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  1. Their most recent series last week was tight. It’ll be a competitive series for sure
  2. Yeah sounds right
  3. Padres fumble a golden opportunity
  4. No, he was saying that defense is overrated and to stack the lineup with Nick Castellanos/Lourdes Gurriel types. Because he plays too much fantasy baseball and thinks that fantasy = life so defense doesn’t matter.
  5. LOLLLLLrioles
  6. Its giving 2014 Royals
  7. oooof Hader
  8. Tork has been pretty good since coming back from AAA though. 125 wRC+ over 38 games. Im very interested to see what he does in 2025. He's either "fixed" or he struggles and likely gets moved.
  9. This series has been all about the small ball lol.
  10. But then wouldn't a homerun be more valuable?? It takes 3 singles to score a run. Potentially 2 if the runner can steal 2nd of gets moved over. Or a combo of singles + walks. A homerun is an automatic 1 run, and more if there's a runner on base with a walk for example. Obviously you'd take a lineup with less k% if you could. But if its a choice between lower K% or higher HR% i'd pick the higher HR% every time.
  11. Hinch bouncing his former team with a box of scraps in their home park is kinda funny
  12. I could realistically see something like Santander + Bregman. Would leave a lot of room for pitching but it would be doable. However based on recent comments and overall direction, I think a more likely scenario would be something like a Kepler/Oneill signing + Ha Seong Kim , or a trade for Arenado.
  13. Yeah thats what i was thinking too. I guess it just SEEMS to me, anecdotally, that the last several years of playoffs have been decided by big homeruns and not stringing 2-3 hits together multiple times a game. To me personally it just seems the front office has been behind on things. Especially hearing that comment about "low-hanging fruit" when speaking about adding a power bat.... its like there's a group of nerds that want to prove how smart they are and purposely go against the grain. Which in turn means they end up using outdated thinking/methods to be different. Basically what im saying is they are TRYING to be the Rays, but failing and they've actually more closely resembled organizations like the Whitesox/Twins/Mets
  14. That is fairly interesting, I guess it makes sense. But also, if you do the same thing and look at the top HR-hitting teams, all of the WS winners from the past 4 years are top 5.
  15. Not starting Kikuchi game 2 is… a choice
  16. And this is pretty concrete proof that our front office is behind the times
  17. I feel like I disagree with that statement wholeheartedly. Like sure, sometimes you have teams like the 2015 Royals that BABIP their way to a championship. But more often than not, the homerun is king in the playoffs. That mentality of “contact being more important” in the playoffs is BS
  18. Hard pass
  19. That’s always been the case though, even with the Jays
  20. Only if you buy the dugout deal beers
  21. Pretty good outcomes today, lets see which teams can take it to a game 3. Would like to see the Brewers advance
  22. Very bad luck! Who could expect notorious workhorse Christopher Sale getting injured unexpectedly
  23. Wow what a genius move by AA to start Smith-Shawver in game 1
  24. Agreed. 0 excuses for them not to make a splash in free agency this offseason. A BIG splash. Especially with this new owner now too.
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