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  1. So given Volpe has the same batted ball approach Volpe will not hit for average and his batted ball approach has been stable every season. Orelvis' increase in FB% has been directly related to changing swings/approaches/adjusting to offspeed which has increased dramatically in volume and quality. Between the 2, Orelvis' numbers will noramlize over time vs Volpe I agreed long ago that the high FB% is feeding into a low BABIP, but he is not an extreme flyball hitter like Gallo and the numbers show it
  2. It absolutely does improve with reps
  3. It will be fixed naturally through reps and getting the recognition and approach down and in sync with which ever swing they narrow down for him to use. Getting out front on the abnormally large amount of breaking balls he has seen has lead to more flyouts than he normally would have given a normal pitch distribution
  4. You applied two different thought process and logic to the same numbers because you are trying to force the numbers to say what you want. That is not analytical Looking at Volpe he is a career 50% flyball hitter in the minors with a 5% max variation between seasons. Orelvis is just a bit under 50% and has a 18.5% variation in flyball % between seasons. If you want to say 1 of them is an extreme flyball hitter....it is Volpe not Orelvis Gallo for reference at the same stage of his career averaged in the 55+% range and varied a max of 10% between seasons (never being under 50%)
  5. Do you not know how to analyze data?
  6. 16.4%31.0%52.6%23.0% Look at these identical numbers to Orelvis at AA....would you guess its top prospect Volpe. And he has a BABIP of .286
  7. I would say yes, but the variation inside each designation can result in it not having that much of an effect as you would think or a greater effect.
  8. LD/GB/FB/IFFB Trout 16.1%40.6%43.3%17.3% 21.2%38.0%40.9%25.0% Orelvis 26.4%31.1%42.5%23.2% 15.5%33.2%51.3%26.0% Orelvis was better than Trout in A ball....its about adjusting to offspeed in AA. Not being an extreme flyball
  9. In all my fantasy leagues actually
  10. Top prospect. Working his way to getting better. When it all clicks watch out
  11. Chapman getting beat up that time around
  12. Not after the dive and with Springer's speed. Xander takes the out
  13. Its not cold, BOS can follow the rules
  14. Tough until he dove. Thats why he was upset at himself
  15. I think they are skipping him as a starter/some time off. Just getting some work in to stay fresh until later next week
  16. Vlad went 103 MPH up the middle that Xander made a diving stop on. Just garbage baserunning by Springer not to go home at that point. Should have been an easy run
  17. July 24 Vladdy - 1 Point - Dylan, LTBF Springer - 1 Point - Bichette - 2 Points - Hernández - 2 Points - Chapman - 2 Points - Jansen - 3 Points - Gurriel Jr - 4 Points - Omar Biggio - 6 Points - Tapia - 8 Points - Off the bench: 10 Points -
  18. Negative launch angle gets the run home lol
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