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  1. Terrible, terrible AB from Yeli with a big scoring opportunity. How do you completely whiff on a middle middle 94MPH fastball?
  2. Miz seems pretty catcher proof as far as game calling. It’s pretty hard to screw up “just do that thing where you throw it like 103 miles an hour and then occasionally mix in a slider or curve.”
  3. Is there anything beyond a warm body that Gary Sanchez brings to the table for this roster?
  4. On lineups? Goodness, I certainly hope so,
  5. Yes, because the player is an extremely good MVP caliber player who is good for about 7 WAR every year and those 4 years, assuming he opts out, are still a tremendous value. https://blogs.fangraphs.com/2025-trade-value-nos-1-10/
  6. Freddy would make a heck of a number 3 right now here and be a great fit. Has anything like that ever happened where a player was traded in the offseason and then re-acquired as a rental later that next season? Anyway, even if the Mets turn into sellers I wouldn’t expect it to happen. The optics of it are just weird, the Mets wouldn’t want to take a big haircut on the original value they gave up to get him from us, it just wouldn’t be a great look, I think they’d rather trade him somewhere else. Plus he’s still going to be in position to receive a QO so any offer would have to well exceed comp pick value.
  7. Not that it will probably happen but Skubal is an enormous difference maker for us relative to other playoff teams because the difference between our #2 and #3 in our rotation is huge.
  8. While I’m ready to pull the plug on Sproat starting for now, the truth is that we simply don’t have 5 superior options right now. Henderson and Woodruff are still injured, and Priester hasn’t looked remotely close in any of his rehab starts.
  9. He did. He showed us, as he almost always does, that he is not a major league caliber pitcher.
  10. With Henderson on the shelf, we’re basically winging a 2 man rotation and just hoping to get by with swingmen and bullpen games 60% of the time and just hoping to steal some of those. Not a very sustainable strategy.
  11. Then we’re well past the point where he should be getting sent to the pen. Burnes got 4 starts in 2019 before getting demoted, Sproat has gotten 9.
  12. I'm tired of pretending that Sproat is a tweak or two away from being awesome.
  13. He might as well do it while he still can. June is coming up.
  14. Smith checked. We stole this one. I’ll take it.
  15. Depends. You also have to consider that Abner is a nearly 11K/9 pitcher for his career and the K changes that inning. I'm sure the percentages are probably close either way, I guess.
  16. Not very pretty, but I will take the one run.
  17. I’ll die on the hill that that sac bunt was so incredibly dumb. The trailing runner means nothing. So all you’re doing is taking your 3 chances to get one basehit, and turning it into 1 chance to get either a hit or a long fly, and then 1 chance to get a hit. And that’s only if the sac bunt is actually successful and doesn’t result in a pop up or the lead runner thrown out.
  18. Kind of hilarious that the one pitch he threw to him was actually a strike and then they IBB him.
  19. Is that the incredible otherworldly glove from Ortiz that I always hear about that makes his useless bat worth starting every day?
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