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There will be inevitable games next season when Robert + AV are out and the entire lineup consists of guys with sub ~.280 OBPs

Paul Dejong is a.192/.265/.353 hitter since the start of 2021

Figures Moncada turns it on once everyone has stopped watching

I came here to say exactly this lmao

There's a point to be made about Taylor having a vastly superior season to Benintendi and the Twins acquiring him on the cheap, but whatever. None of this stuff on the margins matters now anyway.

The Yankees continuing to run him out there in a lost year when it's obvious something is wrong doesn't make any sense to me.

Rodon's final start of the season was a disaster. 8 batters faced, 0 outs recorded. Velo down ~1.5mph on all of his pitches. hopefully he's alright.

The Padres broadcast and Blake Snell are roasting GRF

Jose homering off Chris Sale

Perhaps they'll fall ass backwards into another Quintana trade, but it feels (and felt in the moment) like a huge mistake not dealing Cease at the deadline

Bryan Reynolds just doubled off the wall. Keuchel's fortunate it wasn't a HR. So much for that. Still pretty remarkable to see him having any success at the big league level in 2023

Keuchel is currently perfect through 6 against the Pirates

It's also not a coincidence this stuff keeps happening with the Dodgers. Surely there's nothing the White Sox can learn from the way they operate. 🙂

Betting on pitchers with elite strikeout rates and acceptable walk rates is always going to be a winning strategy in the long-term. The quality of contact Lynn allowed has been brutal, but there's a ton of variance in that. It's frustrating when every other start he was getting bombed, but nothing in his underlying metrics suggested he was completely washed.