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3 minutes ago, 5GoldGlovesOF,75 said:

The way he's pitching, 1-0 feels like 10-0. 

Yep, and the operative words in that sentence are he’s pitching.

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That Ceddanne hit puts him at a respectable .791. That's about 50th out of 135 qualifying players in MLB.

Last year, he was at .791 on July 11th, .764 on August 3rd and down to .714 by August 24th.

He ended up dipping down to .682 by September 18th, but rebounded at the end to get up to his final .708 OPS. (114th out of 145.)

In 2024, he finished the season at .664 (117th out of 129.) He was at .710 on August 13th.

That was two years in a row of pretty poor endings, but he doesn't seem to be slowing down, this year. He still has ups and downs, but not nearly as prolonged.

His range of OPS (sounds like an Army term) has been:

May: .683-.793

June:.758-.804

July: .758-.781

August: .784-.808 (so far)

Of course, as the season rolls on, the wide fluctuations are harder to be so wide.

Monthly OPS: .712>.825>.735>.844>.837

2025 OPS: .598>.698>.870> .852>.583> .669

2024 OPS: .561>.698> .714> .813> .655> .512

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2 minutes ago, FredLynn said:

I don’t think he had the opportunity 

He had an opportunity to walk and put the Red Sox ahead if he knew the strike zone

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Just now, Tedballgame said:

Naturally, Bello gives up a double to a guy who hadn’t had an extra base hit all  year

Actually he hadn't had an extra base hit in his last 43 at bats. That was his 30th double of the season.

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1 minute ago, Tedballgame said:

He had an opportunity to walk and put the Red Sox ahead if he knew the strike zone

I meant he never got a strike thrown to him

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Suarez with over 90 pitches in just 5 IP.

Here we were worried about needing Bello to piggyback Bennett or Tolle, or even Sandoval, but instead, it's our #2.

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Just now, moonslav59 said:

Suarez with over 90 pitches in just 5 IP.

Here we were worried about needing Bello to piggyback Bennett or Tolle, or even Sandoval, but instead, it's our #2.

He still has 4 more years to pitch 6 innings.

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2 minutes ago, moonslav59 said:

Suarez with over 90 pitches in just 5 IP.

Here we were worried about needing Bello to piggyback Bennett or Tolle, or even Sandoval, but instead, it's our #2.

Regarding #2, let's say we're going back to the South Bronx again for three Wild Card games in October. Is there any scenario where we don't want Tolle pitching one of the first two games with elimination always looming?

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