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  1. Gallo & Sano have the EXACT SAME career on base percentage. But don't let facts get in the way of whatever point you're trying to make.
  2. He's hit .250 once in his lifetime which was his only time over .223, I'll take the under. Under on the top 30 hitter as well.
  3. Some of those offensive number will improve. Some will also regress. Especially those far outpacing career based expectations.
  4. 23 at bat 2023 sample size or 2300 career at bat sample size? Gee beav.............
  5. Or MAYBE you might remember what that he was injured. Or not. On you I guess.
  6. A month and a half from now if we're discussing him not being healthy we probably won't remember this discussion either.
  7. 60 at bats for Sano last year is really not a relevant sample size.
  8. Seems like you've got little choice. Meanwhile, while you wait, your squad's on pace to score 638 runs.
  9. And yet his career OPS is less than Sano's. You do realize that, right?
  10. And you're going to project that he's somehow going to magically put that all behind him............ He is what he is until he ain't.
  11. You do realize that "who he is as a hitter" is a career .200 hitter who strikes out more than Sano? Right?
  12. "Prime" Kiriloff? Ain't quite sure what that is. He's a career .251 hitter with 11 career home runs. Projects to 17 home runs over 162 games but also that it will take three years for him to get to 162 games. Not holding my breath,
  13. If we grade trades by championships won then 90% of trades are lost by both teams.
  14. The thoughts need to be on how to score more runs. On pace for 638 runs which won't cut it.
  15. The only "roster crunch" likely to befall this squad is finding 26 healthy guys to dress each day.
  16. As bad as he was (or seemed last year) there have been a LOT of years when this team would have killed for relievers with a 4.43 ERA and 84 strikeouts in 63 innings.
  17. The best thing about these two games has been Correa and Buxton being in the lineup........
  18. At least we're not bringing up Andrew Albers or Alex Meyer or Cy Dean.......
  19. Not shocking. We scored fewer than 700 runs last year and did nothing to improve our offense other than trade away the AL batting champion and HOPE for improved health. The trade has worked out well but the health, not so much.
  20. And best of all the names Cave & Garlick were never spoken in this article.
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