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  1. Thanks for the update. I suggested we call him up, when Devers got hurt, but we did okay with Romy & DHam. Here is what sp's has to say about Chase... Potential fringe-bench player who brings solid contact skills and some defensive versatility. Ceiling of a contact-oriented utility player, Will always have to hit, but has shown strong contact skills and an advanced approach so far. Needs to show he can impact the baseball or advanced arms will challenge him since they know he is unlikely to make them pay. Young for the college draft class and combination of age, contact skills and approach grade out really well on models.
  2. Correct. I think my page did not go down to 11 IP. My bad.
  3. The Yankee pitching staff is amazing, and without Cole: All 8 pitchers with more than 25 IP: 1.37 Holmes 1.82 Gil 12 GS 2.52 Schmidt 11 GS 2.70 Weaver 2.73 Stroman 12 GS 2.84 Hamilton 3.08 Rodon 13 GS 3.46 Cortes 13 GS Only 5 pitchers have started a game! (Sox have 9.)
  4. 3 v PHI 3 v NYY 3 @ TOR 3 @ CIN 3 v TOR 3 v SDP 3 @ MIA 3 @ NYY 3 v OAK 3 v KCR All Star Break (4 days off)
  5. 100 games to go... We are 31-31 and tied for 4th in the ALE w TBR. WC Race 39-21 BAL 36-26 KCR 33-28 MIN 31-30 DET -2.0 31-31 BOS -2.5 31-31 TBR -2.5 29-32 TEX -4.0 29-32 TOR -4.0 28-35 HOU -6.0 4 games coming up vs the worst team in MLB. If we can't make a move, here, when can we?
  6. INT'L League leaders: BB T3 Meidroth T8 Kavadas T8 Sogard OBP 5. Meidroth .437 8. Kavadas .422 OPS 10. Kavadas .948 Eastern League OPS 1. Lugo 1.069 (.153 ahead of #2) 7. Teel .875 8. Gasper .861 9. Mayer .860 30. Anthony .779
  7. Lugo and Hickey homered for Woo. Meidroth and Sogard w 3 hits. POR got blasted. Anthony returned and hit a solo blast & walked. GRE was shut out. Wehunt 4 IP 2 ER Salem bashed 9-1.
  8. Can't make any predictions with this RED Sox team, but 3 out of 4 should be the over-under.
  9. MLB Team ERA (after Sox game) 2.75 NYY 2.93 PHI 3.19 LAD 3.25 BAL 3.35 BOS (6th in WHIP at 1.15) 3.46 SEA 3.50 CLE 3.60 KCR & ATL 3.74 DET 3.77 MIL K/BB 3.6 MIN 3.5 SEA 3.4 BOS 3.3 PHI 3.2 DET 3.0 CLE, SDP, ATL, TBR
  10. He has pitched like the teams #1 or 2 pitcher for some stretches longer than 2-3 months. He's pitched like a #3 for 2-3 month stretches, too. ERA/FIP 3.97/3.98 first 15 starts w BOS ('20-'21) 4.73/4.45 next 17 GS (to end of .21) 7.84/5.48 first 5 starts of '22 2.60/3.17 next 12 GS '22 5.67/5.39 last 15 GS of '22 6.30/5.73 first 9 GS of 23 (sent to pen) 3.16/3.27 end of '23 (8GS and 22 as RP) 3.40 ERA first 8 GS of '24 His bad stretches are usually not all that long, but sometimes they are and they can be really bad (below a #5.)
