That was my thought. He ramped it up after the mound visit
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no one wants to give the opposing pitcher credit for getting guys out...but Sale was on another level those last 2 ABs.htxag09 said:
These are the AB's I remember when everyone talks about how clutch Correa is. Has he had huge clutch hits? Absolutely, and they're glorious. He's also **** the bed in clutch situations. All he needed to do was hit a fly ball.
That's why I question how clutch he really is. He seems to perform about average in those situations, aka gets a hit 30% of the time. Everyone just remembers the bombs.
Framber is straight dealin today.
If you can't bat 1.000 you are a bad hitterredline248 said:no one wants to give the opposing pitcher credit for getting guys out...but Sale was on another level those last 2 ABs.htxag09 said:
These are the AB's I remember when everyone talks about how clutch Correa is. Has he had huge clutch hits? Absolutely, and they're glorious. He's also **** the bed in clutch situations. All he needed to do was hit a fly ball.
That's why I question how clutch he really is. He seems to perform about average in those situations, aka gets a hit 30% of the time. Everyone just remembers the bombs.
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htxag09 said:
These are the AB's I remember when everyone talks about how clutch Correa is. Has he had huge clutch hits? Absolutely, and they're glorious. He's also **** the bed in clutch situations. All he needed to do was hit a fly ball.
That's why I question how clutch he really is. He seems to perform about average in those situations, aka gets a hit 30% of the time. Everyone just remembers the bombs.
You realize a .300 batting average is really really good right?
Chris Sale's 98.5 mph strikeout pitch was his fastest pitch since Aug. 12, 2018
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) October 20, 2021
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of the Sox do something replace Framber with Joe, and an O with a U.Just an Ag said:
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All he needed to do was hit a ball moving at 95 mph, which is rotating in some unknown manner, to the far side of the field. EZ PZ.astros4545 said:If you can't bat 1.000 you are a bad hitterredline248 said:no one wants to give the opposing pitcher credit for getting guys out...but Sale was on another level those last 2 ABs.htxag09 said:
These are the AB's I remember when everyone talks about how clutch Correa is. Has he had huge clutch hits? Absolutely, and they're glorious. He's also **** the bed in clutch situations. All he needed to do was hit a fly ball.
That's why I question how clutch he really is. He seems to perform about average in those situations, aka gets a hit 30% of the time. Everyone just remembers the bombs.
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When Sale comes down off the high he will fall off the table hard.
Lol I never said he was a bad hitter. Part of being clutch is performing better in crucial situations when the competition is significantly better aka the playoffs. I love Correa. I love playoff Correa. I think he's better than the majority of short stops. I hope he's an Astro next year. I just don't think there is anything uniquely special about him in the playoffs where all of a sudden he performs better in crucial situations.
what awful camera work
****ing run Yuli
Come on offense. Need more than one run.
Joe is it fun when these great Boston fans are chanting **** Altuve? Because it sounds like FOX is dropping the audio from all this fun.
The double to lead off the 9th was pretty darned clutch.
Siri and Maldonado are automatic outs. Let's get Chas and Castro in next time around.
Flipped the card anyway. Sale is not long for this game.
Framber is dealing but 1 run doesn't give me much comfort. Bats need to create some insurance.
well, you can find plenty of people who will argue that there is no such thing as "clutch." Most players perform exactly at the same statistical level in "clutch" situations as their career numbers.htxag09 said:
Lol I never said he was a bad hitter. Part of being clutch is performing better in crucial situations when the competition is significantly better aka the playoffs. I love Correa. I love playoff Correa. I think he's better than the majority of short stops. I hope he's an Astro next year. I just don't think there is anything uniquely special about him in the playoffs where all of a sudden he performs better in crucial situations.
Except Jason Castro.
His first post on the thread from what I can see. Just a troll.
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Siri and Maldonado are automatic outs. Let's get Chas and Castro in next time around.
Siri hit it damn solid. Just at someone
Maldy is worse than the pitchers spot in the NL.
That was a bit too easy of an inning for Sale. he will probably go at least one more, maybe two. He seems to have settled in on us.
Maldy isn't even competitive. Just take the pitches to run his pitch count up higher.
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That was a bit too easy of an inning for Sale. he will probably go at least one more, maybe two. He seems to have settled in on us.
I don't think he sees the lineup a 3rd time
Siri and Maldi certainly helped Sale out there. At least make him throw 3 pitches man.
Need some offense.
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