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  1. moonslav59
    ERA- Since May 20th 46 Workman 64 DHern 65 Taylor 69 Walden 82 ERod 83 Brasier 84 Hembree 89 Brewer 90 Barnes 90 Weber 90 Price 91 Sale 112 Porcello 116 Smith 121 Velazquez 129 Eovaldi 130 Cashner 142 Johnson
  2. moonslav59
    Sox OPS since May 20th: 1.024 Devers 1.011 Bogaerts 1.002 Martinez .894 Holt .885 Betts .859 JBJ .830 Benintendi .785 Hernandez .775 Travis .756 Vazquez .751 Moreland .693 Chavis .525 Leon
  3. moonslav59
    The Astros look better on paper, and I think they should beat the Yanks, even if the Yanks have home filed, but yes, I hope Houston ends up with the best record.
  4. moonslav59
    Evolution is NOT the only way players can get better from one era to another. Your speculations are spoken like they are facts, and with all due respect, I find myself disagreeing with just about everything you post. Maybe part of it is because how you present opinions as facts.
  5. moonslav59
    Interesting, we have the same record as the Cubs who are 3.5 up in the NL wild card race,
  6. moonslav59
    I'm not attempting to lead anyone anywhere. We have to pass 2 teams by gaining 6 on both. I'm fine with people thinking that will happen, and I can understand their faith. I've often been the last one believing over the years. I want to see the Yanks lose. Of course, they will be favored over the A's, if they play them, but I like the A's chances better than TB or CLE in the first round. That's all my post was about. I wasn't the one who brought up the fact that for the A's to beat the Yanks, we'd have to be eliminated.
  7. moonslav59
    The Red Sox have signed free-agent right-hander Jhoulys Chacin to a minor-league deal, according to Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. Many expected Chacin to sign on with the Red Sox, who expressed interest in the ex-Brewer after he threw a bullpen session in front of Red Sox brass. We're back in the race, guys!!!
  8. moonslav59
    1. Betts (CF) 2. Devers (3B) 3. Bogey (SS) 4. JD (RF) 5. Travis (DH) 6. Beni (LF) 7. Vaz (1B) 8. Holt (2B) 9. Leon ©
  9. moonslav59
    1) We're out of it already. 2) The Astros may end up with the best record and face the wild card winner. 3) The A's have a better chance of beating NY than CLE or MN. Once the Sox are out, it's all about the Yanks losing.
  10. moonslav59
    I'm hoping the Yanks have to face the A's first round. Anybody but the Twinkies.
  11. moonslav59
    They took the lefty out after 5 and played 9 more innings- No JBJ.
  12. moonslav59
    Yup, just like I did the second best, the third best...
  13. moonslav59
    More impressive was DHern going 2 IP without a walk. Our staff K'd 20 last night!
  14. moonslav59
    Just watched the rest of the game. I hated seeing Workman almost lose the game for us. He's been a bright spot, this year. Mookie seems to be returning to near 2018 form. I guess JBJ's warming back up necessitated his sitting out last night. He was at 1.039 over his last 12 games with 5 dingers. If the guy could just play D, we could play him more. He's had 6 days off in the last 18-- must be tired at 29.
  15. moonslav59
    Think of how many pre-arb players there are. If you doubled their salaries, it would be a drop in the bucket for owners but would probably get a big chunk of the players to vote yes on any contract. Shorten the arb year by one, and they'd probably have a deal, even if they screwed the players everywhere else. Management did this at a company I worked for. The lower tiered workers outnumbered the higher tier, so the contract offered dramatically shortened the time it took to get to top tier, thereby giving massive raises to the lower paid workers, while they added nothing to the top tier and did away with the company retirement plan. It barely passed because all the lower guys voted for the big one time raise that screwed their longterm future.
  16. moonslav59
    My Domers may surprise, this year, but I doubt they have the horses to come close to winning it all.
  17. moonslav59
    The owners would be smart to vastly raise the pay of players before they become free agents. That alone would get a lot of vote for a contract by many players. Even raising minor league min salaries would go over well.
  18. moonslav59
    Not only that, they still have very good farms despite winning.
  19. moonslav59
    Eovaldi is throwing some smoke!
  20. moonslav59
    The Rays are a very good team, even with some key guys hurt. I just don't see them losing enough. I hope I'm wrong.
  21. moonslav59
    ...or luck.
  22. moonslav59
    LOL I don't have access to that sort of thing and wouldn't know where to look.
  23. moonslav59
    Wow, if we can sign this guy, I'll be a believer, again.
  24. moonslav59
    Yes, they have, and there are ample examples of a team coming back from way down to pass someone, but does anyone know the record for coming X amount of games behind two teams to pass both teams?
  25. moonslav59
    Will Betts make it over .900 now that we're out of it?
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