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  1. Sheesh. Bednar trying to blow it for the Pirates.
  2. Congrats Rowdy. That was a big one.
  3. Incredible how half a season could make someone a franchise legend. But that's what he did.
  4. Doesn't help that this ump isn't calling strikes.
  5. Thing is, he wasn't exactly tearing it up in AAA during his rehab stint, either. He's simply got to hit at a certain level due to the dearth of value he provides elsewhere on the field. He hasn't hit at that level since May. Yes, he was injured and he just returned off the IL, but the Brewers can't and aren't going to wait forever. That sub .500 OPS spans two months of play, not two games.
  6. Not a specific number, but at some point he has to show signs of hitting the ball hard. Or are we going to pretend it's not been since May 22nd since he hit a HR and he's had a sub .500 OPS in the meantime? That kind of production is unacceptable for someone who otherwise presents severe negative value with the glove and on the bases.
  7. 0 hits, .429 OPS.....Can't afford to wait forever. I'm not saying after this weekend, but I'm saying he has to start showing something and soon.
  8. I don't know. But we're getting to that point.
  9. Rowdy is going to have to show some signs of life in this series.
  10. Strasburg is right there with 7 innings and 14 Ks 0 BBs. Not to mention the fact that he entered that game as perhaps the most hyped pitching prospect in major league history.
  11. Sounds like he's retiring due to injury like Prince so he'll still get paid.
  12. Man. Injuries ruined what probably would have been a HOF career based on his on-field performance. Still a heck of a career, though. Most hyped pitching prospect of all time and the greatest pitching debut of all time.
  13. Wow. Just awful for Ohtani and baseball in general.
  14. Again, that's not what it meant. If I was willing to give up all of those guys, I would have used a comma or an "and" between them instead of a slash. Rather, I meant one from the Quero/Frelick/Black group and Rodriguez.
  15. What's your point? Because my point is that his overall OPS (and OPS against RHP for that matter) would have likely continued to go down regardless of his exposure levels because 1) he was homering on fly balls at an unsustainable rate 2) he was striking out at an unsustainable rate and 3) balls he put into play were not being put out at an unsustainable rate. Extrapolation, which you seem to want to do, doesn't work.
  16. Of course, he's not as good against RHP. But you still throw him out there as often as you can (which CC has done), not just because he's got an .801 OPS overall, which is what really matters and which is second highest on the team, but because he plays defense at a high level, which Rowdy and Keston do not. Rowdy hasn't been hitting. Contreras is our second best overall hitter, but was unavailable to C today. Not difficult to figure out why he would DH over Rowdy. If he doesn't DH on Friday against a righty, then things obviously would appear different.
  17. I did know that actually, but thanks for the reminder. Did you know that Hiura's OPS vs. RHP last year was significantly higher than it had been the last three seasons AND was down precipitously from what it had been when he was hitting HRs on an unsustainable rate of fly balls . Goes hand in hand with the fact that you can't just extrapolate Hiura's stats against RHP and assume he would have produced at the same rate when the evidence is that he wouldn't have. On the contrary, it seems like you're struggling understand basic statistical concepts.
  18. Wrong. Contreras is one of the few bats on this team you pencil in regardless of the pitcher.
  19. Except that's not how stats work....You can't just assume Hiura would have continued to hit at the same rate had he gotten more ABs against RHP when there's a ton of evidence (namely, his 42% k rate) that he wouldn't have. Rowdy didn't DH today because Caratini is Burnes' personal catcher and they need to get Contreras' bat in the lineup regardless. I doubt he's going back to the IL considering CC was ready to have him pinch hit for Wiemer in the 10th.
  20. Those things are in no way mutually exclusive. To make the OD roster due to his replacement level output since his rookie season, Hiura needed to have a big spring. He did the exact opposite and consequently failed to make the roster while being removed from the 40 man entirely. At the same time, a big spring training would have meant little as for his actual production in the majors had he made the roster. Just as his AAA stats mean little as to what we can expect from him in the majors. You may not have literally used the term "travesty", but the way you and certain others are arguing it it's hard to escape the conclusion that you do view it in that way.
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