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Posted
3 minutes ago, SPLENDIDSPLINTER said:

Lots of empty seats at the Tampa Mauseleum. That's surprising.

The Rays should move their franchise to Montreal. They've been a consistently good team and deserve a better place to play.

Posted
Just now, SPLENDIDSPLINTER said:

The Rays should move their franchise to Montreal. They've been a consistently good team and deserve a better place to play.

But to make the Tampa fans happy, just leave the restaurant there.

Posted
38 minutes ago, SPLENDIDSPLINTER said:

More 'clutch' than Ortiz?

Yes.

Ortiz was just always great, clutch sutuations or not.  Tabler was a league  average hitter (career OPS .724, OPS+of 99)  that became one of the best hitters in MLB if you brought him up with the bases loaded, where he had a career OPS of 1.198.

Thats just ridiculous

 

Posted
2 minutes ago, notin said:

Yes.

Ortiz was just always great, clutch sutuations or not.  Tabler was a league  average hitter (career OPS .724, OPS+of 99)  that became one of the best hitters in MLB if you brought him up with the bases loaded, where he had a career OPS of 1.198.

Thats just ridiculous

 

Notin, you are a wealth of baseball knowledge. Remind me to never challenge you to baseball trivia.

My strong trivia knowledge is TV westerns from the 50's and 60's.

Posted
1 hour ago, SPLENDIDSPLINTER said:

More 'clutch' than Ortiz?

Getting off-topic slightly, but most career 'clutch' stats look a lot like most career 'overall' stats.

  • Papi high-leverage .943
  • Papi medium-leverage .959
  • Papi low-leverage .898

If one adjusts for differences in BABIP (my formula is (BABIP - .300) * 2, then his adjusted OPS's are:

  • Papi high-leverage .937
  • Papi medium-leverage .931
  • Papi low-leverage .930
Posted
57 minutes ago, SPLENDIDSPLINTER said:

More 'clutch' than Ortiz?

Career Papi:

.931 OPS (.380 OBP)

.947 Playoffs (.404 OBP, indicates he was walked more, but he did bat .292 vs .286 regular season.)

.943 High Leverage (.388 OBP compared to .380 overall)

.942 RISP (aided by 524 BBs in 3014 PAS)

.951 RISP 2 outs (252 BBs in 1299 PAs)

.967 Men on Base (762 BBs in 4192 PAs)

.870 Late & Close (219 BBs in 1213)

Papi had some amazing numbers in clutch situations. He also did in non-clutch times.

Posted
Just now, moonslav59 said:

Wow, 11 pitches per inning for Bello.

Maybe the "starter yips" are cured.

He was looking great and in command.

Posted
10 minutes ago, JoeBrady said:

Getting off-topic slightly, but most career 'clutch' stats look a lot like most career 'overall' stats.

  • Papi high-leverage .943
  • Papi medium-leverage .959
  • Papi low-leverage .898

If one adjusts for differences in BABIP (my formula is (BABIP - .300) * 2, then his adjusted OPS's are:

  • Papi high-leverage .937
  • Papi medium-leverage .931
  • Papi low-leverage .930

We think alike.

Papi's playoff dingers, walk-off hits and key hits do go beyond regular season heroics.

I'd love to see playoff Late & Close stats.

Posted
1 minute ago, NHNative said:

He was looking great and in command.

When we need a 4th starter in the playoffs, I think Bello gets the nod over Bennett & Sandoval.

Posted
12 minutes ago, moonslav59 said:

When we need a 4th starter in the playoffs, I think Bello gets the nod over Bennett & Sandoval.

Hard to argue that today.

Posted
3 minutes ago, SPLENDIDSPLINTER said:

At least Wong's a good hitter. What's that? Nevermind.

A dufus wins it. Wong.

The passed ball made no difference in the end because the winning run would have scored on that blooper anyway with two outs.

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