I'm going to say reliever. Eventually, we'll get Yordan and Brantley back. Between Yuli and Diaz, we should get something useful out of 1B
Yuli's Cuban league numbers are worth a look!agproducer said:
For as terrible as Yuli had been all year, it's cool to see he is 4th in the AL in doubles.
Bregxit said:gambochaman said:
Come on rook…
He did
redline248 said:
Can someone help me understand WAR?
Correa: 69 GP - .282/.357/.455, 11HR, 2.18 WAR
Pena: 69 GP - .260/.307/.442, 12 HR, 3.04 WAR
This is not a "We should have kept Correa" post, b/c clearly Pena is more than holding his own. Does contract factor into WAR?
It's crazy how close they have been to each other, all year...and only one of them is a rookie!
redline248 said:
How are we defining superior? Not based on fielding %, looks like
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Fielding Runs: Defensive Runs Saved
Defensive Runs Saved (DRS) is the most sophisticated public system available. It includes 8 factors:
Fielding Range Plus/Minus Runs Saved based on BIS-trained scorer observations and batted ball timing to determine the velocity of each batted ball.
Outfield arm runs saved based on exact counts of baserunner advancements and kills and the velocity of the hit ball.
Infielder double plays based on opportunities and rates they were turned based also on batted ball velocity.
Good play-bad play values which include 28 positive play types. For example: HR-saving catches, backing up a play, blocking a pitch in the dirt, and 54 misplays like missing the cutoff man, failing to anticipate the wall and allowing extra bases, not covering a base, pulling a foot off the bag, etc...
Bunt Fielding
Catcher SB/CS data (which is tweaked by the pitchers caught)
Pitcher SB/CS data (which is tweaked by the catchers behind the plate)
Catcher handling of the pitching staff via things like pitch framing and pitch calling
See the Fielding Bible Volume III for a full run-down of the system.