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  1. Please don't waste this amazing performance from Kyle you friggin bums
  2. What hell are you swinging at that for Cody? horsefeathers.
  3. Real good start for Kyle. Give him some runs please.
  4. This is a great move for the defensive upgrade. Both dudes were dropped because they aren't hitting for horsefeathers. Yan's dropoff from 85-95 ish for a considerable time to completely unplayable is pretty surprising. He hurt us really badly this year, bottom line. Awful at everything.
  5. Great. LHP who averages 97 and has a 128 stuff+ on his SL and 117 on his CH. On the surface, this is a pretty good move by SF.
  6. Harrison last pitched 6/10 so maybe he senses it'll be him
  7. Ain't nobody scared of a Polar Bear unless they live in the Arctic. Busch Light OTOH...
  8. Can we get a Tom filter for every time he starts going on about The Man and the working class, etc.? Like, every horsefeathers post, it has to be shoehorned in there.
  9. It's not even close to the comparison you think it is and this comment is ridiculous. Bill Hamilton actually has a pretty steep launch angle but his career-high hard-hit rate is 20% and that came on just 84 batted balls. When he played full seasons his hard-hit rate was 11%, his average exit velo was 83. Billy Hamilton was always just weak. You're making an extremely lazy comparison and think you have a 22 year old pegged.
  10. Yeah I suppose I agree. It's just hard having so many in the pen that carry high walk rates.
  11. TBD for sure. It's a sound strategy vs the Cubs who usually take 3-6 innings to view a pitchers repertoire before scratching a run across. If they get a bullpen game it could be a shutout.
  12. The Cubs basically haven't been on the cutting-edge of anything the last few years and that is pretty frustrating and is catching up with us, similar to how we were behind the developing velo race for a couple years before it seemed like we made inroads, only to fall into the middle of the pack. We thought we had guys in charge that would be ahead of the game on each innovation but it seems they are lacking on several fronts. IMO improving control and command is way behind in our org, as well as getting hitters to pull fly balls and keep the ball off the ground. I don't know how other teams are doing it so well, but they are. Side note: seeing Breslow go entirely against the grain and go away from fastballs and pull out another Arrieta in Houck is pretty annoying too.
  13. Dodgers were down 9-4 in the 9th and scored 7 in the t9 including a granny from Heyward, who is once again posting an OPS in the 8s. BAL took down Judge with a HBP to the wrist. Shrewd move.
  14. So Scalzo has to get a look at some point soon, right? 27 scoreless IP to start the season, doesn't get many Ks but still has a .6 WHIP so he's clearly dominating hitters nonetheless. We could use more zone-pounders in the pen, only 6 BB all year. Could be another Miller, who has been everything we needed. He should find his way onto the 40 soon.
  15. Are you comparing their MLB time in which PCA has put up 20% of the PA that Billy had so far? In an ERA where the league OPS is 700? t's not a fair comp really at all. PCA has never posted an ISO under 200 at a level as a Cub. Hamilton's highest ISO at any level was 138. He was nothing but a slap hitter, hitting about 60% ground balls. The only similarity is the speed.
  16. Hamilton reached AAA at 22 years old, got 550 PA and was 20% worse than average. Basically posted a 100 ISO across 2000 MiLB PA. Basically the same.
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