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  1. I need you to back up your opinion with some sort of logic though. Dominguez has pretty drastic splits when facing LHB, and IF he started that inning he would have had to face RHB, then 3 straight LHB. How would that have made sense? Domingues gives up a .372 wOBA to LHH, .240 against RHB. Little's wOBA against RHB is .248, and .292 against LHB. So if dominguez starts the inning his opp wOBA would be .240, then .372 x 3 Little would have been .248, then .292 x 3. Since we know a pinch hitter was brought in it ended up being .248, .248, then .292 x 2. Please defend why you feel Dominguez would have been fine to start the inning instead of doing what he did.
  2. Thank the flying spaghetti monster Schneider knows what R, S and L stands for.
  3. Good. That's the attitude he should have. I want every SP to be utterly p*ssed if they're being taken out when pitching well. Scherzer is also certifiably insane on pitching days and while on the mound.. so he'll be fine as soon as the game is over and he's had a chance to decompress and hug his stuffed animals.
  4. Very cool. That double sux though, he threw a whale of a game
  5. Would think you'd have Varland coming in and Little warming just in case, (or the reverse)and Hoffman to close.
  6. By the same morons that wanted Varsho traded for a reliever at the deadline.
  7. Twin 1 -hitters through 5 innings. Gonna be outta here in time for happy hour
  8. Yeah I pulled that from some weird interview piece I found from somewhere in Korea.
  9. I posted a while back, they've started taking a smaller version of it on the road with them, sometime towards the start of July if I remember right.
  10. Looked like Gimenez was hobbling around 3rd....
  11. For the Jays. looks like a pretty legit sweeper. They'll need a few looks before they settle in.
  12. This might be a "second time through the order we get to you" kind of night
  13. Brewers just made Keller their bitch for their 12th straight win. They haven't lost since the day before the trade deadline. 4 straight sweeps. Unreal steamroll right now
  14. Still no confirmation from anywhere on this, though some Korean outlets are referencing the tweet and also running the story.
  15. Sorry bud. My Spanky-to-English translator must have been on the fritz for a minute.
  16. Very basic one... Moon Seo-jun, evaluated as one of the top three prospects for the 2026 rookie draft alongside Park Jun-hyun (Cheonan Buk-il High School) and Yang Woo-jin (Gyeonggi Aviation High School), is garnering much attention with his tall stature of 196 cm (6'5" give or take) and fastball exceeding 150 km/h (93mph). His fastball, which comes from a high release point, combined with a curveball that drops sharply, is considered powerful. When asked to introduce his strengths, Moon Seo-jun replied, "I throw fastballs, cutters, two-seamers, changeups, and sweepers. This year, my fastball reached a top speed of 153 km/h.(95mph) Overall, it seems better compared to last year. The pitches I am most confident with are the fastball and changeup." He also revealed his role models, saying, "I like Yu Darvish (San Diego) and in Korea, I admire senior Ahn Woo-jin (Kiwoom)." Considered to have the best physique and greatest potential among this year's promising players.
  17. Probably. The gift that keeps on giving! Though I'll hold off on the cheering until somehwere a bit more reputable also confirms this.
  18. Shows how f*cking old we are too... dammit
  19. THe Barry Horowitz of Jays Centre.
  20. They really need the same thing they need right now, a clear-cut #1 to lead the rotation. That list in this offseason as far as FAs go is pretty short. Whether that ends up being Bieber for the rest of this season or not, we don't know yet obviously but it sure would be nice. He does have that 16m player option that ... well it's not a 0 chance he turns it down depending on how the rest of the season goes but yeah, it's probably not a thing. Woodruff we know will be available since Milwaukee will let him walk for the comp pick and their staff will still be just fine. Bieber might be that guy too. Framber Valdez?
  21. Estrada I think will be in the mix for the #5 spot also though I bet he ends up being in the 6-10 range. Grant Rogers... same deal. Kloffenstein is likely Buffalo emergency depth fodder or straight up released.
  22. True, but at no point has Bieber been walking the planet in his rehab and nearly decapitating batters.
  23. The chances of him coming back to the big squad this season is virtually 0. He'll be optioned to AAA when his rehab timer is up certainly. His mechanics are still way out of whack it seems. I know he was never a command king even when he was getting dominant results, but he could still throw strikes reliably
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