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  1. Just compare JBJ's fWAR as a 165 hitter (2021) to his fWAR as a 225 hitter (2019). It's a 26 run difference on offense (fewer PA's in 2021). The difference in his OBP was 80 points, so that would factor in too.
  2. Times do change. Back then guys were getting deals in the hundreds of thousands. Now they get deals in the hundreds of millions.
  3. notin seens fascinated by the fact that the difference between a 165 hitter and a 225 hitter is only one hit a week. But as a metric-savvy fellow he also knows that the difference is about 2 wins over the season.
  4. I remember when Papi lost his bat speed forever, in 2009 I think it was...
  5. I thought JD's 2021 postseason line of 344/447/688 was acceptable.
  6. It's practically cheating!
  7. 74 was my first trip to Fenway, right in the middle of the slide.
  8. Now you're mixing up posts about JD and the Jays.
  9. Yes, he looks like a bargain at that price.
  10. No, but it suggests they were better than their 2021 W-L record.
  11. Yep. I don't think that's what iortiz means, though.
  12. 72 wasn't my first Sox season, but it was my first Sox heartbreaker.
  13. Passing on McHugh at that price was a real disappointment.
  14. Other significant potential gains: Full season of Berrios Full season of Springer Also, they had a Pythagorean record of 99-63 last year.
  15. He was second on the team in OPS last year.
  16. Diekman is not an elite reliever. But I wouldn't expect one for a $4 mill AAV.
  17. 2017 .523 2018 .717 2019 .668 2021 .715
  18. A .661 OPSa for his career. As you said elsewhere, an OPS under .670 is not good...
  19. It's incredible the way we remember things like Aparicio's fall. I was listening to that game on the radio.
  20. His numbers are not that far off of Barnes, who has a career WHIP of 1.33. It was saying he can't get anybody out that was harsh, not the 2 years part.
  21. It's conceivable that 4 AL East teams make the expanded 2022 postseason...
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