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Chief McHeath posted:I still lol that Rougned Odor's brother is also named Rougned Odor, as well as their dad, Rougned Odor. Former MLB All-Star Jose Cruz has a son Jose Cruz (Jr.) who was in the MLB for quite a while, another son Jose (Enrique) Cruz that was also a prospect that didn't quite make the majors, and another son Jose (Javier) Cruz who was also in the minors and has been missing for 15 years
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No Safe Word posted:Fangraphs has it Oh nice, thank you for that!
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A couple years ago Ben Clemens wrote a piece about Greinke I found really interesting: https://blogs.fangraphs.com/zack-greinke-junk-merchant/ It's about the tight wire act balancing risking walks versus risking extra base hits. Old man Greinke is so fascinating to me. A young dominant arm is certainly aesthetically pleasing, but there is just something magical about an old vet relying on their wiles to get by.
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MrMojok posted:Where can I see CSW leaderboards? Alex Chamberlain's Pitch Leaderboard is where the stat came from (I forget what the min pitch count was set to but we're talking about 3 years of pitches and Greinke's #1 with the min set to 3200.) Here's his panel on the whole thing if you haven't seen it before because the Tableau stuff is a lot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojP6zji8_nY EDIT: I was also wrong he was specifically atop the fastball CSW leaderboard last year. https://twitter.com/that_glg20/status/1377823201321885698?s=20 Inspector_666 fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Apr 7, 2021 |
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Apparently Tatis is going to go rest & rehab route according to the Mets booth right now.
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ah lovely so the Padres are choosing, "come back in 10 days, reinjure it worse at some point, then maybe consider surgery" https://twitter.com/dennistlin/status/1379583541340557315 bawfuls fucked around with this message at 01:10 on Apr 7, 2021 |
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bawfuls posted:ah lovely so the Padres are choosing, "come back in 10 days, reinjure it worse at some point, then consider surgery" Great idea for your franchise player you just signed to a contract that will last the next five million years.
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bawfuls posted:ah lovely so the Padres are choosing, "come back in 10 days, reinjure it worse at some point, then maybe consider surgery" I can see trying to avoid surgery, but admitting there's a labrum tear and hoping he'll be back in the minimum seems completely ridiculous.
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On the other hand, he doesn't have to rush into surgery right away considering how long it'll keep him out. I can't imagine letting him play though, in just 10 days.
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If he comes back in 10 days and can't play then he gets the surgery then. I don't see the big issue.
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It’s clearly made worse by his huge swings though, and people in this thread I think said it had popped out before. Maybe it had even popped out during spring training?
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Nagging shoulder injuries can absolutely destroy a guy's swing, seems like a really dumb idea to just hope he can power through it after some rest.
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Soto on whether he considered taking on 3-0: https://twitter.com/efitz11/status/1379578283545788418?s=21
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mcmagic posted:If he comes back in 10 days and can't play then he gets the surgery then. I don't see the big issue. The issue is that he might come back in 10 days and gets MORE hurt that he currently is
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Slimy Hog posted:The issue is that he might come back in 10 days and gets MORE hurt that he currently is Yes but unless he can injure himself to the point where the surgery won't fix it, there doesn't seem like much of a downside.
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 Shag Crawford was an ump that had a long career in the NL, and apparently would hug catchers.
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habeasdorkus posted:
I bet he used to wrestle.
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How do you think he got the nickname shag? 
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mcmagic posted:Yes but unless he can injure himself to the point where the surgery won't fix it, there doesn't seem like much of a downside. When you're injured you end up compensating with other muscles so he could get hurt elsewhere.
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Yeah, it's a bad idea to do stuff while injured. You can absolutely hurt something worse than it already was.
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Also shoulder injuries are just about the worst thing there is, for hitting. I’m no doctor or MLB player etc. etc. but this plan keeps sounding worse the longer I sit here thinking about it.
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mcmagic posted:Yes but unless he can injure himself to the point where the surgery won't fix it, there doesn't seem like much of a downside. San Diego Union Tribune posted:The labrum is a ring of cartilage that surrounds the shoulder and holds it in place. A fix is arthroscopic surgery that generally requires a six-month recovery and involves no future complications. Continuing to play involves some risk.
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As a sumo fan, I have a lot of experience in how "muscle through the injury" just means you just get hosed up forever. Dude should just get it done.
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Surgery can still be scary and weird complications still happen, albeit rarely, on the most routine stuff so I will never fault a guy for trying to rehab normally first.
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I tore my labrum ~7 years ago and opted for PT instead of surgery and it still bothers me occasionally if I use my shoulder in just the right way. And I’m not exactly swinging at 95mph fastballs and leaping for catches every day either. Just get the drat surgery dude.
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poo poo https://twitter.com/RyanDivish/status/1379636218695090176
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Tony Phillips posted:This is funny as Hell, but even just thinking about it again makes me roll my eyes at what giant babies the Rangers were about it. It's wild to play "what if" with it, cause if anything Bautista just got unlucky that it happened against Rougned. Any other player on the team in that situation, I think they just have a minor dust up if anything at all and that's that. Bad luck and Bautista takes it on the chin.
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I don't know how much of it is just being older but ever since I got back into baseball, I feel like more young cool guys have been derailed by injury than ones who keep being cool. Paxton, Judge, Tatis, Ohtani as the biggest ones. Shiroc fucked around with this message at 07:41 on Apr 7, 2021 |
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Feel bad for the dude. All the talent in the world, could have legitimately been one of the best pitchers in MLB, but just keeps getting sidelined by injury after injury.
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Hope he's OK. He seemed like a good dude with the Yankees and pitched great in the playoffs.
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He's shook and trying to avoid another run-in with the Twins Opener Eagle. (I hope it's nothing  )
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Come join a group play of OOTP! These are fun and lets you experience the pain of long-term debilitating injuries from a managerial perspective!
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Man, Kershaw owned the A's last night. 7 innings, 4 baserunners, 1 run. Seems like every year he has a few bad starts, or his back acts up, and people start writing him off, and then he just keeps on dominating.
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The Pussy Boss posted:Man, Kershaw owned the A's last night. 7 innings, 4 baserunners, 1 run. Seems like every year he has a few bad starts, or his back acts up, and people start writing him off, and then he just keeps on dominating. The A's might be the worst team in baseball.
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mcmagic posted:The A's might be the worst team in baseball. Pirates had a position player pitch last night in a 14-1 loss.
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