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  1. He just turned 17 three months ago too.
  2. 35% GB rate 0.9 HR/FB Wowsers. That isn't sustainable. Still - it does look like he's ready for a new challenge.
  3. There is a lot more talent in bullpens now than ever before. The need for starters to "go deep" is not as necessary for success as it was in 10-20 years ago. The moto always used to be "work the starter and get him out early so you can prey on the bullpen". Look at the yankees now. You want to knock CC out early so you can face: Green Kahnle Robertson Betances Chapman I don't think so. In some cases, you no longer need a starter to get through a lineup 3 times - especially when the stats suggest the starters effectiveness the 3rd time through significantly drops.
  4. Dalton Pompey (concussion, leg) has been pulled off his minor league rehab assignment. Pompey batted .143/.172/.250 in eight rehab games between High-A Dunedin and Triple-A Buffalo just before the MLB All-Star break. He hasn't played anywhere in the last 10 days, and there is no clear timetable for his return to live action. The 24-year-old outfielder has been on the major league disabled list all season after suffering a serious head injury in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. Jul 19 - 9:35 AM Source: John Lott on Twitter
  5. He never came off it. He was rehabbing in the minors and they just shut him down and transferred him to the 60.
  6. Remember at the start of the year we talked about him being above average out there? lies!
  7. Interesting. He probably looks at Mike Leake signing a $80M/5 year deal and says - yes please.
  8. http://i.imgur.com/YMrkGik.gif
  9. http://i.imgur.com/zPUdksO.gif
  10. "Matz (not throwing the Warthen slider so he can make some money)" Is his slider considered one of the factors for the injuries to Thor, Matz, deGrom, Harvey, etc.?
  11. Meh - I'd prefer the stats and records stay with the City. There's no way the Arizona Coyotes should be using historical records and stats by Teammu Selanne and Dale Hawerchuk, while the current Winnipeg team uses historical stats from the old Thrasher teams.
  12. and former 6th overall pick, Colin Moran to call up - who's had a great year in AAA.
  13. Unfortunately, he's the type of guy who probably won't net us anything in return because he has no name recognition. Good for Danny though, he's had a great year for us.
  14. This is like comparing my 5 years old's spelling to my 2 year old's spelling...
  15. So no then. I mean fine...payroll goes down during a rebuild? No s*** Sherlock. Retool/rebuild, sell off the vets, drop the payroll (to offset the lost revenue), build a sustainable winner. I don't understand why this isn't the obvious answer. Roger's doesn't lose money and the FO gets to build their own team, that hopefully is built for long term success. You could argue they are concerned the fans won't return, but recent data suggest that isn't true. The only other factor I see is the Jays help solidify and sell the Rogers brand? Losing would hurt the corporate brand? I'd love to know.
  16. Just noticed we have the 2 worst base runners in baseball on our team in Kendrys and Jose. Awesome stuff guys.
  17. Do you guys think Shatkins has full autonomy to do as they see fit with the team? Or do we think Rogers is tampering with their ability to do their jobs?
  18. http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/players-view-who-can-handle-the-ninth/ Interesting to hear players and managers take on who can handle the ninth. Gibby's view is included. It's interesting to see some suggest that during the season, routine is key and that players will perform better when in routine. I suspect there's something to that for some, but not for others.
  19. Really? I think Cecil's was a lot tighter - thrown a lot harder (mid 80's). That thing starts well over the batters head and lands in the dirt. Looks like a loopy 12-6 thrown in the low to mid 70's.
  20. Wondering if it helps set the market for a guy like Joe Smith.
  21. reminds me of David Wells. Minus the gut.
  22. The guy couldn't throw with his right arm 2 days after throwing 108 pitches? That's weak for indy ball.
  23. No discussion on what the A's got for Doolittle and Madsen?
  24. The Raps should take a flyer on Mario Hezonja
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