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OmarComing25

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  1. QUOTE (Jose Paniagua @ May 2, 2016 -> 03:16 PM) Sox offense amongst all MLB: 6th least likely to strikeout 11th most likely to make contact 15th best RC+ (offensive value factoring in park & league effects) 15th best OBP 14th best batting average 17th best wOBA 18th most likely to draw a walk 20th in SLG We're 24th in BABIP which, if you care to make that leap, could suggest we've been quite unlucky once the ball comes off our bat. Though there is not much really to go on regarding that yet. We are unfortunately 4th least likely to hit a line drive. 7th lowest Hard%. Probably a big factor in the low BABIP. As for the Hard%, here are the average exit velocities of all our hitters (MLB average is 89.15 mph): Navarro: 86.40 mph Abreu: 88.31 mph Frazier: 89.29 mph Lawrie: 89.35 mph Rollins: 85.71 mph Saladino: 84.28 mph Melky: 91.15 mph Avi: 93.91 mph Jackson: 88.38 mph Sands: 89.76 mph Eaton: 88.48 mph Abreu is over 3 mph down from last year. If Avi can keep lifting the ball like he has been this season and cut down a bit on the strikeouts he might actually be able to stick around if he keeps hitting the ball hard. His flyball% is up almost 45% from his career average, and it's a small sample size but his O-Swing% over the past 7 days is just 20%, leading to a 1:1 K/BB ratio. Amazing what happens when he doesn't swing at everything. Just for fun, the pitchers: Albers: 86.84 mph Danks: 97.79 mph (ouch) Duke: 81.28 mph Jennings: 88.63 mph Jones: 87.42 mph Latos: 87.07 mph Petricka: 86.05 mph Putnam: 92.80 mph Quintana: 89.14 mph Robertson: 90.00 mph Rodon: 87.13 mph Sale: 90.66 mph Danks is more than 10 mph up from last year. Sale is actually more than 4 mph up from last year. It's worked out so far, but I'm not sure I prefer the new "pitch to contact" Sale.
  2. @SSS_pnoles Teams w/ lower total position player bWAR than Adam Eaton's bWAR (2.0): NYY CLE MIN OAK WSH PHI ATL CIN MIL SDP That's one-third of all teams.
  3. ESPN cut out Schilling from the documentary about the 2004 ALCS. How stupid and petty.
  4. OmarComing25 replied to Jake's topic in Pale Hose Talk
    QUOTE (pittshoganerkoff @ May 2, 2016 -> 08:30 AM) He's quickly becoming a favorite player of mine. I love his intensity, and I think it's having a positive impact on the team. I know there was that Cubs homer saying he's pissing everyone off, but I don't think that could be further from the truth. That sort of passion and intensity is what the Sox have been missing for years. On top of all of that, he's hitting well and playing in the field well. He's got some surprising power. I wouldn't be surprised to see 15-20 HRs from him. As far as his glove, we can probably not worry anymore about his transition to second base. He hit 16 last year playing half his games in Oakland, so 15-20 this year shouldn't be surprising at all.
  5. QUOTE (shysocks @ May 2, 2016 -> 08:42 AM) I feel like this isn't the first time Sale has done this. Somebody help me out? QUOTE (Dick Allen @ May 2, 2016 -> 08:58 AM) Torriiiiiiiiii Hunter was hit last year on a swing. I don't remember if it was strike 3 though. That kind of adds a lot to it. The limping back to the dugout in shame. He did it like 4 times last year IIRC. In that Cubs game where Sale struck out 15 it happened to Denorfia (4:32 in the Youtube video). Sandoval too. http://mediadownloads.mlb.com/mlbam/2015/0...25483_1800K.mp4
  6. Another fun note, with Price getting rocked last night Quintana now has the lowest ERA in the American League over the past calendar year.
  7. With just over 20% of the season's road games in the books, Sox already have 33% of last year's road win total. Also, today's ump makes me hope robot umps happen soon.
  8. QUOTE (Alexeihyeess @ May 1, 2016 -> 03:52 PM) Do not want to see the Orioles in the postseason, especially if they add an arm or two. It's obvious they are the best team the Sox have played this year.... goddamn that lineup is brutal. Their rotation sucks. I'd be fine with facing them.
  9. It's not like Sale was on today, I don't feel bad for him. But yeah Petricka looks horrible.
  10. QUOTE (Jose Abreu @ May 1, 2016 -> 02:35 PM) So an earned run, but it will help his FIP I guess 4 walks certainly won't help.
  11. QUOTE (Buehrle>Wood @ May 1, 2016 -> 02:31 PM) Yep. Botched it He's done that a lot this series.
  12. Did Lawrie struggle with another double play ball?
  13. Never seen so many pitches in the zone called balls on Game Day.
  14. Great week with the bat for Jackson, hits finally starting to fall.
  15. QUOTE (Alexeihyeess @ May 1, 2016 -> 02:06 PM) And they are looking good for 10 over .500 after that stretch. Target Field hasn't been necessarily kind to the Sox either. Game isn't over yet.
  16. Jackson with a lot of extra base hits this week.
  17. How much of it is the ump and how much of it is Navarro being a bad framer?
  18. On Game Day three of those balls were in the black.
  19. For those who can't watch, what happened?

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