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  1. sneakypower
    oh, we're doing this again...a guy who has the 17th-best WAR amongst pitchers over the past 5 years and is currently leading baseball in ERA is no better than a #4 starter Clay Buchholz, lol
  2. sneakypower
    mods, please rename this thread to 'priortotheo barfs insanity everywhere' or i guess just rename the whole forum, for that matter
  3. sneakypower
    he's blue.
  4. sneakypower
    he only needs to hit .226/.310/.402 (in his next 200 PA) to reach that plateau so, over
  5. sneakypower
    using zips' ROS (.274/.341/.499), he could still play -15 defense in LF and be an above-average starter over a full season my growing suspicion is that there's enough sorcery to Sveum's shifts (which have rated Soriano the best fielder in baseball, per UZR) that would cover up some of LaHair's limitations now i'd still be fine with trading him, but i think you're underestimating how bad the offensive climate is in the MLB now, mojo
  6. sneakypower
    worth noting is that the Trop is one of the most pitcher-friendly parks; adjusting for park factors, that line (conceivably) becomes .265/.352/.430 if he'd played half his games in Wrigley
  7. sneakypower
    good argument. you responded to a guy saying he'd be an above average hitter in LF, and a below average fielder, saying you were unsure even about the first part average for LF this year is .316 wOBA, which again he's projected to exceed by a significant margin
  8. sneakypower
    I'm still not willing to project him as an above-average bat going forward. which is good, because you're wrong about everything average wOBA is .313, zips has him at .358; he's definitely above-average
  9. sneakypower
    He did. But gave up 3 runs in the process. so...he didn't
  10. sneakypower
    I'm going to have to print a fresh batch of fan club membership applications. I expect numbers to be growing very soon. what happened to the Platoon Blake Dewitt and Ryan Flaherty Fan Club?
  11. sneakypower
    if we still had Z we'd only lose 85 games! oh, the humanity!
  12. sneakypower
    2nd in wOBA (.523), by a comfortable margin, and trailing Kemp by just .009
  13. sneakypower
    jesus, he's topped 195 innings the past two seasons, quit fixating on this stupid arbitrary threshold already and formulate a new argument that makes sense Yeah that's been the crux of my whole argument...No big deal that he's got a surgically rebuilt shoulder that's never topped what's suddenly an arbitrary number for a SP...I mean what kind of IDIOT expects 200 innings from a guy getting called "almost elite" in this thread who apparently we should just hand some money to this offseason....THAT makes sense. How in the [expletive] did you wade through all that to handpick quotes and come away with that's my only point? [expletive] yuuuch. TWO HUNDRED INNINGS, THERE MUST BE TWO HUNDRED
  14. sneakypower
    Florida farmhand Alex Sanabia perfect through 5 against Iowa Casey Coleman almost as effective though: 6 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 8 K so far
  15. sneakypower
    jesus, he's topped 195 innings the past two seasons, quit fixating on this stupid arbitrary threshold already and formulate a new argument that makes sense
  16. sneakypower
    you can imagine he'll charge the mound and pummel some poor unfortunate soul if this becomes a theme* *i'm rooting for this
  17. sneakypower
    i really believe there's going to be a huge difference in contracts, which makes Anibal more appealing; you can probably fit him and BJ Upton into your budget for close to what it'll take to sign Hamels if teams really do go crazy for Anibal though, i'd be more than happy picking up Edwin Jackson; he'll probably be bargain basement again, and you can conceivably fit he, Upton, S. Drew all in for the price of just Hamels fWAR since 2009: C. Hamels: 13.6 M. Cain: 13.2 E. Jackson: 12.0 (19th-best) J. Shields: 11.1 M. Garza: 10.8
  18. sneakypower
    the Lilly trade was not very good for us at the same time, the Pirates were able to pry away James McDonald (27 yo, 3.84 ERA with Pittsburgh) for Dotel; was never really too pleased about it
  19. sneakypower
    i just given up hope for some of Stewart's LDs to find holes
  20. sneakypower
    i think the word you're looking for is "mediocre"
  21. sneakypower
    again, I apologize for only basing it on the 4.20 starters era, good for 12th in NL. (actually now it's 4.04 after today's game, good for 11th). huh...ERA, why not wins-losses?
  22. sneakypower
    They have? From bukie's thread on April performance... That's in April... their performances in May certainly have done nothing to make them worse. jersey has two grading scales for rotations: 97 braves, and "mediocre"
  23. sneakypower
    your point made perfect sense, i just felt compelled to look up ridiculous offensive teams in recent memory
  24. sneakypower
    No season has ever had 3 >1.200 OPS hitters 97 rockies had four .900+ players 04 cards, 96 mariners had three 1.000+ players
  25. sneakypower
    this is like a Final Destination situation; Natrome Means and Stan Humphries are in padded rooms right now, incapable of sleep
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