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Just now, PeanutPunch33 said:

Nico's regression or whatever is going on is so depressing.  Guy can't get anything going for a 10-15 game stretch 

He's hitting 383 in his last 15 games LOL

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I have the MLB Extra innings package, and I know about the blackouts, but still get absolutely annoyed that I can’t watch the Cubs when they play Yanks, Mets or Pirates 🏴‍☠️. Gotta love how these streaming sites can drive you crazy 

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Just now, PeanutPunch33 said:

oh lol.  Still, he doesn't look like the same guy to me.  

leads MLB in hits since the ASG

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1 minute ago, Derwood said:

leads MLB in hits since the ASG

Interesting, I stand corrected.  Hopefully he keeps it up.  Lineup is completely different when he's on his game.  

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Yep - Warren is going nine today. They haven’t worked him at all it seems. I’m watching gamecast, so not the same effect. Are they just trying to wrap this game up quickly or something? It must be painful to watch this offense today. 

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Not looking great and with the next 2 pitching matchups ,  good chance at a Yankees sweep . Really need this game 

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I always wondered if they did these big shifts in the 80s and 90s, how many more hitters would of had 200 hits seasons, only because alot of those guys would hit the other way often.

Just thinking about something while watching cubs hitters rush to make outs 🙄🙄

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I’ll take Shota giving up 2 runs any day.  Not his fault we can’t hit middling pitching.

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Reminder number 9713 that the crew of Boog, JD and T-Mac is the best the Cubs have. Can’t wait to hear how Alex Cohen will ruin the beauty of Shohei Ohtani going 0-4 in a few days. 

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5 minutes ago, chibears55 said:

I always wondered if they did these big shifts in the 80s and 90s, how many more hitters would of had 200 hits seasons, only because alot of those guys would hit the other way often.

How about, how many fewer guys would have had 200 hits because of analytics and defensive positioning?

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Shota - great outing! Two costly miscues, but 6.2 with only 4 hits given up and 2 runs……I’ll take that all day. Hoping the bats can get him some runs

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6 minutes ago, JHBulls said:

Reminder number 9713 that the crew of Boog, JD and T-Mac is the best the Cubs have. Can’t wait to hear how Alex Cohen will ruin the beauty of Shohei Ohtani going 0-4 in a few days. 

He's not as good as Boog, but go listen to some other team's broadcasts.  He's light years better than Chip Caray or whoever does the Brewers games and outside of other big markets like LA or SF, Jason Benetti is probably one of the few guys who's better than Alex.

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7 minutes ago, Irrelevant Dude said:

How about, how many fewer guys would have had 200 hits because of analytics and defensive positioning?

Maybe, but alot of those hitters used the whole field when hitting including bunting for hits.  I just think the mentality of hitters were alot different back then and a little harder to defense against them

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Just now, chibears55 said:

Maybe, but alot of those hitters used the whole field when hitting including bunting for hits.  I just think the mentality of hitters were alot different back then and a little harder to defense against them

They were also seeing the same pitchers more frequently, seeing much less velocity, and less spin.  They wouldn't have been any more successful today with their strategy than they were then and probably less so.

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