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  1. metafour
    Adam Macko's last 3 starts. Might be showing some life: 14 IP, 9 H, 1 ER, 8 BB, 18 K
  2. metafour
    Haha why don't you grow a brain? Varsho is the Ray Lewis of the best defensive team in baseball. So awful! If only we can be like the .500 D-Backs with Gurriel and his elite offense, we'd be going places!
  3. metafour
    Fujinami tonight LMAO 0.2 IP, 3 BB, 3 ER, 0 K ERA up to 8.13. Look at those dang Orioles, acquiring the same player as Hicks for nothing! Wow can you even believe it? I heard Fujinami broke the stadium gun he was throwing so hard tonight!
  4. metafour
    Another great defensive win tonight spearheaded by the elite defense of Varsho roaming around CF like a heat seeking missile! How mad are you right now?
  5. metafour
    The point is that you would be crying like a little baby if they traded for Pham and he hit like that over this sample size LOL. Waaah waaah THE LINEUP! Make them hit more!
  6. metafour
    20. Fernando Perez, RHP, Blue Jays Team: FCL Blue Jays (Florida Complex) Age: 19 Why He’s Here: 1-0, 0.00, 7 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO, 0 HR The Scoop: On Monday Perez pitched seven hitless innings to combine with two other pitchers to record a nine-inning no-hitter for the FCL Blue Jays. Perez pitched seven of the nine innings, shutting down the FCL Phillies lineup, which featured 2023 first-round pick Aidan Miller. Perez struck out six, allowing only one player to reach base over his seven frames. Perez is a strike-thrower with a ton of upside. He mixes four-seam and two-seam variations of his fastball, which sits 92-94 mph and touches 96 mph at peak. He also uses a fringe slider and an average changeup. Everything plays up due to his plus control and ability to pound the zone. He’s a potential breakout name to follow in the Blue Jays system. (GP)
  7. metafour
    I think the logic was that Cleveland is arguably the worst team in the league against LHP, so they were hoping to steal a "rest day" with Kikuchi on the mound. Cleveland ended up only getting 3 hits to our 9, so this actually would have worked - but of course two of their hits ended up producing a run whereas Springer took strike 3 with the bases loaded.
  8. metafour
    These are his splits since returning back to AAA from his call-up earlier this year (doesn't include today's game): 151 PA, .375/.490/.625, 180 wRC+, 7 HR, 17.2 BB%, 12.6 K%, .250 ISO Is it a fluke? Who knows, but his overall offensive package is enough to give him a real shot to test the theory. It's entirely possible that he is growing into his power and it is starting to emerge.
  9. metafour
    Spencer Horwitz 3 for 3 with 2 doubles so far today. Last one was a 100.3 EV line drive. Getting kinda comical right now.
  10. metafour
    What bat would have made an actual difference that someone like Schneider can't replicate? Tommy Pham is sporting a 13 wRC+ since being traded. Teoscar Hernandez has a 48 wRC+ in the second half of this season - he's not an upgrade at all. The Cubs didn't sell and are in playoff contention so talking about Bellinger is pointless. Why is Varsho a lost cause? He is hitting .316 over his past 7 games with only 3 strikeouts. His plate appearances are considerably improved.
  11. metafour
    Exit velocities tonight: 108.7 - Barger (Single) 107.8 - Horwitz (HR) 105.9 - Barger (GIDP) 103.9 - Barger (Single) 100.9 - Horwitz (Groundout) 100.4 - Martinez (Single) 99.9 - Martinez (Single) 97.1 - Horwitz (HR) Barger is an absolute unit. Legit three more bats in AAA likely ready next season.
  12. metafour
    In Buffalo tonight... Horwitz: 2 for 3, 2 HR, 1 BB (LOL - OPS up to .933) Martinez: 3 for 4, 2B Barger: 3 for 4
  13. metafour
    Fujinami is not even close to Hicks you tard. Neither is Pearson. Ten seconds on Statcast will show that to you. Fujinami (and Pearson) both get squared up and hit HARD with ease. Hicks is the complete opposite (93rd percentile average exit velocity, 95th percentile barrel percentage, 98th percentile xSLG).
  14. metafour
    Great take guy.
  15. metafour
    f***ing ump that inning would have been over before that at-bat even happened.
  16. metafour
    Was a fun two starts....
  17. metafour
    Hitters should just hit them brah. What a bunch of tards.
  18. metafour
    Ryu looks really good so far.
  19. metafour
    Love these posts. Believe it or not, sometimes the pitcher just dominates. Gavin Williams looks really good.
  20. metafour
    I hope you realize I'm also trolling you smh...
  21. metafour
    Simeon Woods-Richardson wasn't a pick by this team. As usual, you are looking for things to complain about. Jose Berrios is signed to a below-market AAV. He signed a 7-year term, but he was just 27 at the time of that extension. This means that he will be just 34 years old when he is a UFA. That isn't even old by any standard of metric; Chris Bassitt is literally 34 years old right now and he's still plugging away at a 2+ WAR pace. Berrios is one of the most durable pitchers in the league. He has zero history of control/command concerns. He is not fat, and he does not have a wild/inconsistent delivery. His success has never depended on overpowering velocity. He is about as safe as it gets from a pitching perspective, and to repeat: his below-market contract doesn't even run until his age 35 season. To state "we'll see what happens" can be said about any player in the history of the game. Again, if Jose Berrios' contract has you spooked then you may as well not extend any player ever again LMAO. Yes guy, the 29 year old who never misses a start and doesn't even make $20 mill per year might iMplOdE aT aNy mOMeNt! YoU nEvr KnOw!
  22. metafour
    He just turned 29 years old and is one of the most consistent pitchers in the league. He also doesn't miss starts. His contract is very team-friendly (under $20 mill per year until 2027). It sounds like you're just talking to talk. Any player can implode at any moment in time. By that logic you should probably never extend anyone of value past their arbitration years if Jose Berrios' contract (of all players) is worrying to you.
  23. metafour
    The FCL Jays just completed a no-hitter fueled by 19 year old RHP Fernando Perez who went 7 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 6 K. No idea who he is (it's his first season stateside), but he's posting a strong season: 42.2 IP, 30 H, 0 HR, 9 BB, 49 K 2.53 ERA, 0.91 WHIP, 1.61 GO/AO
  24. metafour
    Oh I'm sorry you must be an Anti-Semite. So sad.
  25. metafour
    115 wRC+ is really bad considering his base running and defense. He's making $14.5 mill this season and is barely above 0 fWAR. There is no sugar-coating it.
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