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Geographyhater8888

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  1. Dansby is Dansby. He packs like 90% of his hits into 30 games during these hot streaks.
  2. They’re 8 arms away from being as mediocre as they were on opening day.
  3. People would’ve called you nuts back in early April if you predicted he’d have a 373 OBP through 86 games. I don’t think he’ll sustain his 9.6 war pace but even finishing with a 130 wRC+ would put him over 8 war. It’s reminiscent of Caleb cutting his sack% by 250%. Let’s hope his completion percentage is next.
  4. He’s up there with 2006 Glendan Rush for worst individual season from a cubs pitcher off the top of my head.
  5. They need someone at least on Peraltas level in my opinion. But we’ve seen how effective Brown and Horton have been behind the Cubs defense by simply limiting home runs and hard contact. They don’t need a perennial Cy young award finalist to limit runs at a high level, just an all star.
  6. And both Brown and Horton were very good, but their xFIP/ERAs were over a run or so higher than their actual numbers. This staff doesn’t need a Skubal, just anyone who can induce soft contact and minimize home runs. People would appreciate the streaky bats if they noticed how much they contribute to run prevention. The team ERA is .04 runs higher than Pittsburghs with a 7.5 gap in war. Impressive horsefeathers. So is allowing the most home runs with a 99 park factor.
  7. I think his ejection last week was worth at least 1 war by inspiring everyone to beat Milwaukee.
  8. It’s mind blowing that he has a 370 OBP 85 games in. Thinking he’d ever be this high at any point of his career this many games in seemed optimistic, let alone this year back in early April.
  9. CC is streaky. He was great in April, sucked in May and early June and is back to being a manager of the year candidate. We need more consistency.
  10. Even while PCA has leveled off, he’s been on base 8/19 PAs with 2 stolen bases since Friday. His floor as a hitter is so much higher if this sticks.
  11. Cubs dead last in pitching war in June and only 14th in ERA. Miller’s allowed 6/16 hits this season against the Cubs in 2.1/34.2 innings.
  12. Bregman will have a game with 3 bloop hits on labor Day weekend with 3 RBIs like Heyward in 2016 and that’ll be his signature Cub game.
  13. You can sign Justin Turner for $170 million less to do that.
  14. Please move Bregman to the bottom of the order. He’s incapable of getting a big hit and his stats don’t merit him batting 2 either.
  15. PCA laying off these borderline pitches is one of the biggest year to year transformations I’ve ever seen.
  16. Dansby is as dependable as ever in these contact situations.
  17. It’s amazing that there hasn’t been a home run hit yet with the pitching matchup and wind conditions.
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