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  1. To be fair, ball was flying out of the ballpark today. Any other day and the Farmer and Taylor HRs would have been routine flyballs.
  2. This feels like a Willy redemption game. Come on.
  3. Totally different run scoring environments. That's what wRC+ accounts for. Alonso has been a lot better than Carter. Not comparable
  4. This thing is so unreadable that I'm not even going to bother addressing it all. I will say Luke Voit has a better slashline at AAA this year than Hiura. That's factual and indisputable. AAA numbers mean next to nothing.
  5. And he doesn't call that a strike....
  6. Tigers just tied it up on a Kerry Carpenter grand slam.
  7. I'll reiterate what I said. There's more blind faith in assuming that Hiura will upgrade the lineup given his demonstrated severe issues making contact in the majors over the course of his career and his stats since his rookie season. Any "swing changes" and AAA stats serve to reinforce that "blind faith". Luke Voit, for instance, has a better AAA slash line this year than Hiura. Hiura's talented, for sure, but I'll have to see it at the major league level to believe that anything has materially changed for him at this point.
  8. Give me a strike zone challenge system now.
  9. Another one that's not even close....
  10. We know he was injured with right forearm inflammation. That's why he initially went on the IL and is the type of injury that tends to affect your hitting ability. Nothing "blind" about that, though you could argue to what extent it actually affected him. But judging by how his numbers completely tailed off starting in early June, I would say it affected him quite a bit. On the other hand your Hiura argument relies on AAA stats and a .765 OPS (Rowdy's was better in a much larger SS) that comes with the huge caveat of a 42% K rate. If you want to go further back for MLB stats, it doesn't help your argument either, because Hiura was absolutely terrible at the plate in 2021 and 2020.. There's more "blind faith" in declaring Hiura to be a surefire upgrade right now.
  11. That's what you get for relying on Willy to make contact.
  12. Good god. That was not even close to a strike.
  13. Tellez was the best hitter on the team this year until he got injured around the end of May/early June. They seem to think he's a better bet for a bounceback than Urias.
  14. Yes it is? Rowdy had a higher OPS last season. And the year before that. And the year before that. AAA numbers are irrelevant.
  15. Looks like we're not going to be able to watch the game today.
  16. Because Rowdy has been a better hitter than Hiura the last three seasons..
  17. No offense but your interpretation of my post is incorrect. I said one of those guys “and Rodriguez”. If I meant all of those guys, I would have used commas instead of slashes.
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