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  1. Bichette's xba... .490 - double play.
  2. First inning, Kirk's Line drive had an xba of .920, Gurriel's was .630, and that last one there from Vlad was .560. All outs.
  3. Gurriel used to punish those hangers, now theyre just warning track flies.
  4. White looks decent. Curveball is pretty good, fastball is mid 90s. slider can be good. If they can develop that changeup a bit more and get it as even an average pitch, solid starter material.
  5. Tapia just doing Tapia things with 2 strikes, swinging at terrible pitches.
  6. so is this guy all about deception in his delivery? Stuff doesnt look that impressive but he's definitely all kinds of funky in the way he looks throwing the pitches. Skinny kid with limbs flying everywhere.
  7. At 16 if she couldt still pitch competitively against the guys, she probably wouldnt be. Chances are in the next year or so though she'll start to fall behind as the guys muscle up and she doesnt. Unless of course she figures out how to throw the perfect knuckleball.
  8. 2 oppo line drives that didnt fall for hits... lol this team just cant buy a hit unless it's mashed
  9. August 12 Vladdy - 1 Point - Bichette - 2 Points - Omar Kirk - 2 Points - Chapman - 2 Points - Deadpool Hernández - 2 Points - Bradley - 4 Points- Gurriel Jr - 4 Points - Dylan Merrifield - 5 Points - Biggio - 6 Points - JaysAllMighty Off the bench: 10 Points - Fixed
  10. The extra years are probably just the "playing in Canada" tax.
  11. If you see this reply, you can probably guess the answer
  12. If he was straddling the plate, there would be no problem. He’s in front of it up the baseline by enough of a distance that there no actual lane to the plate. There a lane to between his legs to more distance to the plate.
  13. Damn, if they smart they’d hire Dana Brown tomorrow.
  14. Converstaion point: Is the fact that Chapman is just 1 HR behind Vlad MORE indicative of Vlad having a down year or Chapman having a good year? And before you answer, I know it's probably a mix of both... but which side accounts for more?
  15. The way he wrote that first statement almost makes it sounds like he got blown by the guys in bullpen, not BY the bullpen.
  16. Yeah, like, if his left foot was even 1 foot to the right and on the baseline... no issues. I get the argument a bit that if the throw takes you into the runners path etc etc.... but if a play like this is so close to being a borderline call, then I think you have to err on the side of the runner givne the runners lack of options.
  17. Maybe. I just dont see the argument on that play. even the guys on MLB tonight were like "he could have slid between the catchers legs... that's a running lane..." and then i turned it off because of the objective stupidity of that argument.
  18. f***ing figures…what a joke
  19. Even with that the case, I’d rather Zimmer still be in CF and JBJ in RF, than Tapia still in the game defensively. The OF d is now worse, and Teo hit with 2 outs instead of 1. To me, it looks like the wrong series of moves
  20. What a waste…first 2 on, pop up, K and K
  21. I do not understand why Teo wasn’t hitting for Tapia…now he’s hitting for Zimmer, which makes the defense worse, and he’s hitting with 2 outs instead of 1
  22. Teo available to pinch hit?
  23. If they could morph the 2 players together ... unstoppable. Great eye, great D, good pop.... probably a 5+WAR player
  24. Yeah, missing by 1 game was rough, especially since the Jays handled their own business and got f***ed over by a god awful pen implosion by the Nationals. However, look at where they were before they went on that 14 game winning streak late in the season and missing by 1 game doesnt seem so bad. Yes, it would be nice to see a sustained winning streak but hell they're currently 16-7 since the world was made right with numbnuts firing. Expecting better than a .696 winning percentage over the rest of the season is pretty unrealistic. The Yankees are only running at .645 and if you remove their last 2 series they lost, were pretty much exactly at .696. Those kind of runs are fewer and further between than Grant going to a game at Fenway.
  25. Somewhere, Grant is having a coronary with the reality of the Jays picking up an ex member of the BoSox.
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