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I think everyone is waiting for the Brewers to regress and it's not happening. I just laugh because the Brewers have been leading the division for most of the season and nobody wants to talk about them. Just watching the Crew, you can look into that dugout and tell they believe they can win the division. Admittedly they're one bad slump from losing that lead
Pedro Baez is soooooooooooooooo fuckiiiiiiiiiiing sloooooooooooooow
Thought Cody was gonna smash that 3-1 pitch. Damn.
With Kershaw pitching sunday I'm sure Wood will be an all-star by then. Otherwise we riot.Alex Wood 10-0, first Dodger pitcher to start 10-0 since 1962...
... and not on the All-Star team
Musgrove 5 2/3 IP, meh.
These Dodgers remind me a lot of the 2001 Seattle Mariners.
These Dodgers remind me a lot of the 2001 Seattle Mariners.
As I sit at work today, I'm stuck with the eternal thoughts of if the Cardinals should buy and sell, and who we could sell that would be worth anything.
One point off though.
Lynn/Oh/Rosenthal would at least bring value.
However, I think this ownership group has blinders on. They are going to get 3 mil in tickets sold, so I fully expect them to be buyers instead.
Lynn/Oh/Rosenthal would at least bring value.
However, I think this ownership group has blinders on. They are going to get 3 mil in tickets sold, so I fully expect them to be buyers instead.
Lynn's return would have to outweigh a first round draft pick (that we'll get after someone signs him because of QO). I'm all for selling him, but not sure that's what he would get. Depends on other pitching.
Rosenthal would get a lot. Honestly, we could trade those three guys, buy low on some bullpen piece from Miami or something, and pretty sure we could still compete. Luke Weaver is probably close to as good as Lynn right now.
You been smoking too much with Lavar lately scooter. DM come get your boyCarlos Guillen>Corey Seager
Outside of Braun, I wouldn't be mad to see the Brewers win the division. Just don't let the Cards take it.
So the Cubs are on track for one of the worst declines in run differential for a WS champ.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-cubs-have-one-of-the-worst-championship-hangovers-ever/
What a Cubs thing to do
So the Cubs are on track for one of the worst declines in run differential for a WS champ.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-cubs-have-one-of-the-worst-championship-hangovers-ever/
Red Sox fan didn't read the chart
Two seasons of higher than expected pitching and their quick regression is what stands out to me.Its amazing how bad this team is playing after 2 very sucessful seasons with little roster change. However I think losing Ross and Fowler was much more detrimental to the team than anyone thought it would be.
Two seasons of higher than expected pitching and their quick regression is what stands out to me.
"But unlike the 2014 Red Sox or the 98 Marlins, the 2017 Cubs have fallen apart while fielding a roster thats largely unchanged from the year before. "
i'm just sayin' you're on there twice.
Yeah. They caught lighting in a bottle with their pitching. In theory they should've traded some of their bunch of good players for an ace but Arrieta and Hendricks came out of nowhere to be a great 1-2 punch and they have disappeared just as quickly.
Mostly crap. Smoak and Osuna are really the only bright spots this year. Starters have been inconsistent. Estrada turned to crap. Hitters are one dimensional. Donaldson is having a terrible year mostly because of injury.Can someone summarize what Toronto has been like?
Two seasons of higher than expected pitching and their quick regression is what stands out to me.
That and some of their players just aren't as good as people thought. Schwarber certainly isn't the threatening bat people were calling him. Cubs should've traded him when his value was higher.
They'll have to do something to address their pitching, either spending a lot of money or trading whatever prospects they have. Replacing 60% of your rotation (Lackey, Arrieta, Anderson) is hard for any team. I guess they can continue to run Eddie Butler out there.