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  1. moonslav59
    Chavis in his last few games (in reverse order - most recent going backwards): 0-4 (3Ks) 1-5 (3) 0-4 (2) 2-4 (0) 0-3 (3) 0-3 (2) 0-5 (2) That's 3 for 28 (.107). That's 15 Ks out of his last 25 outs made. Tiny sample size, I know. He deserves more time before a demotion is considered, but looking ahead to Moreland and Pearce's return, I think the choice is up for discussion.
  2. moonslav59
    Pearce was actually starting to heat up before the injury. I agree, his trade value, even if we pay a big chunk of his remaining contract, is minimal. Chavis has options remaining, he's slumping, and he could use some time to make adjustments away from the big stage, but he also has a chance to heat up before Pearce returns and change the narrative. I'm far from giving up on Chavis, but I'm not ready to give up on Pearce, either. A month ago, I was ready to give up on Nunez, so things can obviously change pretty quickly. The idea is to keep as many good options available as possible. Chavis will have every opportunity to return and contribute later or get hot now and stay- perhaps forcing a trade of Pearce, Nunez or Holt.
  3. moonslav59
    Exactly. Creating runs is not just about RBI's. It's about runs scored and increasing the odds of runs being scored by doing something. There will always be exceptions to any rule, especially when we are talking about very marginal differentials between just about all batting slots near each other in the line-up. It's also about how many more (or less) runs might have occurred with the alternate choice to JD in the 3rd or 4th slot and vice versa. Maybe JD created 22 more runs in the 3rd slot than the 4th, but when he batted 4th, the guy up 3rd created 23 more.
  4. moonslav59
    9 spot 3 (don't remember this) My guess: as a PH'er
  5. moonslav59
    The budget has caught up to Theo as it has with DD. We'll see how this deal shakes out.
  6. moonslav59
    JBJ got on base 2 out of 4 times, today. He was 0-2. He walked once and was HBP. His OPS went from .606 to.607. I'm hopeful, he can keep this up all year.
  7. moonslav59
    Yes, big sweep. I don't want to here how weak our opponent was. We swept'em. I don't want to here how bad our 5th starter and pen are. We swept'em with them both. We got out hit. We still won. We are keeping our walks down (11 Ks and 1 BB for KC, today.) We are bunching hits and putting up crooked up numbers left and right. Keep it going!!!
  8. moonslav59
    So, this means you DFA or trade Pearce?
  9. moonslav59
    For argument's sake,let's say the top 2 guys have a .333 OBP, and C represents a BB or hit. Here are the 9 combinations for the 3 hitter coming up (assuming no DP): AA (2 outs none on) AB (2 outs none on) AC (1 out- one on) BA (2 outs none on) BB (2 outs none on) BC (1 out- one one) CA (1 out- one on) CB (one out-one on) CC (no outs- 2 on) 4 out of 9 times, the #3 guy comes up with none on in the first inning. It gets more complicated for the #4 hitter in the first inning, and there are times he doesn't even get up in the first and leads off the next inning. Of course, when the OBPs are better than .333, the odds go up the #3 guy gets up with men on.
  10. moonslav59
    Actually, the #4 or 5 guys would, since if the top 3 guys have an OBP above .333, and our do and then some, chances are better for the #4 and 5 hitters. One big example is when the first 2 make out and the number 3 guys (with a .375 OBP) gets on base for the number 4 guy.
  11. moonslav59
    OPS means much more to me than RBIs, but the whole team needed to start getting more timely hits, especially JBJ, so it was nice to see him get a big hit last night. JBJ still has a long way to go, and there are no guarantees he'll stay hot. Out of 151 players with 200+ PAs, JBJ ranks... 149th in OPS at .606. (He's .006 from Jose Ramirez at 146th.) 143rd in WAR (-0.2) 140th in OBP (.290) RBIs? Currently, Joey Votto is last with 11 (in 253 PAs)! JBJ is 147th with 17 (in 202 PAs). Many ahead of JBJ have significantly more PAs.
  12. moonslav59
    Betts is the very least of my worries.
  13. moonslav59
    Here's the problem: We need 13 pitchers, because we have a doubleheader coming up soon and have 17 games in a 16 day stretch. Assuming we don't send a pitcher down when Moreland returns, sending down Travis is the no-brainer. The issue arises when Pearce is ready to return. Who goes? Holt can refuse assignment to AAA and is one of our hottest hitters. Nunez is out of options and beginning to heat up. Maybe Peatce doesn't return before these 16 days are done, but if he does, we have a serious choice to make ob Chavis, Holt, Nunez or Pearce.
  14. moonslav59
    I'd give him a little more time, before demoting him. The roster problem is tough, since we probably want to keep 13 pitchers through this 17 games in 16 day stretch, and Moreland will be back before that stretch ends.
  15. moonslav59
    I'm not looking that up!
  16. moonslav59
    As bad as we've been, we're just 6.5 down on the Yanks and 5 on the Rays. We're in the WC game, if the season ended now.
  17. moonslav59
    Gorkys went 2 for 3 tonight with 3 BBs. Marco Hernandez went 2-5 with a 2B. Castillo and Brentz with 2 hits as well. Witte with 2 hits and a tater. Stankiewicz went 6 IP, 1 ER _____________________ Duran 3 for 5 in AA (2B, but 1 CS and 1 pick-off) Dalbec 1-2 with 2 BBs Reyes 6 IP and 4 ERs ____________________ Casas 2 for 5 in A Scherff 4 IP 5 ER (8 hits)
  18. moonslav59
    Theo has lost his mojo.
  19. moonslav59
    Nice to see a 102 pitch shut out. 12 Ks and o BBs Sale's ERA is now down to 3.84. It was at 6.30 at the start of May.
  20. moonslav59
    We scored these runs in Sale's starts: 4 L 0 L 5 L 0 L 4 L 2 L 6 W 2 W 4 L 4 W 3 L 1 L 8 W
  21. moonslav59
    Holt with 3 hits, tonight. Chavis with 3 Ks (1-5).
  22. moonslav59
    Look how much the board mood changes after just 3 games. My guess is we are one blow out loss away from back to the norm.
  23. moonslav59
    My guess is, it's not pro-rated, so basically, if you divide $45M by 2.3, it comes to about the QO offer per year but times 3. How long will it take Kimbrel to get to close a game?
  24. moonslav59
    Playing for losing teams is not easy. It sucks.
  25. moonslav59
    I get this, but the extra 30-35 PAs the 3 hitter gets over the 5 hitter seemingly would outweigh this, and if the 3 guys also gets on base a lot more than the 5 guys, he will set the table for the next guys to get more rbis. Maybe part of the reason the #5 gets more rbi opportunities is because you put a great hitter up before him (in the 3 slot). I'm not discounting the studies, but those 30 or so extra PAs help more than just for rbis.
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