txags92 said:

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AgLA06 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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txags92 said:

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Sex Panther said:

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Project Gemini said:

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Dubon has been hot. He's going to play until he goes on a Julks-style campaign at the plate.

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Dubon has been hot, and I hate to keep piling on him because he's been a huge help all season... but the frustration is that Chas and Diaz have been hot all year... yet somehow they seem to have trouble consistently cracking the lineup.

I really can't think of another team in the bigs where Chas McCormick would struggle to play as much as he does here. He's earned it and the numbers don't lie... dude is a great player

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To be fair to everybody (and I have been a hammering Dusty for his Chas and Diaz decisions as much as anybody), Dubon, Maldonado, and Pena all have a better OPS (over 1.000) over the last 15 days than Chas or Diaz. Tucker is bringing up the rear on this list.

Last 15 days:

JoseAltuve
AB 50
OPS 1.200

YordanAlvarez
AB 47
OPS 1.155

MauricioDubon
AB 35
OPS 1.114

AlexBregman
AB 55
OPS 1.084

MartinMaldonado
AB 27
OPS 1.062

JeremyPena
AB 53
OPS 1.014

YainerDiaz
AB 40
OPS .889

ChasMcCormick
AB 44
OPS .753

MichaelBrantley
AB 16
OPS .750

JoseAbreu
AB 38
OPS .697

KyleTucker
AB 47
OPS .696

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Who do you think will have a higher OPS the next 15 days?

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It's almost like you play better when you get to play regularly.

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By "play regularly", do you mean "get fewer at bats"?

MauricioDubon
AB 35
OPS 1.114

Vs

ChasMcCormick
AB 44
OPS .753

Or...

MartinMaldonado
AB 27
OPS 1.062

Vs

YainerDiaz
AB 40
OPS .889

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Mr President Elect said:

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txags92 said:

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AgLA06 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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txags92 said:

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Sex Panther said:

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Project Gemini said:

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Dubon has been hot. He's going to play until he goes on a Julks-style campaign at the plate.

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Dubon has been hot, and I hate to keep piling on him because he's been a huge help all season... but the frustration is that Chas and Diaz have been hot all year... yet somehow they seem to have trouble consistently cracking the lineup.

I really can't think of another team in the bigs where Chas McCormick would struggle to play as much as he does here. He's earned it and the numbers don't lie... dude is a great player

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To be fair to everybody (and I have been a hammering Dusty for his Chas and Diaz decisions as much as anybody), Dubon, Maldonado, and Pena all have a better OPS (over 1.000) over the last 15 days than Chas or Diaz. Tucker is bringing up the rear on this list.

Last 15 days:

JoseAltuve
AB 50
OPS 1.200

YordanAlvarez
AB 47
OPS 1.155

MauricioDubon
AB 35
OPS 1.114

AlexBregman
AB 55
OPS 1.084

MartinMaldonado
AB 27
OPS 1.062

JeremyPena
AB 53
OPS 1.014

YainerDiaz
AB 40
OPS .889

ChasMcCormick
AB 44
OPS .753

MichaelBrantley
AB 16
OPS .750

JoseAbreu
AB 38
OPS .697

KyleTucker
AB 47
OPS .696

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Who do you think will have a higher OPS the next 15 days?

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It's almost like you play better when you get to play regularly.

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By "play regularly", do you mean "get fewer at bats"?

MauricioDubon
AB 35
OPS 1.114

Vs

ChasMcCormick
AB 44
OPS .753

Or...

MartinMaldonado
AB 27
OPS 1.062

Vs

YainerDiaz
AB 40
OPS .889

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Quit trying to bring logic to a Dusty bashing

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linkdude said:

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7-1 Seattle in the fourth, really hope we're not behind early (or late!)

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