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So ... Ohtani is back tonight!
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As things stand right now, I think we'll see something like: C - Jansen 1B - Smoak 2B - Bichette 3B - Guerrero SS - Galvis CF - ??? LF - Biggio RF - Grichuk DH - Tellez Bench - Maile or McGuire, Gurriel, Alford SP - Stroman SP - ??? SP - Reid-Foley SP - Thornton SP - Shoemaker Pen: Biagini, Luciano, Pannone, Mayza, Tice, Perez, ??? In late 2020 I think we'll see Murphy, Zeuch, and Pearson, two of which enter the rotation for Reid-Foley and Shoemaker (assuming Reid-Foley doesn't get his walks under control). That basically leaves us wanting one big bat (preferably a good CF), and one ace or #2 SP. A second good OF bat that pushes Biggio to 2nd and Bichette to SS might be helpful too. Considering where our finances will be, that's certainly within the realm of possibilities.
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Houston got away with one there. How do you leave Durant and Curry THAT open with a chance to tie the game? This is a good series.
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Pretty epic flop by Chris Paul there too.
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I was thinking the same thing. He's making a lot of soccer players pretty proud. Someone who plays as rough as he does shouldn't be flopping.
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Not from that site, that was an article based on an offseason study I believe.
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Just in case anyone is actually interested: https://www.bu.edu/today/2019/mlb-umpires-strike-zone-accuracy/
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Are any of us?
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Bucks have a choke hold on the series. I kinda feel like our current roster matches up better against them anyway, so I'm good with this. That's assuming we advance of course.
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According to Baseball Savant, it looks like the ump has called more non-swinging strikes OUT of the zone for Perez than he's called inside the zone! Twice as many in fact.
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No, no it didn't. Things like the strike zone were just considered guidelines rather than rules. Each ump basically called the zone they wanted. If you want to see old school examples, watch some video of Pat Hentgen in 96 and 97 getting strike calls in the opposite batters box.
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Not sure I like a slider on the outside corner with that much lateral break. It kind of puts it on the same plane as the bat.
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Has a triple too, and it's only the 3rd. He might have a legit shot at a cycle today.
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Bet you're wishing you hadn't waited.
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It's a really entertaining series so far.
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Also, thank God for Nurse who actually has the ability to adapt.
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For all the complaining, we really dominated this game. Many of the looks we missed were wide open, and ones we normally make. The ones they missed for the most part were heavily contested. This is a huge win where the score doesn't do the quality of play justice.
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I'm not sure I'd call it a botch. I mean, we offered it and Edwin turned it down. The debate is in trying to get ahead of the market in signing Morales.
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Not an unexpected turn of events.
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Mets and Brewers are enjoying playing so much they've decided to play two.
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Lol, Curry just blew an uncontested breakaway layup at a critical point, and not his first of the game. That finger must really be bothering him. Then the Warriors let the clock run out in a five point game with like 15 or 20 seconds left.
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For a guy coming up from rookie ball, Luciano has really been fantastic.
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Today is the Sogard and Kiner-Falefa show. That felt weird to type.
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This is not good baseball.
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Whatever the ump calls probably. Our outfielders could have made a production out of trying to grab it and it being stuck, then magically coming up with it. That probably would have worked.