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  1. Anthony Kay's name isn't beside #6 in his first post so it was necessary to post it in its entirety again.
  2. Damn those are skinny legs. Bust!
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    Zion just went nuts and has 22 points in 18 minutes on 11 shots.
  4. SWR outranking Deivi Garcia on the BA list.
  5. Randy Johnson: 3.19 FIP, 3.71 RA Roger Clemens: 3.09 FIP, 3.45 RA
  6. So I noticed that Curt Schilling's RA9-WAR was actually slightly higher than his fWAR, despite his career ERA being 0.23 runs worse than his career FIP: https://www.fangraphs.com/players/curt-schilling/73/stats?position=P#value That seemed very odd so I looked at the differential between his career RA and ERA. I guess this anomaly is due to him having only a 0.18 difference between his total run and earned run averages? For comparisons sake Roger Clemens has a 0.33 differential, Pedro Martinez a 0.27 and Randy Johnson had a whopping 0.44 higher RA than ERA. Greg Maddux's was 0.40 Is there another reason that Schilling's RA9-WAR would be a touch better despite a rather significantly worse ERA than FIP?
  7. Ran across this on Twitter. Looks like Danny Jansen is trying to improve his batted ball profile this offseason. Well I'm sure many players are too but I thought it was interesting to see.
  8. What about teqball?
  9. Not too much of a fan of those jerseys. They're Ok I guess. Something different for an alternate look. Love the matte helmets though.
  10. I think *stros might catch on lol
  11. Still a big swing and maybe you noticed this already but UZR saw Biggio as very close to average at 2B. His DEF number on Fangraphs is negative mostly because UZR absolutely despised his play at 1B and the OF.
  12. 43/60 = 72% Did anyone else think those pictures seemed... off in some way. I guess it's just the straight-on perspective or something.
  13. What's the source on this? Bautista put up around 35 WAR in that time, playing the vast majority of his innings in RF, and he's absent from the list.
  14. Well Korean is actually one of the easiest languages to read. The title of this video is a bit hyperbolic but it gets the idea across:
  15. Yes, I know what you mean in the humidity. It definitely seems to make for a deeper cold feeling. More damp.
  16. Did he fly out of Seoul? Toronto is only like 2 degree colder than Seoul in the winter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seoul#Climate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto#Climate
  17. 4/80 seems like a reasonable risk to take. And this is fun! Nice signing.
  18. https://streamable.com/dnh4w
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    Nick Nurse CotY
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    I entered this thread to say the same thing. It's incredible the jump he's taken so far this year. He's putting up young Lebron numbers of scoring volume, efficiency and passing. He's looking like an MVP candidate right now.
  21. Based on that photo he's in the DR. He'll be up 20 pounds by the new year.
  22. If you're looking for a new Josh Winckowski type interview then Jackson Rees might be a good target. He posted a thread on Reddit trying to drum up votes for Minor League Relief Pitcher of the Year: He could be someone down to appear on the podcast. Voting ends Oct. 31st so it might not be possible to book him and get the episode out before then though.
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    538 with a new basketball metric: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/introducing-raptor-our-new-metric-for-the-modern-nba/ Steph Curry with the 26 WAR season in 2016 - in an 82 game schedule This metric also loves Kyle Lowry's prime. Had a 16 win season in 2016. Derozan peaked at 6 WAR in 2018.
  24. Interesting tidbit from a Sportsnet exit interview piece with Reese McGuire: “I feel like everything starts with my defence, for sure. I’m really happy with the results in the (Blue Jays’ proprietary) Strikes Looking Plus metric, which is what we look at as catchers for how many strikes you’re getting above league average. The league average is 1.03 and one day I had a 1.29, which is really high. I’m happy with the way I received, threw the ball, blocking, game management, dialing it up with the starter that day, coming up with a game plan and then executing it and making adjustments during the game.” https://www.sportsnet.ca/baseball/mlb/exit-interviews-blue-jays-catchers-evaluate-2019-seasons/
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