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early season Fun with Numbers--Brent Rooker's first pitch strike percentage is 150%.

But he battles his tail off...gives 110%.

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What if the team is running low on baseballs for BP?

Maybe some Nerf balls for him. I don't think another team would give up regulation MLB baseballs for a pitcher who gives up hits. A pitcher's job is LITERALLY to not give up hits or walks.
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Robbie Grossman has an average of .000, but an OBP of .615.

 

That is insane.

Brings to mind, a former Washington Senator (Griffith organization) third baseman Ed Yost. He wasn't a high percentage hitter, didn't have great power but still led the league in walks several times.

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Twins generally not punishing Urena enough for his lack of control so far... Far too many swings at marginal pitches, given how wild he's been. 

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Watching pitchers like Urena is painful. He can’t find the zone and seems to throw roughly two pitches a minute.

I'm sure that it's just as riveting for the defense behind him.

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That was all due to the defense being too preoccupied with Sano's speed on third.

Which was exaggerated due to the defense falling asleep behind a pitcher that can't hit the broad side of a barn.

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If we've got to deal with replay, the very least they could do was get it correct.

 

...or you just go ahead and hit another anyway!

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