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  1. more than anything, i'd like to do away with the weekly waivers garbage, and just have them set to 2-3 days like a normal league would do it gets to Saturday and a pitcher gets scratched so you're trying to fill in via FA, only the only three or four palatable options are somehow still on waivers despite being dropped like a week ago ugh
  2. Cuddyer broke down again and i subbed Loney into 1B and pulled back Weeks from the bench exciting stuff
  3. BA: http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/2013-mlb-draft-first-round-analysis/
  4. eh, still preferred Gray there, but i wasn't going to be devastated either way
  5. i'm fine with it just on the slim chance some of the younger free-swingers will see his approach work and have a light bulb go on about working the count, etc. i realize that's a very remote possibility, but if nothing else it helps restore my blood pressure to normal levels after watching some of the terrible Castillo, Castro ABs
  6. well, his numbers were better than Gerardo Concepcion's last year... http://claydavenport.com/stats/webpages/2011ppageCBArealALL.shtml Concepcion: 102 IP, 3.8 BB/9, 4.7 K/9 - 3.36 ERA Gonzalez: 113 IP, 2.3 BB/9, 5.9 K/9 - 3.19 ERA but then again, he was six years older
  7. Who is he? viewtopic.php?f=9&t=60950&p=2948784#p2948784
  8. at any rate, ZiPS, a more...proven system, projected him 50 OPS pts higher than that before the season and it's reasonable to assume holding firm at a higher level should only serve to improve that projection
  9. damn, too bad my predecessor foolishly made the mistake of moving Braun off 3B once upon a time i could have been all "oh, what...he's an outfielder now??"
  10. moreover i see that Machado's only eligibilities per CBS are 3B, U but when i try to force Cuddyer (79 more career games [79] at 2B than Machado's had [0] at SS) into my 2B pit of despair, no dice apparently there are even more ridiculous league loopholes i haven't picked up on yet
  11. i'd love to hear how you came up with that Nate Silver
  12. last i looked a few days ago, he'd just missed on a few HRs and underperformed his xbabip a little bit to where assuming neutral or slightly positive batted ball fortunes he'd be performing right at his career averages i'd say i'm 'concerned', but not yet 'worried'; i'd obviously preferred that this would be a year he'd make another step forward and that hasn't happened, but sometimes that happens more abruptly for a player than gradual improvements
  13. that ridiculous tulo trade's got me wondering why tim's been playing machado at shortstop all year like, if i had wil myers or bryce harper or josh willingham could i play them at catcher?
  14. i'm ambivalent toward Mozeliak as a GM, but it's pretty undeniable their player development is as good as it gets; a fairly high amount of their prospects reach their supposed ceilings
  15. Alcantara's 150 G / 550 AB pace right now is 76 R, 25 HR, 79 RBI, 41 SB (54 BB, 139 K) & .282/.350/.480 (.333 babip) the only qualifying players in the Southern League who are younger than Alcantara are Christian Yelich, Joc Pederson and Roni Torreyes Mike Newman (FG) liked him quite a bit in his preseason Southern League rankings: Arguello had a pretty glowing write-up too, from late April i think if he keeps playing at this rate, he'll be a universal inclusion in top-100 lists
  16. more (platoon) power huagh huagh ho http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-CJZNr05VEDA/TrxLxyL1PeI/AAAAAAAAAD4/0qZ82ZuqHGE/s400/tim%2Btaylor.jpg
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