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Look at Ray Ray Run

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  1. Yeah, I heard the same thing.
  2. Haven't watched but how did he give up the one hit?
  3. Javy Vazquez was never ever this bad. Javy Vazquez wasn't as good as his metrics but he wasnt as bad as lopez has been. Lopez doesn't have good metrics either because when he's bad he's so bad. When he's good he's lights out but he has no idea what makes him good it seems.
  4. I've never seen any pitcher in my lifetime that is harder to figure out and evaluate than Reynaldo Lopez. How can you be so dominant and so bad in such short periods of time?
  5. 2020 needs to be a competitive year.
  6. Guy may clean sweep the awards for position players.
  7. Abreu knows. No one taking it harder than him when, in the grand scheme of things, it meant nothing. Obviously terrible baserunning but is what it is.
  8. "That guys not even a vendor" was a classic for Bennetti right there.
  9. A high school kid would shit his pants and likely break in on that 100+ mph ev liner to center. I get your point though. I do think fans have no idea how difficult that read is when you haven't had 1000 reps looking at it.
  10. He's really bad at reading balls right at him. He's fine on everything else. Inexperience at the position the most likely culprit.
  11. He doesn't get there regardless but he looked like a dope going back on that. Broke back right with ball tailing back left off the lefty bat.
  12. I believe he was AA POY, not the MiLB POY. Andruw Jones the only one to win it twice. The list is a collection of, mostly, MLB stars. Since 2000, Jeff Francis, Matt Garza and Hellicksom are probably the worst of the bunch. The worst position player is Will Myers, and second worst is amazingly Justin Upton or Jason Heyward.
  13. I think Acuna and Soto ruined expectations for a lot of young players regarding fans.
  14. Amazing to me that Palka still gets any at bats. A guy who cant field or run who is 1-51. That's not a slump.
  15. Does Renteria really call Moncada, Moncy? What a terrible nickname. Guy should be fired for that alone.
  16. Awesome, they ran on Scott Podsednik constantly. Juan Pierre spent 10 years in CF'er with an arm weaker than my wife who has never thrown a baseball in her life. Eloy's arm is much better than Juan Pierre. You are greatly exaggerating both how bad Eloy is in left and the importance of LF defense
  17. That would practically equal (-9) Mannys best defensive year in his career lol.
  18. If Tim Anderson changed nothing about his defense but for the mental lapses and errors he'd be a top 10 defensive SS. The physical errors will always happen - the mental ones simply can't continue at this rate.
  19. The next day a left fielders arm is the make or break from winning and losing will be the first in baseball history. It is already a historically weak defensive position and a LF'ers arm may mean less than anything else on a baseball field defensively. Manny Ramirez and Carlos Lee spent a decade ++ in LF - I'm pretty sure Eloy playing left with a very good defensive CF'er like Robert will mean very little. You're overreacting. Bad fielders have been in LF since the invention of the game and Eloy is far from the worst of the bunch.
  20. His footwork on throws is his biggest problem and the strength of his arm has allowed him to survive it. He is almost better throwing off balance than he is in rhythm.

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