Harry Dunne said:Always hopeful, yet discontentMathguy64 said:
Geddy has seen enough. He's exercised his freewill and has exited stage left.
He was sick of being in the Limelight and decided to Fly By Night back to his Subdivision(s).
Harry Dunne said:Always hopeful, yet discontentMathguy64 said:
Geddy has seen enough. He's exercised his freewill and has exited stage left.
Forrest Whitley tossed a scoreless inning with a strikeout tonight for Sugar Land. He was up to 98.5 MPH. This season in Triple-A he has 13 K in 10 innings. #Astros pic.twitter.com/bQYriExUKF
— Astros Future (@AstrosFuture) July 4, 2024
The problem is that his numbers are dismal when he is strictly a bench player. I posted a few weeks ago that his numbers were significantly worse when Abreu was on the roster than not. Kind of fuzzy this past month as he hasn't been an everyday player, but still getting more time than when Abreu was here. One thing that sticks out from a cursory glance is that his obp is well above average when he gets more PT.Harry Dunne said:He's 23 among MLB 1b with 200+ PA.linkdude said:
Singleton's OPS is creeping back to .700 at .697, he's been a perfectly league average hitter, basically what people were hoping Abreu would be this year.
Great comeback story but he's gotta be a bench player at best.
$10 says Yordan gets the Barry Bonds treatment tomorrow. Or to go back in time a bit, Jeff Bagwelled. That's what LaRussa did once in StL when Bagwell was eating them alive.bearkatag15 said:
Tomorrow Toronto has Chris Bassitt on the mound. Yordan's career numbers vs him:
8 for 18
5 HRs
11 RBI
4 Ks
I don't think he's owned another pitcher like he owns Bassitt
Yordan Alvarez said he twisted his left ankle. He said it is still "a little tight," but he wears high ankle cleats, which he said helped him. An imbecile reporter from The Athletic asked how he felt in his subsequent at-bats. Alvarez replied "you couldn't tell?"
— Chandler Rome (@Chandler_Rome) July 4, 2024
The Astros are back from the dead. pic.twitter.com/4Z2mmMggg7
— Jared Carrabis (@Jared_Carrabis) July 4, 2024
ANALYSIS: While the committee and scorers and very forgiving of the one-hop, short-hop bullet, this isn't that. It's a long hop and while it's hit hard, that long hop in the committee mind would make this an ordinary effort play, so that's why I think this got switched.
— MLB Scoring Changes (@ScoringChanges) July 3, 2024
bearkatag15 said:ANALYSIS: While the committee and scorers and very forgiving of the one-hop, short-hop bullet, this isn't that. It's a long hop and while it's hit hard, that long hop in the committee mind would make this an ordinary effort play, so that's why I think this got switched.
— MLB Scoring Changes (@ScoringChanges) July 3, 2024
sorry if this was already discussed earlier today but this is a wild and very late change.
Is that Altuve's first error of the season?
Padres beat the Rangers 6-4. Texas has lost seven of its last nine. 😬
— Mark Berman (@MarkBerman_) July 4, 2024
Ash holes are always the vocal minority.Twisted Helix said:
Isn't it odd that Altuve gets booed mercilessly in every park we go to yet fans across the league vote him an Allstar.
Twisted Helix said:
Isn't it odd that Altuve gets booed mercilessly in every park we go to yet fans across the league vote him an Allstar.
EastCoastAgNc said:Padres beat the Rangers 6-4. Texas has lost seven of its last nine. 😬
— Mark Berman (@MarkBerman_) July 4, 2024
Over the last 20 seasons, 4 MLB pitchers 22 or younger have thrown a "Maddux" (9.0+ inning CG shutout on under 100 pitches).
— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) July 4, 2024
All 4 of them did so against the Angels.
Felix Hernandez (8/28/2006)
Derek Holland (8/9/2009)
Henderson Alvarez III (5/4/2012)
Joey Estes (tonight)
Maldy homer!!! pic.twitter.com/gNsxEkkS1b
— Michael Schwab (@michaelschwab13) July 4, 2024
Mathguy64 said:
Mitch Garver isn't any better. After having a career year in half a season with the the Rangers (who didn't have a career year last year for the Rangers and I wonder how that happened?), Mitch is Machete 2.0. He's sporting a .172/.293/.353.
And that OPS still beats JRod who is at .617
BadAggie said:
44-42
3.0 games back of 3rd Wild Card spot
2.0 games back of Division lead
Good morning to everyone but Toronto, #ToTheCore fans and anyone who is still somehow writing off the inevitability that is the @astros. Two games back, Seattle. BOHICA. #Relentless🔥🤘🏼 pic.twitter.com/Gwy094h1jf
— Adam Clanton (@adamclanton) July 4, 2024