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And not totally 'selfless' as he gets 2 RBI on the play instead of 1 if the runner is cut down at the plate. As far as it being a lucky bloop single, well he was at .284 BABIP on the season going in so maybe due for a lucky one. Pearce is only .250 and Travis is just dreadful at .179.

 

What's a typical league average BABIP ?

 

I'm not really sure what league average is for BABIP, but there many here that will know. As far as Travis goes, he sort of deserves the low BABIP because he hasn't been squaring up too many balls so far this year.

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Zaun just suggested the Indians should have walked Goins. With 2 outs. On live television. Ryan Goins.

 

RYAN GOINS

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Zaun just suggested the Indians should have walked Goins. With 2 outs. On live television. Ryan Goins.

 

RYAN GOINS

 

So dumb.

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Zaun just suggested the Indians should have walked Goins. With 2 outs. On live television. Ryan Goins.

 

RYAN GOINS

 

To be fair, he referred to him as "the left handed bat"

 

Lol

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I'm not really sure what league average is for BABIP, but there many here that will know. As far as Travis goes, he sort of deserves the low BABIP because he hasn't been squaring up too many balls so far this year.

 

No one "deserves" a sub .200 BABIP, even extreme flyball guys have their BABIP hanging around .230 - .250

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Zaun just suggested the Indians should have walked Goins. With 2 outs. On live television. Ryan Goins.

 

RYAN GOINS

 

The fact that my broadcast is entirely Zaun-free makes MLB.tv worth the cost all on its own. I don't remember the last time I've heard his voice.

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Around .300, but for hitters it's​ tied a lot to their batted ball profile.

 

I keep scratching my head wondering is Travis just unlucky so far this season, because the percentages ground/line/fly and soft/med/hard contact as broken down on fangraphs don't seem to explain the low average.

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Zaun just suggested the Indians should have walked Goins. With 2 outs. On live television. Ryan Goins.

 

RYAN GOINS

 

I was on the subway this past weekend and i was sitting next to this guy and he was telling stories to his buddy. I guess he works security at the rogers centre and he had a bunch of Zuan stories but the best one was apparently on the last 2 games of the season last year Zaun, him and the head of security would go back behind the backdrop which is apparently like a shed and take shots. He apparently was hammered on air for the final 2 games. There was also another story about him showing up 4 mins before they went live and no one knowing where he was, almost knocking out a fan, ect

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I keep scratching my head wondering is Travis just unlucky so far this season, because the percentages ground/line/fly and soft/med/hard contact as broken down on fangraphs don't seem to explain the low average.

 

Unless his infield fly rate is through the roof, he's undoubtedly getting unlucky.

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Terry Francona had a career -1.7 WAR. But you know, he was a heck of a player. He's so humble, he brushes it off and says "I wasn't that good."
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The fact that my broadcast is entirely Zaun-free makes MLB.tv worth the cost all on its own. I don't remember the last time I've heard his voice.

 

Very wise decision.

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Wow, what a play by Goins. I thought for sure that was going into CF.

 

Pitchers are so unreliable with those throws to second that start double plays. They're probably just not used to hitting a moving target.

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There's the value Goins brings. Great footwork and to go along with a firm accurate toss to one.

 

And with that statement, there's the value you bring.

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Pitchers are so unreliable with those throws to second that start double plays. They're probably just not used to hitting a moving target.

 

When you're throwing off a consistent slope all game it's probably a bit like trying to walk after going skating.

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Terry Francona had a career -1.7 WAR. But you know, he was a heck of a player. He's so humble, he brushes it off and says "I wasn't that good."

 

He was pro. Played hard. Played the right way. Always slid into second hard. Uniform was always dirty. A true professional.

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He was pro. Played hard. Played the right way. Always slid into second hard. Uniform was always dirty. A true professional.

 

And a real working class player too ;)

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