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  1. I might term it "less inferior" but yeah.
  2. martin to CF. Roden to left. Kody to 1st
  3. Note from the ballpark: Roden's walkup music is some sweet mid-70s Fleetwood Mac. He's gone up 1400, 1500 percent in my estimation.
  4. O/U on Sal Perez dongs this weekend: 1.5. Place your bets. I got the over.
  5. We're short in the dugout so it evens out.
  6. Right, they might be able to pull it off for the rest of 2025. Might. None of the 3-4 inning guys will always go 3-4 innings, and you still need a bullpen for when Ryan or Lopez go 5-6. Hardly anyone even carries a single long reliever any more. We're essentially talking 6 to 8 long relievers here. And the proposal above has them going once every 5 days.
  7. If this is justba way to see more potential starters for the rest of 2026, ok I guess. You might pull it off. Might, but 4 relievers in the pen is tough. Full season? The whole idea of "piggyback" starters, or 3--4 inning starters in general, just doesn't work, nor make much sense.
  8. Scads better at SS than 2nd? I'm not sure such a player exists. SS is harder than 2B.
  9. This paragraph makes me want to throw up.
  10. WAR is dung, concur. Particularly fWAR. But looking at just batting average also misses a great deal about a player's offensive production. At a minimum add On Base Percentage and Slugging percentage. Wallner comes out better when you consider those aspects, although he spent a lot of this season really struggling. The strikeouts are a problem, contributing to his slumps and really limiting his RBI. Still and all, he's nowhere near the biggest offensive hole. And IMO he's been taking much better ABs for a while now. Of course, slumps and streaks are probably always going to be part of his game. Too much swing and miss does that.
  11. We're writing off 2025 AL MVP so quick??
  12. Does Keashall get the key to the city, or the state?
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