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  1. Many top catching prospects in the mold of Moreno end up not being impact players or even average players. Look at Keibert Ruiz or Knizner. Part of what made the trade ostensibly fair was the risk that Moreno would be useless in the short term to a contending team. But as the weeks tick on and he looks like an MLB average catcher, or better, right now, that risk evaporates. That tilts the equation on the trade heavily. It's healthy to be open minded and change your opinions over time.
  2. I didn't think Moreno would be this good right away. I also assumed Varsho was a better player from his results.
  3. Right!? Jansen is a flyball machine too. Espinal can barely lift a tennis ball.
  4. Tiedemann was a rocket that would go top 5 in a redraft. The comparisons were never fair. Barriera has like a 1% chance of being as good as Teeds
  5. I mean......... Moreno is hitting like .330 and gunning out runners while Danno is hitting .150, Kirk has forgotten how to frame and hit for power, and Varsho flirts with the Mendoza line. It doesn't look great. Oops.
  6. Trevor Bauer, through his agent, released the following statement today: "I flatly deny any allegations that I have been getting rocked in the NPB. All of the damage done to my statline was completely consensual."
  7. Just look at projections. For 5x5 ROS in a 12 team league, based on FGDC, Yelich will be worth $12 and Nootbaar will be worth $1. Year to Date Yelich has been worth $7 and Nootbaar has been worth $1. So there is really no sensible reason to think they are even close in a 5x5 league. Actually, even if you delete AVG and insert both OBP and wOBA Yelich has the edge in both YTD and ROS. But they are closer.
  8. steals in a 5x5 yelich is probably better
  9. At this point it kind of just looks like insanely bad luck. He has cut his K rate and improved his ISO. Regress the BABIP to even just .200 and he's an above average hitter.
  10. depends on league stats and team needs yelich probably does better in every counting stat but noot better in ratios although noot has the talent to get hot and out homer yelich
  11. They kind of have to their depth sucks
  12. I dunno, man. From Bauer's recent NPB statlines I would say that he is pitching like he feels preeeeeeeeeeeeety guilty. Clean conscience = clean box score.
  13. Yeah if he can insert himself into a position of power that will help with future rapings. Good idea.
  14. if the whole baseball thing doesn't work out maybe he can just go back to being a rapist? i dunno
  15. You guys are f***ing hopeless. You watch how much baseball and still haven't learned not to overreact to runs given up in a ~ten inning sample???? Do you wear velcro shoes?
  16. Laika

    NHL Thread

    Oilers and the Leafs are similar. Similar issues. Oilers are like a more extreme version though.
  17. I feel like if I had to rank them right now it would be Gausman (huge gap) Berrios tied with Bassitt (gap) Kikuchi slightly ahead of Manoah
  18. Probably have been a lot I don't think you even have to dig deep to find prospects who have hit .220 or worse in single minor league seasons but then figured it out Jazz Chisolm hit .220/.321/.441 in AA at 21 years old James Outman .226/.322/.407 in A ball at 22 years old Aaron Judge .224/.308/.373 in AAA at 23 years old Trent Grisham his .231 then .222 then .232 in three consecutive MiLB seasons ages 19-21 I am just looking at the current K% leaderboard and clicking on some younger players Orelvis' 2022 is comparable to some of those guys. A few points in BA is not relevant but I am sure you could find some good players who hit .200 or worse. As long as the age vs. level is okay, the player can still be a prospect. Orelvis' 2023 still probably falls into the SSS and horrible luck categories. The BABIP is unfathomable in a full season. Oh, here is one. Trevor Story at 21 in AA in 237 PA hit .200/.302/.380 with a 34.6% K rate. Hunter Dozier hit like .210 in about 800 consecutive AA plate appearances across two years... Steven Souza Jr. hit under .200 for two years in a row and then just over .200 a couple times
  19. Not that I can remember but Joey Gallo was close. Like a .240 hitter in the upper minors???
  20. The unlikeliest of bullpen heros
  21. Also on that box score is CJVE on rehab, shoving
  22. My cousin is married to a girl who gets her nails done with a gay guy who knows a lot of the WAGs Apparently all the players hate the ice bath too. They just feel too powerless and shy to say anything about it. They are waiting for enough people to post about the ice bath online and say that it looks like they hate it from their body language etc. and they are all hoping that if enough people say "everyone is sick of Vladdys ice bath" then one day he will notice and stop.
  23. Peak Morrow was like having Spencer Strider. Yeah, it never lasted long but it was still fun while it lasted
  24. Funny you wouldn't deal him+ got Kelenic RIP
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