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  1. Ryan Goins was an above average player last year... that doesn't give him some rope? Travis is coming back anyway.
  2. That Saunders guy doesn't have a clue. He's the next Alex Rios.
  3. Typical Dickey start, no run support.
  4. Sounds like Wilner really hurt your feels on at least one occasion.
  5. K rate is based off PA not BA
  6. Here's a theory. Tulo was a great hitter at Coors Field, particularily in his prime years. Yeah, the stats show he was good away from Coors as well... but perhaps part of it is a confidence factor... demolishing balls at Coors Field probably gave him more confidence going into the away parks. Now he doesn't have have Coors Field to rub his balls anymore and the results have been less than stellar.
  7. Saunders has been amazing.
  8. 80 wRC+ for Pillar is not bad + defense + bSR Even Tulo is decent + defense, but of course we expect bigger and better things from him
  9. Floyd and Chavez have looked pretty good. It's really just Cecil and Storen, the guys we were depending on who have been s***.
  10. I don't care for most of their opinions.
  11. The offense is not what we're used to but we're also 11th in baseball in runs scored.
  12. Gibbons will go to him first thing
  13. Cecil's velo down again, almost as bad as it was in 2012... I expect he will be s***** all year.
  14. Our BP is in complete shambles.
  15. Wow impressively derp for derp move
  16. Jays dont K much vs. lefties and hit them pretty good, though Sale is on another level... I say 7-8.
  17. Put this together: Catcher offense by age (10 year sample, should have used a larger sample, mind you): Age PA wRC+ 25 5369 95.1 26 6328 88.9 27 5336 92.1 28 5336 92.1 29 5141 93.3 30 5567 90.1 31 4874 85.2 32 3751 79.6 33 2321 79.6 34 2441 84.4 35 2548 88.4 36 1829 74.4 37 1272 81.3 38 873 83.6
  18. Don't evade the topic at hand. Martin is not an elite framer.
  19. When framing stabilizes is a moot point now (it's definitely not 5 games btw). Martin ranges between 0.010 to 0.016 CSAA in past 5 years. There are many elite framers above 0.020 year in and year out. Rivera and Grandal are elite, for example.
  20. 42nd is from last years data. You're right about Dickey affecting his framing. But look at 2014... #32nd at 0.0.16 CSAA.. he's a good framer, not elite, many are better.
  21. You're doing it wrong. First off, the sample size is too small for this year. And you should not be looking at Framing Runs, that's a accumulative stat based on how much he's played. Look at the rate stat like CSAA and last years data... he's 42nd at 0.012 CSAA (called strikes above average). Pretty good but not elite. Another thing is StatCorner has him at just above mediocre this year: http://www.statcorner.com/CatcherReport.php
  22. Seems to me the FO looked at his framing count stats instead of his framing rate stats, the former is deceptive. Last year he was a slightly above average framer, same goes for this year. But with catchers you really have to look at the whole package. Throwing out runners - Last year he was excellent at 44%. Career-wise he's just above average at 33%. Blocking balls - I find he's average at best, his defense in this regard seems to be overstated. Game calling - I have no idea about this, as it's especially difficult to quantify. Offensively - Slightly above average. An average catcher will give you 90-95 wRC+. Martin projects at about 100 wrC+. But of course now he's getting older. At 33 he's definitely in those declining years, especially as a catcher.
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