Posted:
#301
@MrBator
Do you really
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Posted:
#312
The real question with Miami is pretty simple
We know Woo is not a gas can. He has had real road issues, and Mr. Bator brought up a fair point with the controlled environment angle Ass
But if Miami can get a couple off him early, is Meyer good enough at home to hold that through five
Right now I think the answer is yes
Posted:
#319
I did look into the Meyer regression
There may be a little wiggle room in the numbers, but nothing screams implosion coming. This kid has been solid especially at home, and I’m not seeing an anything that says he’s just been getting lucky
Could Seattle get to him, fuck ya…It’s baseball.
But it’s not exactly like the Mariners’ bats are on fire right now either.
Posted:
#321
Look at these numbers. Come on, what the fuck am I supposed to do with this
Miami is red hot right now. Over the last two weeks, the Marlins are sitting around a .940 OPS, hitting over .300 as a team, and slugging over .550.
Seattle is ice cold. The Mariners have been sitting in the low .600s OPS recently, and they have not been doing much damage against right handed pitching
Posted:
#324
Quote Originally Posted by LVTruck:
Look at these numbers. Come on, what the fuck am I supposed to do with this Miami is red hot right now. Over the last two weeks, the Marlins are sitting around a .940 OPS, hitting over .300 as a team, and slugging over .550. Seattle is ice cold. The Mariners have been sitting in the low .600s OPS recently, and they have not been doing much damage against right handed pitching
concur
Look at these numbers. Come on, what the fuck am I supposed to do with this Miami is red hot right now. Over the last two weeks, the Marlins are sitting around a .940 OPS, hitting over .300 as a team, and slugging over .550. Seattle is ice cold. The Mariners have been sitting in the low .600s OPS recently, and they have not been doing much damage against right handed pitching
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