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  1. We had the worst D ever until May, but things have changed. Taem D: We are currently 24 in team OAA (-12) 25th in UZR/150 at -2.1 11th in DRS (+26) amazingly I'd say bottom 10 covers it, especially after May. (Besides, are pitching could be said to be top 6-8 not top 10. Speaking of shifting and malleable stats. Sox before May 15 and after... Before May 15th 14th in runs scored and 12th in OPS 2nd in runs allowed (including unERs) and 1st in ERA May 15>>> 4th in runs scored and 3rd in team OPS (.001 from 2nd) 27th in runs allowed (21st in ERs allowed) and 21st in ERA fangraphs does not allow a fielding breakdown by dates, but we allowed 33 UNErs in the first 43 games and 33 UNERs in the last 59 games, so it has improved.
  2. We are top 10 on O, top 10 in pitching, bottom 10 on defense and top 10 on baserunning. Why cant we be a playoff team?
  3. Criswell has the 79th best ERA in MLB among starters with 60+ IP. That's pretty damn good for an 8th starter, but yes, not a "stopper."
  4. Being streaky always gets under many posters' skin. I get it. To me, being streaky helps as much as it hurts, and it all evens out in the long run. Here is one breakdown of Tyler's 2024 streakfest: 1.045 first 108 PAs .515 next 64 PAs (right before IL stint) 1.215 in 38 PAs after IL stint .847 last 102 PAs or 1.045 first 108 .515 next 64 .947 since June 5th He's really just had one really bad, somewhat long stretch. Our GMs have done pretty well with their one and done power OF bat winter additions: .891 O'Neill, so far in 2024 (312 PAs is 4th on the Sox) .834 Duvall in 2023 (353 PAs- kinda hurt not being 550.) (2022 was a disaster with JBJ .578/Kike.629) .816 Renfroe in 2021 (572 PAs w 31 Hrs and 96 rbi) .795 Pillar in 2020 (126 PAs before being traded)
  5. Or trade Valdez, promote Campbell to AAA and every other 2Bman down the line. Reimer to Salem.
  6. Indeed, and that is why I said I hope not I think. Two words with very different meanings. Here is an interesting point about the last 5 games: 1-4 record Outscored just 29 to 27.
  7. Although KC has a pretty mild schedule in mid September, they end the season in ATL and have a pretty tough schedule through early Sept: 2 AZ 3 CHC 3@CWS, then BAM! 4 @DET 3 BOS 2 STL 3@MN 3@CIN 3 LAA 3 PHI 4@CLE 4@HOU 3 CLE 3 MN 3@NYY MIN ends the season w 4 @CLE, 3 at BOS, 3 v MIA and 3 v BAL Their next few series: 2 PHI 3@DET 3@NYM 3 CWS 3@CHC 4 CLE 3 KCR 4@TEX 3@SDP 3 STL 3 ATL
  8. Best 4 SP'ers in MLB with 60+ IP: CHC: 4 in top 28!!! 13. Imanaga 2.86 21. Steele 3.07 23. Taillon 3.10 28. Assad 3.15 ATL: 2 in top 8 and 3 in top 22 2. Lopez 2.12 8. Sale 2.70 22. Fried 3.08 73. Morton 3.92 PHI: 3 in top 17 9. Wheeler 2.70 14. Suarez 2.87 17. C Sanchez 2.97 46. Nola 3.54 SEA: 4 in top 48 12. Gilbert 2.79 33. Kirby 3.20 39. Miller 3.41 48. Castillo 3.55 KCR: 3 in top 34 5. Lugo 2.38 19. Singer 3.00 34. Ragans 3.23 50. Wacha 3.55 BAL: 2 in top 25 4. Burnes 2.38 25. Suarez 3.13 67. Rodriguez 3.83 79. Irvin 4.06 DET: 3 in top 35 3. Skubal 2.34 24. Flaherty 3.13 35. Olson 3.23 86. Mize 4.23 BOS: 4 in top 79 10. Houck 2.71 36. Crawford 3.33 69. Pivetta 3.87 79. Criswell 4.02 PIT 4 in top 80 1. Skenes 1.90 37. Keller 3.34 51. J Jones 3.56 80. Falter 4.08
  9. Sox Rotation ERAs 2.71 Houck 123 IP (106 ML high in IP/119 minors) 3.37 Crawford 118 IP (129 ML high/144 minors) 3.87 Pivetta 81 IP (180 ML, 164, 155, 143 ML other totals) 4.02 Criswell 65 IP (33 MLB, 117 twice in minors) 5.27 Bello 96 IP (157 in '23, 118 in minors '19)
