mvp 78
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Robot catchers now!
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Enshrine him the day after he dies.
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Yup.
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I hope the Union sits out as long as they need to.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suspensions_in_the_National_Football_League#Suspensions_for_violating_the_substance_policies 16 drug suspensions for the Giants. 10 for the Patriots.
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What is it with New York teams and suspended players.... https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2016/05/09/yankees-aroldis-chapman-back-from-domestic-violence-suspension-i-didnt-do-anything/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.7fc7b5c7c98a http://www.baseball-almanac.com/legendary/steroids_baseball.shtml Zero Sox on the above list.
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Effff the people...
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http://mlb.mlb.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?pos=P&sid=l131&t=p_pbp&pid=516769
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https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2019/01/red-sox-to-sign-jenrry-mejia.html The Red Sox have inked a minor-league deal with former MLB reliever Jenrry Mejia, according to Jon Heyman of Fancred (Twitter link). He’ll head to MLB Spring Training in search of a comeback from a lengthy absence — one that was occasioned by his own incredibly poor decisionmaking. Mejia, of course, was once a key late-inning reliever for the Mets. That all changed when he was popped for PED-related violations on three occasions, leading to a lifetime ban. While commissioner Rob Manfred ultimately lifted that prohibition, Mejia is now long removed from his big league career. The 29-year-old last appeared on the MLB mound in the middle of the 2015 season.
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Yanks hoping that career low 240 BABIP from last year is the new norm.
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He sucked in the playoffs for sure. Will he suck next year? Probably not. I think most people want to move on from Kimbrel due to the size of his contract demands, not due to 10 innings from last fall.
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I'm not going to defend his 6.54 FIP in the postseason or his 1.59 WHIP.
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I'm not sure BA does their rankings based on trade value.
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If Chavis didn't get popped for performance enhancers, I think he'd get traded too. I think they are stuck with him until he starts to perform at the MLB level.
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I think Chavis slides into a platoon 1B/utility role in 2020. If Dalbec is good enough, it would push Devers to 1b or DH depending on JD's contract. However, what I think will happen is the following: Dalbec is traded Devers stays at 3b Chavis platoons 1b and plays some 2b/3b and corner OF
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That's how I feel.
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I agree. I think Dalbec is a better prospect than Chavis. Right now, Chavis is better (i.e. higher floor), but I think if Dalbec refines his approach a little that he could be a perennial All Star. Dalbec's ceiling is so much higher than Chavis'.
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Xander career split: home 835 away 709
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Devers is a better defender than Chavis and it isn't close. Dalbec is the best defender out of the 3.
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Kimbrel nearly cost the Sox the playoffs even though they were never on the verge of being eliminated. Um, ok....
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This just isn't true at all.
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Devers weighs the same as Xander. If he didn't have a round baby face, no one would question his weight.
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Cheese isn't required, but the best relievers typically have it.
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Doug Jones would get lit up today.
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Of the top 10 closers last year (most saves), only 1 had a FB less than 93.5 (Boxberger) and he had a negative fWAR. Cheese isn't required, but the best relievers typically have it.
