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  1. Has to be a good limerick in there somewhere.
  2. They're not signed by us yet, needless to say. Apparently a bunch of teams are interested in Kluber.
  3. It would depend on how fortunate we are with health and performance, wouldn't it.
  4. Wow, MLB is saying everything should start on time this year and a full schedule played. Finally some good news.
  5. Yes, they traded Scott to Milwaukee so he could have his prime years with them, then traded Cooper to Milwaukee to get Scott back for his post-prime years. Absolutely brilliant.
  6. Especially with Malpeque oysters.
  7. The other premier trades were deadline deals. Dave Henderson Cabrera Eovaldi and Pearce
  8. I think those 4 are Mount Rushmore.
  9. Later to earn immortality with the Yankees as American Idle.
  10. German was hardly awesome in 2019. He was a little above average.
  11. Sanchez is toast. Judge and Stanton can't stay on the field. If they lose LeMahieu and don't do much about the pitching, I think there's a good chance they suck.
  12. Everybody (except San Diego) is waiting on everybody else. Too many vultures and not enough predators.
  13. WAR is actually a counting stat, so on average, the more you play, the higher your WAR. As a result, an elite WAR for a reliever is only around 3 or so.
  14. FIP is the big difference-maker, I think. In 2020 Porcello's FIP was 3.33, his actual ERA was 5.64. He gave up 74 hits in 59 innings, but only 5 of them were homers. His BABIP was a fat .373. Basically he gave up a ton of singles.
  15. Porcello would make an interesting case study for the differences between fWAR and bWAR for pitchers. His career fWAR is 50% better than his bWAR. That's a hefty difference!
  16. But it's quite possible, even probable, that Porcello's physical makeup, preparation and pitching motion are the reasons for his durability.
  17. I think MLBTR said Springer has a couple of offers in hand over $100 mill, but that he's looking for something like $150 mill. We'll see where he settles.
  18. I'd go with Porcello because of his durability.
  19. You've gone into areas that don't exist in Old School. There's another one too: ERA can depend on the manager's philosophy on when to hook.
  20. Post-Prime Porcello is projected (say that five times fast) to have an fWAR of 1.9 in 177 innings in 2021. That's a dollar value of about $15 mill. I would gladly take him for $8-9 million.
  21. Post-prime = gradual regression, not instant death.
  22. From 2008 to 2012, Dempster's fWAR was never lower than 2.6. How did that make him project as a 4-5 starter? C'mon, go ahead and admit it: you think the FanGraphs values are bunk.
  23. The only good shuffleboard is the table version you find in drinking establishments, and best played while drinking copiously.
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