to me it would seem like it might actually hurt us. we're already good at controlling the strike zone. i think other teams might get better at it more than we would from the change. but who knows, maybe we'd offset that with more dongs since we have so many power bats.
Throwback to when Rany totally called this http://grantland.com/the-triangle/chicago-cubs-rebuilding-theo-epstein-javier-baez-kris-bryant-jake-arrieta/
since dex has been so good defensively, i'd imagine he'd stay in CF barring late subs, which is fine. any combination of almora, fowler, heyward would be hilariously good
next kevin pillar i'm much more excited about getting to see almora's defense semi-regularly (and maybe he'll babip his way to some offensive success - he certainly has that ability) than i would be about the murton nostalgia act
Run differential has nothing to do with fantasy sports. But it's the proof of just how good we are and we are utterly dominant, so it's fun. The more runs they score and the fewer they allow, the more games they're likely to win. Who cares about getting save opportunities?
it feels like grimm just throws bp in these blowouts like he's supposed to just fire in strikes but when he does that it's easier to tee off on than most or something