)? Reminds me of the Dilbert cartoon when the boss got angry when he heard that 40% of sick days were on Monday and Friday.
  9. Robocaller
    Since Hiura has reverse splits, McCutchen doesn't compete with him very much. Hiura is better vs. RHP, McCutchen vs. LHP.
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    you could look at this thread:
  11. Robocaller
    I thought of him, but he wasn't listed as a NRI. He played in the last game though.
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    I was wondering what the chances are that some of the reclamation projects among the hitters will make it onto the opening day roster (or contribute significantly later in the year). Some of these guys only have non-roster invites now, while others are on the 40-man. I list the ones I'm interested in below, but feel free to add other players into the discussion. David Dahl Tyler White Mike Brosseau Keston Hiura (I know there's a thread dedicated to him, but he seems to fit into the group of hitters who showed something in the past but not lately.)
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    ah, I didn't note the significance of the +.
  14. Robocaller
    The longer the window of years, the more it will benefit the older player. Last year, Olson .371 OBP, Freeman .393 OBP. But Olson was higher in SLG and OPS. Freeman 133 OPS+, Olson 153 OPS+. That's a pretty big difference. Olson's home field was much more pitcher-friendly. I think there is zero evidence to predict Freeman will be better offensively, going forward.
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    how does one K 141% of the time?
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    And that would only make him suitable as a placeholder at 1b until someone better could be acquired. I hope he exceeds your hopes, but I don't think the odds of that are good. My opinion could change after 100 good ABs.
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    While having players who can play many positions is great, Taylor would be one of the last choices to backup at first because he's actually good defensively in the outfield. While it's hard to ask a starter to learn a new position, Hunter Renfroe would be the one to ask to be a backup 1B. He does have 9 innings of experience at the position in the majors (and his stats actually are pretty good--2 assists). I don't really want to play Renfroe at first for more than 30 games, but he'd be an option.
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    his stats (not counting stats) might improve, because I don't think he's getting 379 PA vs. righties this season.
  19. Robocaller
    Do we? Or did the pitchers just figure him out?
  20. Robocaller
    He's 18. I'm not questioning the low upside of many of the players you ranked highly. I didn't think this was the place to try to discredit the posts of other people.
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    If you go by WAR (b. ref), Olsen was better than Freeman and better than every of Freeman's seasons since 6 years ago. Given the difference in ages and the lower cost, Olsen seems like a better choice.
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    Offensively.
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    As others have said, he has never played 1B in the pros and he's + on defense in the outfield. A better question is why they signed McCutcheon instead of someone who has played (and hits well enough to play) 1B. That might still happen, though I suspect it will be someone from the bargain bin if they do sign someone. Otherwise, I guess Jace will be the backup 1B.
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    What kind of fiction? I write short stories, novels, and stage plays.
  25. Robocaller
    I think both are true. If Fry could be a starting C, instead of a 3rd-catcher/utility type, he'd have a lot more value.
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