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  1. moonslav59
    Total randomness and small sample sizes. (Also, the 1 ER in 5 IP was better.)
  2. moonslav59
    IP since the day Sale returned: 41 Eovaldi 37 ERod 35 Sale 30 Houck 20 Pivetta 19 Richards 17 Whitlock 15 Robles 14 Ottavino 11 Davis SIERA since 8-14 2.60 Robles 2.84 Whitlock 2.89 Eovaldi 3.44 Sale 3.70 Richards 3.78 Davis 4.06 Houck 4.33 ERod 4.75 Ottavino 4.95 Pivetta
  3. moonslav59
    xFIP- since August 4: 72 Eovaldi 75 Whitlock 79 Sale 88 Houck 92 ERod 93 Davis 93 Perez 93 Richards 95 Robles 99 Taylor 108 Pivetta 118 Ottavino ERA- 44 Richards 57 Sale 72 Eovaldi 79 Ottavino 80 ERod 88 Whitlock 90 Taylor 93 Houck 97 Davis 107 Pivetta 112 Robles 158 Perez
  4. moonslav59
    OPS since August 1st: .724 Vaz .644 Plawecki (Maybe Vaz did not need more rest.)
  5. moonslav59
    Or, brought VTek in for the 7th! LOL!
  6. moonslav59
    It all started with VTek, then the anti-Salty years. (Note: he was benched in the playoffs, too.) I was also into showing how Posada was not as great as many felt he was. That was fun. It's not just about catchers. I enjoyed roasting Jeter's D, too.
  7. moonslav59
    Last game of the WS, start him at catcher!
  8. moonslav59
    LOL. Must be subliminal.
  9. moonslav59
    I remember Tito ditching it in 2009 by switching from VTek to VMart in the playoffs with Beckett pitching. It did not work out. 6.2 IP 4 ER Season numbers: 3.17 with VTek (185 innings) 7.16 with VMart (16.1 Innings) 10.32 with Kotaras (11.1 innings) career: 3.68 VTek (905) 5.48 VMart (90.1)
  10. moonslav59
    No doubt. He'd have to hit like 2018 to be worth $20M a year as a DH.
  11. moonslav59
    I'd love to have Bogey as our SS for a while longer. I do think his low error rate lessens the range fault, but I wouldn't mind seeing him as our 2Bman or 3Bman, either.
  12. moonslav59
    Nah...He's a FA in a few weeks. Pull a Bill Walton on him.
  13. moonslav59
    1. .788 Kike CF 2. .971 Schwarber C 3. .879 Devers 3B 4. .889 Bogey SS 5. .868 JD DH 6. .823 Renfroe RF 7. .806 Dalbec 1B 8. 1.074 Iggy 2B 9. .787 Verdugo LF PH .908 T Shaw .767 Arroyo .704 Plawecki .670 Vaz
  14. moonslav59
    Schwarber catching makes for a great line-up, and his CERA numbers are mind-boggling!
  15. moonslav59
    Recently, yes, and some for nice hits!
  16. moonslav59
    XBH 71 Devers 69 JD 61 Renfroe 58 Bogey 56 Kike 49 Dalbec 46 Verdugo LD% 30 Bogey 28 JD 25 Kike 24 Verdugo 24 Devers 23.8 League average 23.5 dalbec 22.2 Vaz Hard hit% 51 Devers 49 JD 48 Dalbec 45 Renfroe 43 Verdugo 43 Kike 42 Bogey 39.2 league 31.3 Vaz
  17. moonslav59
    It really shouldn't have to do with expectations, though. I know why it does. Right now, JD is slightly below Devers and Bogey in OPS, but it's been in flux, all year. With OBP counting more than SLG, Bogey has been our best hitter, but not by a whole lot. TB/PA 292/624 Devers .468 281/600 JD (even with Devers per PA) .468 256/564 Bogey (close) .454 244/535 Renfroe (close and better than Bogey).456
  18. moonslav59
    They are just as random.
  19. moonslav59
    Even if about 15 out of 20 small sample sizes show the same thing for 5 straight years, and the bigger sample sizes show it even more?
  20. moonslav59
    Then never use any stats.
  21. moonslav59
    Thanks, Bloom... 1.074 Iggy (42 PAs) .704 both teams .971 Schwarber (137) .921 both teams .908 T Shaw (41) .665 both teams
  22. moonslav59
    Updated Sox OPS Leaderboard after some major gains due to last night: 1.074 Iggy (42 PAs) .704 both teams .971 Schwarber (137) .921 both teams .908 T Shaw (41) .665 both teams .889 Bogey .879 Devers .868 JD .823 Renfroe .806 Dalbec .788 Kike .787 Verdugo .767 Arroyo .704 Plawecki .670 Vaz
  23. moonslav59
    Being worse than Devers and Bogey is not necessarily a bad thing. He's better than Dalbec and Renfroe- two guys you praise often.
  24. moonslav59
    I really don't get why JD has been so maligned, this year. I get how he has not hit like the 2018 JD, but he's still a pro among pros. I can see him exploding in the playoffs, but don't confuse that with me saying he has clutch skills. LOL
  25. moonslav59
    It's not random. I get how comparing a pitcher from 2015 with the same pitcher in 2017 is fraught with problems, but I have done year by year- same pitchers- same years- 2-3 catchers. True, there are other variables at play, such as who was the opposing line-up and what field were the games played on with one catcher vs the other, but when you do a study based on 5-6 years and nearly every year shows vast disparities all in one direction, I think one can determine the trend has to do with something one catcher is doing better than the other. To say there is zero effect from one catcher and another really blows my mind. Sorry, it just does. I can see you and others thinking I value it way to much as "mind-blowing," too, but I will argue that just because I talk about it a lot does not mean I think it is the most important thing a catcher brings to his overall value. I do sometimes wonder, if a 1.50 ERA disparity is indeed linked totally to the catcher's CERA related skills, I might actually be understating it's value to certain pitchers - not all pitchers, of course.
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