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  1. There's no denying there's hidden talent..it's not even really all that hidden. The issue is the mental roadblock in the way of that talent is pretty significant. Would anyone truly be surprised if he hit 40 bombs next season given his talent levels? On the flip side, would anyone be truly surprised if we see the same 100 wRC+ hitter with s*** d and s*** baserunning? All I know if the front office needs to figure out how to get through to him and fast, or just send him in his way.
  2. Well that went sideways in a hurry
  3. Vlads just dumb as s***, swinging at something low and away first pitch with the bases loaded. Utter idiocy
  4. Wasn’t there a runner on base? If so, catchers generally don’t set up with their throwing hand behind them as it makes it more difficult if they need to block a ball in the dirt or try to throw someone out
  5. Ernie Clement - .5 fWAR in 25 PAs Vlad Jr - .5 fWAR in 574 PAs
  6. Exit velos off Green 108.4, 98.8, 92.6, 91.8, 95.2, 102.7, 104.3 - then the hook.
  7. The top 5 hitters in Atlantas lineup have more HRs between them than 17 entire teams, including the jays
  8. 2 whiffs on 9 swings on the fastball. 5 swings and no whiffs on the slider. Savant has 1 pitch as a cutter which is unlikely, was probably just a bad slider but it was swung at and contacted. So 2 whiffs on 15 swings. Exit velos against him were all above league average as well.
  9. Averaging 95, in the past his avg was 95-96. I’m just curious as the slider vs curveball situation
  10. Sold. f***ing love those chips
  11. Why is Chad green throwing sliders? He ditched that in 2019 in favour of a curve
  12. Springer should have had that one…looks like he was really worried about the wall.
  13. Welcome back to MLB Mr Green.
  14. You don’t see the OF defense take a play off very much but that should have been a double.
  15. Spicy dill pickle?
  16. And you stole my name. I require 7 dollars and two bags of Ketchup chips as compensation
  17. Lol, Espinal is so ready to hit he just watched two middle cut fastballs He’s getting non-tendered for sure
  18. At this rate we might see a position player pitch the 9th
  19. Sir, I used the Roberto Clement joke/reference earlier in the thread. Please cite your sources properly
  20. 5 is definitely better…but 7 is pretty comfortable.
  21. Yup. Kirks too slow to advance when he should, and Vlad is stupid.
  22. At least we get Green in the 9th.
  23. And the run value lost is about half as bad. That’s a pretty good improvement one year to the next. If they could stop Rivera from sending guys to die by 20 feet, they might be around even. Kirk will always be negative, Belt will be negative and a Vlad will be negative. Jansen could be negative but is usually a plus or at least average.
  24. Baseball Savant just put out a new baserunning metric earlier this year. You can find it here: https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/leaderboard/baserunning It breaks down where the guys get there values from too whether it’s advances, holds or being thrown out To nobodies surprise, the worst offender in baseball this year at being thrown out is Teoscar Hernandez. Vlad is 4th worst
  25. You should probably look at 2023 numbers instead of 2022. I get that it’s still not a net positive value from runs, but it’s better than 2022.
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