Jose Abreu

Tim Anderson

I Split G GS PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS TB GDP HBP SH SF IBB ROE BAbip tOPS+ 2 outs, RISP 241 288 249 86 73 16 0 11 96 0 0 35 57 .293 .389 .490 .879 122 0 4 0 0 19 3 .343 102 Late & Close 335 451 386 53 97 17 1 15 63 2 1 49 107 .251 .350 .417 .767 161 6 12 0 4 27 4 .306 77 Tie Game 548 881 792 97 233 47 7 45 134 2 0 69 169 .294 .358 .542 .899 429 30 13 0 7 22 8 .321 103 Within 1 R 634 1590 1437 192 431 88 8 71 234 5 2 111 303 .300 .360 .521 .881 748 46 31 0 11 31 16 .335 100 Within 2 R 646 2035 1838 242 536 117 9 87 284 6 2 137 393 .292 .354 .507 .861 932 57 47 0 13 34 19 .327 95 Seems pretty good to me.

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And he (Davidson) sees more pitchers per PA than anyone in baseball, literally

He is disciplined at the plate to a fault, arguably. Yes he strikes out a lot but it's not like he swings at garbage. If it's a ball, he generally takes it. A lot of posters want him to swing more and take less

Yoan mOBPcada

Tilson is fast.

If his defense keeps improving as it has been, we're looking at one of the best middle infields in baseball in a couple years

Great job by Moncada. Hell of a defensive inning.

Not a Benetti complainer but the call on the Yolmer DP was awful. That was NOT a routine play

Thanks for costing us a run before the homer Palka

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Players with a higher xwOBA than Jose Abreu in 2018: Mookie Betts Freddie Freeman Mike Trout Bryce Harper J.D. Martinez Brandon Belt Kris Bryant

Kind of reminiscent of Peavy in that video actually. Not sure if that's why you brought him up.

I didn't say generational talent, I don't know what that's in reference to. But yes, that line is excellent, I don't know why it wouldn't be.

If there's one thing I trust about the Sox, it's that. I wouldn't mind it.

I like him. He's young and actually a decent prospect, unlike the guys we've been trying in the outfield. I'll think he'll stick in the majors, but maybe not with us.

Is Dylan Cease a midseason AA promotion or does he spend the whole year (perhaps aside from the past few weeks, like 2017 Hansen) in Winston-Salem?

Power is one thing I don't really worry about with draft prospects anymore, unless it's someone who's a big time home run hitter or a speedy finesse guy. With the juiced ball, you have guys like Ozzie Albies- who were never power hitters- leading the league in home runs

If Detroit really passes on Mize (classic Detroit) I highly doubt SF/PHI do the same.

Once he gets to MLB and the juiced ball, I expect this to become less extreme. i.e. more doubles

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Yoan Moncada

3-3 with 3 walks in 6 PA tonight. OBP to .447. Ridiculous. If he doesn't make it as a catcher he'll be a fine 1B/DH with that patience/power profile.

Yeah I agree with the first sentence. I meant "hitter" in the sense of his all around game at the plate, i suppose. But to me, getting on base is the most important aspect of hitting. He's at .265/.447/.462/.909 for the season after tonight. That OBP is ridiculous, and the slugging % would probably rise with the juiced ball.