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  1. harmony
    What makes the thread' title's conclusion official?
  2. harmony
    Like targeting Eugenio Suarez to play first base.
  3. harmony
    It was just odd that one sentence referred to Emerson Hancock by his first name and to Pete Alonso by his last name.
  4. harmony
    Emerson Hancock posted 0.0 fWAR and a negative 0.2 bWAR over those 90 innings. WAR calculations penalize Seattle pitchers for the perhaps outdated T-Mobile Park factors.
  5. harmony
    Don't confuse right-hander Emerson Hancock with Seattle prospect Colt Emerson, a 20-year-old infielder ranked ninth overall on MLB.com's Top 100 prospect list: https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects
  6. harmony
    Baseball Trade Values also assigns 0 surplus value to Seattle right-hander Emerson Hancock, a 26-year-old former first-round pick with five years of team control. Would anyone trade three arbitration seasons of Triston Casas for five years of Hancock? As the season progressed the Mariners converted Hancock to the bullpen even though Hancock had tossed a nifty quality start in April at Fenway Park: https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS202504230.shtml
  7. harmony
    Does anyone agree with Baseball Trade Values that Triston Casas currently has 0 surplus value? https://www.baseballtradevalues.com/trades?q=triston+casas&page=1
  8. harmony
    Milwaukee is highly unlikely to trade its ace with a vastly under market value contract for two players who missed this season with injuries and a nearly 31-year-old reliever who posted a negative 0.2 bWAR this year. The trio combined for a negative 1.1 bWAR this season. Teams are reluctant to trade quality for quantity in these 3- or 4-for-1 proposals. The Brewers may lose Rhys Hoskins but should return first baseman Andrew Vaughn, who ths year posted a 141 OPS+ and 1.3 bWAR in 65 games with the Brew Crew. Trivia: What team signed Freddy Peralta and Ketel Marte as teenagers out of the Dominican Republic?
  9. harmony
    Bo Bichette has posted 20.8 bWAR and an OPS+ of 121 in 748 MLB games. In March 2022 the Red Sox signed Trevor Story when Story had posted 27.0 bWAR and an OPS+ of 112 in 745 MLB games. Bichette turns 28 years old next March; Story was 29 years and three months old when he signed with Boston. Bichette is coming off a 3.4 bWAR season; Story was coming off a 4.3 bWAR season.
  10. harmony
    A postseason run should always be profitable but this article equates revenues with profits. A postseason run carries expenses such as transportation, lodging, promotion and daily expenses for many team employees, not just the players.
  11. harmony
    I started to write about Kenji Johjima but decided to ignore signings in the pre-Dipoto era.
  12. harmony
    This thread's discussion of Seattle's free agent signing has been limited to hitters. The Mariners signed left-hander Robbie Ray to a five-year, $115 million contract in November 2021. The M's signed lefty Yusei Kikuchi to a three-year, $43 million contract in January 2019.
  13. harmony
    Seattle fans still complain about the Mariners signing Chone Figgins to a four-year contract coming off his 7.7 bWAR season in 2009.
  14. harmony
    The Mariners have two years of team control on Logan Gilbert, three years on George Kirby, four years each on Bryce Miller and Bryan Woo, and two years with a vesting option for a third year on Luis Castillo. Starters Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan are among seven Seattle prospects on Jim Bowden's Top 50 prospect list. The Mariners may well make a push to sign first baseman Josh Naylor. However, Seattle returns lefthand-hitting 1B/OF Luke Raley, who in 2023-24 posted 5.9 bWAR to Naylor's 3.7 bWAR over the same two seasons. Recency bias clearly favors Naylor, who is three years younger than Raley.
  15. harmony
    Both (although hitters Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodriguez and J.P. Crawford signed extensions with the Mariners).
  16. harmony
    In 10 years under Jerry Dipoto, Seattle's longest contract for a free agent hitter was Mitch Garver's two-year, $24 million deal signed in December 2023. The Mariners are unlikely to have the financial constraints of recent offseasons, but Alex Bregman is a highly unlikely target.
  17. harmony
    Mariner wins bring me joy. Mariners losses don't bring me suffering; Mariner losses merely bring me an absence of joy. It was a fun season. Sixty years ago I was a Minnesota Twins fan who turned 10 years old during the 1965 World Series when the Dodgers needed seven games to topple my Twins. In my 30s I spent nearly six seasons living within walking distance of Dodger Stadium. I attended many games but could never embrace the Dodgers. I'll be pulling for The Blue of the East over The Blue of the West.
  18. harmony
    Fans in every sport are always second-guessing. This Seattle fan entered the season with high expectations but the competitive window should not be closing.
  19. harmony
    But this thread purports to be a "realistic look at the 2026 Red Sox."
  20. harmony
    Neither Jarren Duran nor Masataka Yoshida would be an ideal fit for the Mariners who might be in the offseason market for an established infielder or two.
  21. harmony
    The odds that Seattle targets Jarren Duran and Masataka Yoshida in an offseason trade are slimmer than the remote chance the Mariners make Luis Castillo available in a trade.
  22. harmony
    Active but successful front offices swing and miss on occasion (just as active and successful hitters such as Shohei Ohtani strike out 187 times in a season).
  23. harmony
    In 70 years of life this Mariner fan has attended two LCS games, both in Seattle. Last night 41-year-old Max Scherzer shut down the Mariners while 25 years ago 38-year-old Roger Clemens shut down the Mariners on a one-hitter in the 2000 American League Championship Series: https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/SEA/SEA200010140.shtml Baseball has changed as Scherzer went 5.2 innings on 87 pitches while Clemens tossed a complete game on 138 pitches.
  24. harmony
    Blue Jay fans were chanting “MVP, MVP” at every Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at-bat Thursday evening.
  25. harmony
    ??? Ivan Rodriguez had only one passed ball in 1999 and led the league in errors among catchers only in 1992 and 1996: https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/r/rodriiv01.shtml
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