  11. Best MLB ERAs w 42+ IP Blue= available, this past winter 1.70 R Suarez 1.82 Gil #3 1.85 Houck (8th in IP) 1.88 Imanaga 1.97 Skubal 2.23 Wheeler (3rd in IP) 2.13 S Lugo (1st in IP) 2.26 Burnes (5th IP) 2.27 Assad 2.37 T Anderson (10th IP) 2.48 Olson 2.63 Singer 2.71 Sanchez 2.71 Hicks 2.73 Stroman 2.78 Berrios 2.78 Blanco 2.70 Nate 2.84 Nola (2nd in IP) 2.90 Stone 2.93 Glasnow (4th IP) 2.93 Fried 2.95 Webb (6th IP) 2.96 Lorenzen 2.84 Lively 2.99 Castillo (7th IP) 3.06 Gomber 3.06 Sale 3.09 Rodon 3.11 Lodolo 3.12 Fedde 3.18 B Miller 3.21 Ragans 3.22 Flaherty 3.22 Falter 3.29 Gilbert 3.29 Paxton 3.32 Yamamoto 3.33 B Brown 3.35 B Wilson 3.38 J Ryan 3.39 Abbott 3.39 J Irvin #44. 3.40 Pivetta 8 pitchers @53. 3.51 Crawford 12 pitchers #65. 3.92 Criswell
  12. When Pivetta is on, he looks awesome. I know you can say that about a lot of pitchers, but Nick has had a few very nice stretches in several seasons, along with some real stinker stretches. Since May 28th, last year, he has been excellent. 110 pitchers with 120+ PAs (before today's awesome game) ERA- 14. Houck 73 (ahead of Kelly & Verlander) 17. Pivetta 76 (probably up close to Houck, now. Ahead of Gray and Monty)) 41. Crawford 90 (tied with Nate & Nola)
  13. "Salvaged something" not made the trade a good one, overall. It will always be a bad trade, unless DHam goes nutty.
  14. DHam up over .750 with that double. If this is not fluke, and with his speed, we may have salvaged something from that "horrific JBJ trade."
  15. He was ranked 10th by sp's back in DEC '22, dipped some, and should be top 7-9 on their next update. Here is their last summation on him: Potential back-end starter or multi-inning bridge arm. Ceiling of a mid-rotation starter. Wide variance arm with a high ceiling and low, but rising, floor. Size, delivery, and inconsistent command and control profile might push him into the bullpen, but has shown among the best raw stuff of any arm in the system and was identified by scouts as the top pitching prospect in the Florida Complex League in 2022. Will flash two plus pitches, with his changeup and cutter showing potential as well. All have shown bat-missing ability, and he shows comfort throwing all of them in most counts. Athletic and moves well on and off the mound. Next step in his development is finding consistency with his delivery and showing he can handle a full season’s workload. By staying healthy for the 2023 season, has gone a long way towards addressing the latter concern.
  16. On Sox... 1st RBIs (9 ahead of 3rd place Duran) 2nd in games and PAs 3rd SBs 4th in XBHs (18) 4th TBs (6 behind Abreu and 2 ahead of O'Neill) 4th in Runs (1 behind O'Neill)
  17. So, we see Ref at DH vs a RHPs. Watch my idea fail miserably, now.
  18. So, we see Ref at DH vs a RHPs. Watch my idea fail miserably, now.
  19. But they rent from themselves, so money made by the real estate side is paid by the operations side of the ledger, right?
  20. That has been my major point, all along, although cuts in spending has not helped matters. When you try to fix a rotation with $10M/1 guys, the odds they will not do well goes up. Our highest SP'er signing since Sale & Nate was Gio, and he promptly joined the IL gang.
  21. No doubt. The top FAs we signed, mostly did well or okay. Hardly any were major busts or spent over half their time on the IL. 2018: 31 Price 22 JD 22 HRam did okay in '18 21 Porcello 14 Pedey 13 Kimbrel 13 Sale 11 Betts 9 Pom Pom 7 Bogey 7 Moreland 6 JBJ 4 Nunez 2013 16 Lackey 15 Ortiz (2 yr deal) 13 Dempster (opted out of 2 yr deal) 13 Vic (only did well in '13) 12 Lester 10 Pedey 10 S Drew 9 Jake 7 Hanrahan 6 Buch 16 GS but did great 5 Gomes 5 Napoli 5 Salty 4 Uehara what a steal! 4 Bailey Look how little RED there is.
  22. Strahm for PHI in 2024: 25 IP 2 ERs (0.72 ERA) 16 Hits 3 BB 35 Ks 0.760 WHIP .468 OPS Against Some of the guys Bloom signed have done much better, after leaving, as in Strahm & Perez. (Others, not so much.)
  23. Is that "revenue" or just value added to franchise, when sold?
  24. Wow! #57! Quite a jump. Maybe Cespedes joins the top 100, next.
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