  10. Wow! You actually got one age right. You are improving, and that's a fact!
  11. Updated WC Standings 60-43 NYY 55-45 MIN 56-46 KCR 54-46 BOS -1.0 (In loss column: Tied w KCR, -1 MIN, -3 NYY, -6 BAL) 53-50 SEA -3.5 (T 1st in ALW) 51-50 TBR (DET & TEX hanging around) Even after that 4 game losing streak, we still have the 10th best record in MLB. -0.5 ATL -1.0 KCR & MIN -3.5 MIL -4.5 NYY -5.5 LAD (thanks to the sweep) -6.0 BAL & CLE
  12. MLB OPS Leaders (190+ PA) 1.113 Judge 1.033 Ohtani 1.020 Soto .980 Ozuna .979 Tucker .977 Whitt .970 Harper .948 Devers 8th .948 Rooker .947 Henderson .916 T Alvarez .916 T Turner .910 Yelich .908 Kwan .906 W Contreras .897 Correa .893 Betts .891 O'Neill 18th .888 Miranda .885 Vientos .868 Pederson .858 Profar .854 Fry .854 Ramos .849 Duran 25th .844 Refsnyder 26th .844 L Wade .843 J Ramirez .841 Vald .838 Reynolds .837 de la Cruz .834 Josh Smith .829 Buxton .828 Santender .825 C Walker .822 Tatis .820 Bohm .817 Busch .816 Burleson .816 O'Hearn .816 W Smith .815 Seager .815 Westburg .812 S Perez .811 B Lowe .810 Abrams .809 B Doyle .803 Butler .803 Winker .802 Altuve .800 Lindor .798 Abreu 52nd .797 Wong T53rd, F Alvarez, India, McMahon, Paredes 6 in the top 53! 3 more over .704, not counting Casas and Westbrook with too few PAs
  13. NYM 3 NYY 2 MIA 6 BAL 3 PHI 3 MIN 0 After 7, OAK 8 HOU 1 After 8, LAA 5 SEA 1
  14. Since May 8th (not counting tonight): fWAR 3.1 Duran 2.3 Devers 1.2 DHam 0.8 Rafaela 0.7 Valdez, O'Neill, Wong, Abreu 0.3 Romy, DSmith 0.2 Refsnyder 0.0 Westbrook OPS .960 Valdez .949 Devers .894 Duran .783 O'Neill .771 Abreu .769 Ref (.762 MLB) .752 Wong .744 Rafaela .744 DHam .725 DSmith .724 Westbrook .719 Romy While our middle infield has not been great, it has been much improved, since May 8th.
  15. Good to see the O come to life. Ref almost had 3 hits, so far. O'Neill is a beast. I hope he has finally silenced his critics. Good to see Devers show some life. Criswell gets the top award, so far. Hope he can go long and save the pen.
  16. Riemer went 3-5 in a loss (.978.) Anderson HR'd and walked in the ongoing SAL game. Arias 1-2.
  17. Not many trades are being done, now, and we are just a week from the deadline. Teams are waiting for desperation to overflow.
  18. Abreu & 1-2 from Jordan/Paulino/Castro/Valdez for Fedde Yorke & Lugo plus 1-2 from Jordan/Paulino/Castro/Valdez for a RP (Tanner Scott?)
  19. If we are to be buyers, I'd try... Abreu + Valdez> SP3/4 Meidroth + Paulino> RP Yorke + Lugo and Castro> RP + RHB
  20. Fedde is even better than I expected, but I'd do it, since Fedde has another year of control. 5 years for 1.3 seems like a big hit on the future, but we need pitching and have OF depth. We have to give to get, so I'd give Abreu plus Paulino or Castro for Fedde.
  21. We were both pretty close on our projections, but a team with a top 6-8 pitching staff, a top 8-12 line-up and about the 25th best defense, should be better than a tad over .500. True, the pitching no longer looks top 8 or even 10-14, and with Slaten & Martin out, we may not be top 20, so I get your point. Things can change to the good, though. Houck and Crawford could return to form. Pivetta could have one of his 10 good start streaks. Maybe Bello find his 2023 groove. Without adding to the pen, I can't see us turning it around.
  22. He has the value, with 5 years of control to get a 4/5 SP'er with 1.3+ years of control or a decent RP with 2.3+ years of control, IMO. No, he will not bring back anything super. We could also add a #10-30 prospect or two to improve on the return.
  23. Ummm, Duran is better. Rafaela is better on D and bats RH'd Refsnyder bats RH'd and is one of our best hitters. We have Anthony LHB and Campbell RHB for the future (to replace O'Neill). L-R Splits v RHP .919 Duran .815 Abreu .790 Ref .766 O'Neill .683 Rafaela v LHPs 1.076 O'Neill .898 Ref .732 Rafaela .694 Duran .449 Abreu Abreu is a strongside platoon with the 4th best OF OPS on the team: .870 O'Neill .847 Duran .839 Refsnyder .798 Abreu .696 Rafaela (Best OF defender and RHB)
  24. Brad Keller, Trey Wingenter and Alex Speas are all on the 40. We could add any of these to the 40, if we wanted to call them up: Zach Penrod .593 OPSA (AA/AAA) Lucas Luetge .630 in 36 IP AAA Ryan Zeferjahn .634 in AA/AAA Chase Shugart .685 in AAA 50 IP Jason Alexander .719 at AAA- most IP on the farm Luis Guerrero .716 Grant Gambrell .741
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