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No on King; way too much Yankee stench on him.
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Great pun.
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Neither you nor anyone else here has any idea who was pursued and even less of an idea of what were the asking prices. Another starter was indicated, but I’m hard pressed to recall anyone resembling a front line starter being dealt at the deadline at all, indicating the asking prices were astronomical. There will be moves in the offseason via trade. Assuming Cheapo Henry will allow it, there’s money to spend as well.
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0.91 is a hell of a batting average. I think you meant .092 (or .09191919191… to be exact).
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Time to start your next Realistic Thread LOL, although you might want to wait a few days to cut down on the emotaposters.
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To be fair, Early was decent enough tonight. He was let down by some less than stellar defense, some lucky placed hits and had the misfortune of facing a guy at the absolute top of his game. He’s never going to be a top of the rotation guy but he can be a solid #3. If I had to give a comparison, Bill Lee comes to mind (Early throws harder, but the other stuff is similar).
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He’s been better than good, he’s been fantastic. His fastball was located well, his secondary stuff was excellent and located. He may never throw a game this good the rest of his career, but I’m betting he will. He’d have shut down any lineup in the majors tonight.
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Just have to tip your cap to Schlittler. 99 mph located on his 100th pitch. 70% strikes through 7 innings. He was absolutely filthy tonight and would have shut down any lineup in the majors tonight.
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What are you talking about?
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He’s pitched pretty well in September and his supposed control issues are not here tonight. Not much you can do when a pitcher with his stuff his on.
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Pure notating. Never confuse what he says in public with what he says in private.
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I’ve as much said all that a couple times. It was a tough play but one we’ve seen Rafaela make multiple times this year. If it hit 10 feet in any other direction, it gets caught by someone. I still think Abreu cutting in front of him last night (?) where they almost collided may have affected it but we’ll never know.
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What talent are you talking about? Please enlighten us on how you would have utilized the talent that’s on the roster right now differently.
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Well is he wrong? They didn’t make plays behind him. Statement of fact.
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Maybe Schlitters arm tightened up during that long inning.
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Early deserved a much better fate this inning. But we’ve seen this all year; plays that should be made aren’t and the floodgates open.
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I meant if it’s hit 10 feet In any other direction it’s caught. It was a tough play, but one we’ve seen him make before. Yankees have had some seeing eye hits this inning, but that’s baseball.
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No it wasn’t. Stanton is a very dangerous hitter. DP still in order. Not all walks are bad and he almost got him on the 3-2 pitch. He got the ground ball that could have been 2 if it’s hit 4 feet right.
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Wonder if Abreu’s play last night (cutting in from of Rafaela) affected that play. They got to work on the communication next year.
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Got weak contact, bad luck there.
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Schlitter is locating that 100 mph heater pretty well. Not like he’s just throwing it belt high down the middle. Sox seem to at least have an approach the second time around. Story went the other way as did Bregman. Yoshida’s gone that way twice for hits and Rafaela went oppo as well. That being said, they need to try and work the count a little better. Getting the pitch count up is likely the Sox best bet.
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You need to watch the game closer then. 3 times in 11 batters.
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IMO, 5GG would defend that decision. He’s not one to look at a play and then decide if the decision/strategy was correct. The thing is, it was one of those no man’s land plays. In the moment, a decision either way could be correct or wrong. Matt Antonelli posted an analysis of the play today. He thought Hudson/Eaton made the mistake of not going farther down the line. He pointed out that the 3rd baseman was a mile from 3rd, so there was no way Eaton could have been put out there and he probably gets home from 60 feet wen the throw gets away.
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The way Rice has been playing against the Sox since he came up, he probably woukd have pulled it off.
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With 2 outs you are running unless stopped by the 3rd base coach. This isn’t Little League, you don’t need the coach to tell you what to do in every situation.
