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  1. Sanchez doesn't exactly pile up the strikeouts either, but sure.
  2. Aaron Sanchez minus the walks.
  3. Sanchez has the lower ERA. Not sure why you're sad.
  4. Coming into today, the Rays were 14th in the MLB in team wRC+, and 11th in positional player WAR. This narrative that their offense sucks just because they lack big name players needs to stop.
  5. Taijuan Walker is a young controllable pitcher and was a top pitching prospect for a very long time, he's also having a pretty decent year, something seemed to click after a rough start and he's been excellent ever since. This is why, like RJF has said, he's not getting traded any time soon. When teams start selling off their main assets they don't go for the 22 year old with a lot of potential and under team control. Ironically, that last sentence also applies to Daniel Norris perfectly.
  6. You guys hate on DD way too much imo.
  7. Um, there's a strong case to be made that he hasn't even been the second or third best starting pitcher in the American League...
  8. I doubt it, he's their equivalent of Marcus Stroman, but probably even better. Gray would command a big return.
  9. I fail to see the validity in that statement. If they score a lot of runs when they're ahead, wouldn't that be a statement to how potent the offense is? Their overall approach shows a better walk rate, a better strikeout rate, better power numbers, and much better baserunning as a team, which means that the team is simply better at all aspects of offense than the Orioles.
  10. Here are the offensive stats in which the Jays are better than the Orioles at (not including today, I think): HR, R, RBI, SB, BB%, K%, ISO, AVG, OBP, SLG, wOBA, wRC+, BsR (by a lot), Off Um yeah, I think I like our approach better.
  11. What the f*** did I just read? 51.8% of 1000 is 518, 49.0% of 1000 is 490. 518 - 490 = 28. How in the actual hell you got that the difference between them is 40 to 45 wins (WTF), and that is somehow 8 wins a year? ??????????????????????
  12. Joe Maddon is regarded by many as one of the best managers in baseball. He owns a career winning percentage of .518, you'd think a manager that is so highly regarded would have a record better than just barely surpassing the .500 mark. Odd.
  13. Your loss, my wCheer+ and rJinx- are off the charts.
  14. Sure, when the player in question is Ryan Goins you could say that. When it's Bautista, Encarnacion, Donaldson, Martin, etc. no one should really be worried that they had a slow day.
  15. Could be a sign that good pitchers tend to shut down good hitters, thereby making them good pitchers.
  16. FUuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck off Buck
  17. I think at worst they're close defensively, Goins is a tad overrated by some posters.
  18. Be careful, gruber might come out of the woodworks to defend this.
  19. Remember when everyone was s***ing on Travis for making an error on a tough play?
  20. I wouldn't really say that they're bound for regression since we legitimately have a great group of hitters. Maybe save for the days where we throw Goins out there the offense doesn't have any major holes.
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