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  1. @homerunsmlb • Instagram reel WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 1,681 likes, 28 comments - homerunsmlb on May 29, 2025: "Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 8th Home Run of the Season #BlueJays...
  2. Sanchez himself has stated that part of his struggle is due to limited experience in LF, he did have just 66 starts there over the previous five seasons. I'm now curious though, was there much talk about Sanchez defense earlier in the season, or have all the issues mostly occurred since he returned from the ankle injury suffered in late June? I don't think there is a way to view defensive stats by month
  3. There's definitely confidence issues arising now, and that's pulling bad defense down to dogshit levels. But it's not just in his head, he is notably slower this season
  4. The weird part is that he was always an ok defender prior to this year, and isn't really old enough to expect his defense to have fallen off a cliff like this. The guy was still getting time in CF as recently as last season, but it seems his jump and range are notably diminished for whatever reason. https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/savant-player/jesus-sanchez-660821?stats=statcast-r-fielding-mlb
  5. He's hitting from the opposite side and is actually a bit shorter and heavier, but the frame and swing path made me think of Matt Stairs
  6. Haha it's definitely a bit shocking at first. Great Canadian lad right there though, runs a black angus ranch in Saskatchewan and makes music on the side
  7. This is the exact plot of a great Colter Wall song
  8. Or everyone turn around and give him the silent treatment. He can still set a record this year, first ever player to hit a fan in the ass with a HR
  9. Keys small sample of LF duty seemed to go well, they should give him a shot
  10. He had a couple wet noodle throws from LF, really limits his value if he's essentially a bat-only guy who can't take a walk. He did show that he can hit a nuke though
  11. Pipeline described his changeup as the best in the Dodgers farm system, " a low 80s cambio with tremendous fade and some depth as well".
  12. Cleveland has a pretty high chase rate, hopefully Arrighetti will have them flailing at the breaking ball
  13. His hardest hit ball of the year (116.3 MPH), edging out a lineout to CF from late April (116 MPH), also was tied for the 18th highest EV by anyone this season https://screwball.com/mlb/hardest-hit-balls-in-2026
  14. I bet on Vlad to go yard today. His last HR at home was off of Gilbert
  15. Made me think of this old clip of JD where he was giving swing advice Homerun Hub (@homerunhub123) • Instagram reel WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 44 likes, 1 comments - homerunhub123 on August 7, 2026: "This video captures a studio segment featuring former Major...
  16. Tough matchup with Cameron having been on fire of late. Across his 27.2 innings in August, batters have only managed a measly .129/.198/.172 - hopefully we can end his run here tonight
  17. I've believed for quite some time now that he must have some sort of nagging injury - a back/rib/abdominal issue would make total sense. His bat speed is still there (in his hands) but he doesn't explode through the ball upon contact as we've seen in the past. Even just having a lingering thought that something may pop when you swing - that could have a huge impact until you shake it.
  18. Jays longest HR of the season: 1) Okamoto - 453 feet T2) Cameron - 442 T2) Okamoto - 442 4) Springer - 438 T5) Springer - 437 T5) Vlad - 437 T7) Vlad - 430 T7) Springer - 430 9) Okamoto - 425 T10) Okamoto - 423 T10) Pinango - 423
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