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  1. It's a better comparison than you think. Cy Young was a pretty good hitting pitcher, with a slash line of .210/.234/.516 in the deadball era. Leon over 7 years is .229/.293/.635 in a decidedly different era for hitting.
  2. Nice play by Devers; seems like most of his fielding problems occur on plays where he has time to think. If he just has to react, he is usually okay.
  3. Agreed. He's got all the numbers, traditional and modern.
  4. So what if he did? They have worked very well together all season, why mess with success?
  5. And has been the norm lately, later in the game he probably will.
  6. Because to quote Crash Davis: "If you believe you're playing well because you're getting laid, or because you're not getting laid, or because you wear women's underwear, then you *are*! And you should know that!" Price has pitched extremely well with Leon behind the plate most of the season. And he sure has done well so far tonight.
  7. At least they broke up the string of pennants by the Evil Empire. If the Guardians had not won the AL that season, the Stankees would have won 10 straight pennants from 1949-1958. As it was, New York went 103-51 that season to finish second. The Whiite Sox were 94-60 and ended up a very distant 3rd.
  8. Efficient outing by Velazquez.
  9. No need to be snarky, I just asked if Borucki had been painting the corners all night, because he sure did the first inning I watched.
  10. That's not what I asked. And they've hit him pretty well this year before tonight.
  11. Just like last year, they got off to a poor start and have turned it on as the season has progressed.
  12. Of course, if the starter doesn't get out of it, then all the armchair managers can say I told you so.
  13. Pure 20-20 hindsight. If it was so obvious, why no posts from you saying that Eovaldi had lost it?
  14. Just tuned in, has Barucki been putting it on the black all night?
  15. God I hate giving up runs on bloop hits. I like getting them, but hate giving them up.
  16. Sox will get no help the next couple of games since the Yanks are playing the Twins, who just lay down for the evil empire.
  17. That’s been a strike all night both ways. It may not be right, but it’s been consistent.
  18. You manage a lot better if the players perform. If the Sox lose, Hembree and Brasier have the goat horns.
  19. Houston has relievers who aren’t afraid to throw the ball; the Red Sox have a bunch of guys who are.
  20. Which of those pitches would you have had him swing at, the one that was 2 inches outside or the one that was perfect on the outside corner at the bottom of the zone? He wasn’t going to hit either one of them.
  21. I hope I’m wrong but I don’t like Swihart here.
  22. Since Wright started the 7th, how did he come in with runners on? And I like Wright here. At least he looks like he wants to be out there. Kimbrel will pitch the 9th no matter what happens in the bottom of the 8th.
  23. The play by play guy is okay. Not great, but okay. Agree 100% on ARod. I can take or leave Mendoza; she was okay at first but she doesn’t add much. Really prefer the midweek guys. Can’t think of the play by play guys but both Herschiser and Perez are good.
  24. So who would you put in? They’ve got to find somebody who can pitch in relief. No one has stepped up. You could see Hembree’s problem coming because he didn’t want to throw a pitch after he got 2 strikes.
  25. Yes, it has eliminated it; the best pitcher in the league needs to be durable. Missing over a month of the season should be factored in.
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