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That's the point. It really doesn't matter if you can field a lick if you're going to OPS 1.000 but when you're Delmon Young or Brian Buscher you're not long for an organization.

Gibson's agent should demand a trade.

At least this team managed to make it to mid-May this season before becoming unwatchable.

I disagree. Buscher had zero value. Thome was the best hitter on the team in 2010. The problem is when you sacrifice defense for sluggers that don't slug like Delmon, Doumit, and Plouffe.

Freeman boots a ball and then throws it away. Error overturned to a hit.

It will be interesting to see how many K our pitch to contact staff gets against the free swinging Braves.

It's actually quite impressive that the Sandlot actors are still in the stadium watching the game six and a half hours later. And looking like they're enjoying themselves too.

Ciriaco?

The Hicks play today?

Fun with numbers?

It must be an organization philosophy. Dick has spent the better part of the last week saying, "See, pitch to contact does work!"

How about it's dumb that it's calculated in different ways since Punto is a 1.1 on BR and .9 on Fangraphs.

What other stat just spews out random numbers like that? You don't have one place...

Thank you for giving Plouffe an error.

Thank God. Wonder what stupid calculation that article was referencing.

Parmelee a 1.

55 innings of 1.62 ERA and .90 whip > 65 AB of .880 OPS

"Power hitters like Mauer and Morneau are often called horses."

Y! SPORTS


Punto > Kershaw

I don't mean to make it look like I'm just bitching about everything (even though I may well be), but perhaps you could help me understand how that was more than an ordinary effort. I really...

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Oh now Dick wants a strikeout. You can't have your cake and eat it too.

See, pitching to contact DOES work!

Bunt on Plouffe every play.

Not giving an error on the play is like saying Adrian Peterson rushed for 15 yards when he got stopped at the line of scrimmage.

Quality start. What's the f-ing problem?