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  2. wiguy94
    Looks like Tate Kuehner is being promoted to AA
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    Definitely feels like they should have added a prospect to Chicago in this deal. Edman is good but he might be a total non-factor this season coming off wrist surgery where he's struggled big time on his rehab assignment.
  4. wiguy94
    Was Murphy visible behind Counsell?
  5. wiguy94
    On the season Corobo has now caught 19 of 40 potential base stealers. That's a 47.5% CS-rate compared to the DSL average 24.1% CS-rate.
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    I'd say Paredes is unlikely to get better because what is there to get better at? I suppose his defense could improve, but he's already basically maxing out his physical tools as good as he can at the plate. Like he's already the best hitter in the MLB and pulling and elevating the ball. How much better can you get at it?
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    I don’t think it matters who it’s on. Less aggressive Turang on the bases is not a good thing.
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    It would be higher haha. He has a 3.16 ERA in Coors this year and an 8.69 ERA out of Coors this year
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    Interestingly enough I actually feel like Turang’s baserunning makes me want him less at leadoff. I don’t think he’s been nearly as aggressive stealing bases since he moved primarily to leadoff. Running with Contreras at the plate is a lot different than Perkins at the plate. You don’t want to run and force Contreras into looking at a hittable pitch. This is why I want Ortiz at leadoff but he’s been in a nasty slump. I think Turang in the bottom third gives him more of an opportunity to just wreak havoc on the bases.
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    Yeah I don’t think most would disagree that Chisholm’s bat has more upside than Frelick or Perkins but he hasn’t flashed that upside with the bat in a while. Maybe that changes with the change of scenery
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    I honestly forgot that Luis Castillo is 20 for this entire season. He's kind of playing himself into prospect status. Corner OF only profile, but he actually has solid contact rates for a guy with seemingly above average to plus power output.
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    Yeah I just don't know because Chisholm has negative RAR this year and last. Maybe talking about the +15 in 2022, but if so that feels like a strange cherry pick.
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    Craig Yoho in 2024 A+ - 20.1 IP, 0.44 ERA, 48% K-rate, 8% BB-rate, 0.84 WHIP+HBP, 45% whiff rate, 44% CSW AA - 21 IP, 1.29 ERA, 47% K-rate, 8% BB-rate, 1.05 WHIP+HBP, 42% whiff rate, 39% CSW. Full season - 41.1 IP, 0.87 ERA, 47% K-rate, 8% BB-rate, 0.94 WHIP+HBP, 44% whiff rate, 41% CSW Surely it's time this dude get's promoted to AAA, right?
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    Yoho pitching today is a major thing. First time he's pitched on 0 days rest all year.
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    I'll be honest I have no clue what you're looking at. Frelick and Perkins are not below replacement level on anything according to baseball-reference. Frelick is at 9 oRAR this year, Perkins is at 12 and Jazz is at 18. How are Perkins and Frelick both below replacement level?
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    Justin King doing Justin King things to the Shuckers isn't that much fun.
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    I guess when you can't get a hitter out that you resort to throwing at him. Sour grapes.
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    Yeah it was very interesting, but didn't seem like somber like he was being traded. More like he was getting promoted?
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    Looks like Salem intentionally threw at Castillo. Pitcher had no command issues in the inning outside of hitting Castillo with a pitch that was thrown behind him?
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    That's going to be interesting watching his profile in Wrigley. His power is going to be very dependent on which way the wind is blowing.
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    I think it's dramatically better than TruMedia's barrel definition. A barrel to me is damage and XBH. 100 EV, 10 LA is a good batted ball that will be a hit almost every time, but it's also going to be a single a large majority of those hits. That's not very damaging. Anything between 95-100 EV and 30-35 LA is going to be a flyout for like 50-75% of the OF. Including such a huge variety of batted balls under 1 net doesn't seem predictive of anything. There's very little wOBA difference between 90-100 EV at 12 LA, but only half of those balls get considered barrels? Where's the logic in that?
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    By TruMedia's definition of a barrel, Trevor Megill's FB has a 23.7% barrel rate against and his FB has a 42.1% sweet spot rate against. Genuinely asking should we be concerned about Trevor Megill's FB?
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    Isaac Paredes is an anomaly, so citing him is just a reach Mears FB on the road - .296 xwOBA, .262 wOBA, 24.2% whiff rate, 19 IVB, 1.7 RV/100 Mears FB at home - .312 xwOBA, .309 wOBA, 14.5% whiff rate, 16 IVB, 0.6 RV/100 Meanwhile here is the gap in his breaking balls Mears breaking balls on the road - .428 wOBA, .309 xwOBA, 34.8% whiff rate, -5.6 RV/100 Mears breaking balls at home - .249 wOBA, .178 xwOBA, 46.3% whiff rate, 0.8 RV/100 Just seems like focusing on the FB as the issue on the road was a miscalculation.
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    Yeah I’m just not going to take something serious that considers 97 EV with 30 LA a barrel or something that considers 100 EV with 12 LA a barrel.
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    His FB has been much better on the road than at home. Better xwOBA, better run value, better whiff and CSW rates. It’s his breaking balls that have been crushed on the road. On the road his breaking balls have a 12% lower whiff rate, 131 point higher xwOBA, and 6.4 RV/100 worse than at home. That’s been the issue on the road. https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/statcast_search?hfPT=FF|&hfAB=&hfGT=R|&hfPR=&hfZ=&hfStadium=&hfBBL=&hfNewZones=&hfPull=&hfC=&hfSea=2024|&hfSit=&player_type=pitcher&hfOuts=&hfOpponent=&pitcher_throws=&batter_stands=&hfSA=&game_date_gt=&game_date_lt=&hfMo=&hfTeam=&home_road=Road&hfRO=&position=&hfInfield=&hfOutfield=&hfInn=&hfBBT=&hfFlag=&pitchers_lookup[]=683232&metric_1=&group_by=name&min_pitches=0&min_results=0&min_pas=0&sort_col=pitches&player_event_sort=api_p_release_speed&sort_order=desc&chk_stats_xba=on&chk_stats_xslg=on&chk_stats_xwoba=on&chk_stats_pitcher_run_value_per_100=on#results
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