vs RHP:
Yaz: 126 wRC+
Murphy: 83 wRC+
vs LHP:
Yaz: 20 wRC+
Murphy: 123 wRC+
vs RHP:
Yaz: 126 wRC+
Murphy: 83 wRC+
vs LHP:
Yaz: 20 wRC+
Murphy: 123 wRC+
Here's 20 names I think could get taken in the draft, along with their projected MLB roles for whoever takes them:
Here's 20 names I think could get taken in the draft, along with their projected MLB roles for whoever takes them:
2019: 3.25
2020: 2.40
2021: 2.87
2022: 0.78
2024: 2.31
2025: 1.99
Great job by the #Dodgers to get the best RP on the market at 3yr/$69M.
2019: 3.25
2020: 2.40
2021: 2.87
2022: 0.78
2024: 2.31
2025: 1.99
Great job by the #Dodgers to get the best RP on the market at 3yr/$69M.
On the surface, he’s a two-pitch pitcher that had a 4.52 ERA in 89.2 IP, but he had good peripherals with a 3.71 bFIP (3.57 w/ WSN). I think he needs a deeper arsenal to be more effective as a starter, but the fastball/slurve combo has worked.
On the surface, he’s a two-pitch pitcher that had a 4.52 ERA in 89.2 IP, but he had good peripherals with a 3.71 bFIP (3.57 w/ WSN). I think he needs a deeper arsenal to be more effective as a starter, but the fastball/slurve combo has worked.
Quick thread breaking down all the players moving around:
Quick thread breaking down all the players moving around:
Dylan Cease's 3.45 bFIP was 2nd among FA SPs (1st: Ranger Suárez, 3.14). He's durable too; he leads all of MLB in starts since 2020 (174). The Jays care about that; Berríos and Gausman both ranked in the top 5.
Dylan Cease's 3.45 bFIP was 2nd among FA SPs (1st: Ranger Suárez, 3.14). He's durable too; he leads all of MLB in starts since 2020 (174). The Jays care about that; Berríos and Gausman both ranked in the top 5.
Big fan of Gray, he had good peripherals despite the rough 4.28 ERA (3.39 FIP, 3.50 bFIP), and he has a track record of success. Also averaged 177 IP over the past three years. Should easily slot in at 2 for Boston.
Big fan of Gray, he had good peripherals despite the rough 4.28 ERA (3.39 FIP, 3.50 bFIP), and he has a track record of success. Also averaged 177 IP over the past three years. Should easily slot in at 2 for Boston.
- He’s an extreme lift & pull hitter: 24.2% AirPull% w/ TEX (since ‘22), 10th in MLB min. 1500 BBE
- Hit 93 HR w/ TEX
- Would’ve hit 96 HR if all games were at TEX
- Would’ve hit *111* HR if all games were at NYM (~15% increase)
- He’s an extreme lift & pull hitter: 24.2% AirPull% w/ TEX (since ‘22), 10th in MLB min. 1500 BBE
- Hit 93 HR w/ TEX
- Would’ve hit 96 HR if all games were at TEX
- Would’ve hit *111* HR if all games were at NYM (~15% increase)
Semien is due for 3yr/$72M on his contract, while Nimmo is due for 5yr/$102.5M.
Rangers were looking to shed money, and they do so in the short term in exchange for a longer-term deal w/ Nimmo, who’s also younger + the better player this past yr.
1: Yankees - 119
T2: Mariners - 113
T2: Dodgers - 113
The Toronto Blue Jays have faced (or will face) all three this postseason.
1: Yankees - 119
T2: Mariners - 113
T2: Dodgers - 113
The Toronto Blue Jays have faced (or will face) all three this postseason.
1. Aaron Judge - 7.9
2. Shohei Ohtani - 7.7
3. Fernando Tatis Jr. - 7.4
4. Kyle Tucker - 6.8
5. Geraldo Perdomo - 6.3
6. Kyle Schwarber - 6.3
7. Cal Raleigh - 6.2
8. Paul Skenes - 5.4
9. Zack Wheeler - 5.2
10. Nick Kurtz - 5.1
1. Aaron Judge - 7.9
2. Shohei Ohtani - 7.7
3. Fernando Tatis Jr. - 7.4
4. Kyle Tucker - 6.8
5. Geraldo Perdomo - 6.3
6. Kyle Schwarber - 6.3
7. Cal Raleigh - 6.2
8. Paul Skenes - 5.4
9. Zack Wheeler - 5.2
10. Nick Kurtz - 5.1
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