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  1. WAR provided by one player is more valuable than the same WAR provided by multiple players. Substantially more.
  2. Well not yet really, even if his arbitration raise is substantial, it still won't be anything near his market value.
  3. Yeah I don't think that was what NJH was alluding to when he posted that...
  4. You keep bringing this up, what exactly do you dislike about Heyward's swing?
  5. You went full retard.
  6. Salazar is not quite as good as Carrasco.
  7. This was excellent: http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-dark-history-of-andrelton-simmons-and-travis-darnaud/
  8. Waste resources? Is adding a 5 WAR OF a waste of resources to you?
  9. The average wRC+ for 1B last season was 113. Signing Murphy for what he would likely cost to be a below-average first baseman would be pretty stupid.
  10. Yup, against RHP this lineup was scary. Against LHP it was murderer's row.
  11. Do we really, though? Bautista, EE, Donaldson and Tulo all hit at a significantly above-average level against both RHP and LHP (Tulo is the worst against RHP, with a career 115 wRC+ against them). Meanwhile, Heyward and Davis are both below league average in their careers against LHP, showing significant splits as most lefty hitters do (I'm assuming this out of intuition). You can put a LOOGY in an important spot against Davis and suddenly the latter is not as effective/dangerous (still has tremendous power obviously), but you put a right-handed reliever against any of JB, JD, EE or Tulo and they're all still elite hitters, as we saw many times this year. Brett Cecil against Chris Davis wasn't even fair.
  12. Um, yes? The Kansas City Royals did that and they won the World Series that way...
  13. What are you saying? People don't want Jason Heyward because omg dem fancy stats. His addition of Wins Above Replacement are just as important as whatever other starter you might sign that gives you similar value. Jason Heyward would make this team noticeably better than a lower tier starter would.
  14. Wins man, wins. You take them however they come.
  15. First loss of the season against the Magic, that sucks. Game notes: -Joseph was amazing -Derozan was once again very good at getting to the line, not many selfish shots taken by him -Carroll struggled on offense and it hurt us, but oh well, everyone has those games -Ross and Patterson need to pull it together -Scola and Biyombo should never take a shot
  16. Lot of contact on that last possession, no call lol.
  17. Tough game for Carroll, he's missed a lot of open looks.
  18. Biyombo just shouldn't be allowed to take shots.
  19. Joseph was a great addition.
  20. FFS Scola.
  21. JV absolutely beasting.
  22. Why is Scola getting so many shooting opportunities? Jesus Christ, it's awful.
  23. Cecil, like any other elite reliever, is most valuable by putting him in high-leverage situations. Whether this is in the 9th, 8th, 7th, etc. inning is irrelevant. Cecil was absolutely dominant when put in the toughest spots in the game.
  24. Remember that half a season of Andrew Miller returned Eduardo Rodriguez. Chapman is one of the most skilled pitchers in baseball, Cincinnati will surely look for a significant return for him.
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