Omar
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Who is the video review guy/gal for the Jays?
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Wait, are we pulling a Tampa on Tampa?
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Gentlemen, We have met the enemy and they are ours.
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yep, I want him to succeed so bad. He was my pick to surprise in 2019....oh well.
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McKinney couldn't buy a hit right now if it cost a nickle.
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2019 Rays can do no wrong.
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At least give us some video review calls at home mlb.
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Urena getting aggressive on the basepaths....I approve.
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Do the Blue Jays ever consider a sac bunt?
Omar replied to dcossar's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Stick around Carlos, it's all good. If we agreed on everything this place would be boring. -
Get ready for Buck to talk about the Rays like they're the '27 Yankees........all weekend long.
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Wow, it is bp out there tonight.
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yup, they're taking their cuts.
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Do the Blue Jays ever consider a sac bunt?
Omar replied to dcossar's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Sac bunts are not included in babip for a reason. As for the rest, I've stated the case. -
Considering the outcome of the last GDT perhaps CD is on to something here.
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Not sure what industry standard specifically mean or that it can be agreed upon but to claim no one in the industry considers command to be related to movement/action is simply untrue. In fact I think most in the industry would defer to what I posted. As for the rest, I agree with your post.
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From 60ft6in.com: CONTROL: ‘Control’ is the ability of a pitcher to locate his pitches. There are different levels of ‘control’. A pitcher may have poor ‘control’, like Bobby Parnell, which leads to a high walk rate. Or, there are excellent ‘control’ pitchers like Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee, who seem to dot the catcher’s mitt with every pitch. Then, of course, there is everyone else fitting somewhere in between. COMMAND: ‘Command’ is the ability of the pitcher to make the ball move the way it is intended to move. For example, when a pitcher has good ‘command’, his curveball will always curve, his slider won’t “hang” and his 2-seamer will sink. ‘Command’ refers to the action of the pitch. There are different levels of ‘command’.
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“’Command’, to me, means that the pitcher can reliably make the pitch break the way it is supposed to break; the curve doesn’t hang, the fastball doesn’t straighten out. The slider doesn’t stray where it doesn’t belong. ‘Control’ means that the pitcher can put the pitch where he wants it.” Bill James Neyers-James Guide to Pitching
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I think your definition of command is wrong. Contol is is directly related to a pitchers ability to locate his pitches within the zone. Command is is directly related to a pitchers ability to manipulate ball movement/spin. I.e. Action on a pitch. It is independent of location. My .02
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Well lets hope the Socrates experiment is over.
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Bosox slayer Galvis!
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I really hate that Biagini doesnt think things through before he winds up and pitches.
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Really like that Biagini picked up his tempo this season. Don't over think it.
