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    Quote Originally Posted by BigSpoon View Post
    Jered Weaver announced his retirement yesterday. Very good career, too bad his body failed him after 9 solid seasons.
    Loved him when he was with the Angels .

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    Love watching Beltre swing the bat, he never gets cheated.

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    Samardzija and Nola melted down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    Love watching Beltre swing the bat, he never gets cheated.


    Guy prob took roids, but you are right...never cheated.


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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    Love watching Beltre swing the bat, he never gets cheated.
    Is Beltre the most underatted hitter of all time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Otters27 View Post
    Is Beltre the most underatted hitter of all time?

    He he might be up there

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    With the 2017 Major League Baseball season three-quarters of the way over, we’ve seen no shortage of rookies* burst on the scene as potential long-term building blocks for their respective teams. Here, we’ll take a look at those who have enjoyed the finest introductions to the big leagues thus far.

    1.) Aaron Judge, RF, Yankees: All rise for the American League home run leader (37) and the shoo-in AL Rookie of the Year winner. While the 25-year-old Judge has batted just .185/.346/.398 since the All-Star break and done significant damage to his MVP hopes in the process, the overall production this season has been awe-inspiring. After a rough, strikeout-laden debut in 2016, Judge has rebounded this season to slash a magnificent .291/.420/.614 in 502 plate appearances. Strikeouts remain a problem, though his 31.5 percent rate isn’t crippling when you pair it with the majors’ second-best walk rate (17.5). When Judge has made contact, he has punished the ball. The 6-foot-7, 275-pound monster ranks fourth in the game in isolated power (.323), and his expected weighted on-base average (.432) is right in line with his actual wOBA (.437, via Statcast and Baseball Savant).
    While offensive brilliance has put Judge on the map, the advanced defensive metrics have thought enough of his work in right field to help give him a 6.2 fWAR – which ties him with Jose Altuve for first among all position players. Judge, Altuve and others will spend the next month and a half continuing to vie for the AL MVP, but the newest face of the Yankees has top rookie honors sewn up.
    2.) Cody Bellinger, 1B/OF, Dodgers: Just as Judge has lapped the AL rookie field, Bellinger has emerged as the Secretariat of the NL race. Bellinger hasn’t quite matched his AL counterpart’s production, but the numbers have still been absolutely remarkable – especially considering he just turned 22 last month and didn’t debut until the end of April. The lefty-swinging Dodger has belted nearly as many homers as Judge (34) in 90 fewer PAs (412), posted a .277/.357/.621 line and logged the majors’ third-best ISO (.343, behind only Joey Votto and Giancarlo Stanton). In the process, Bellinger has given the dream team known as the Dodgers yet another star to build around for the long haul. He’s a lock to follow teammate Corey Seager as the club’s second consecutive NL ROY winner.
    3.) Paul DeJong, SS, Cardinals: This is the second straight year in which a Cardinals shortstop has served as one of baseball’s most productive rookies. It was Aledmys Diaz in 2016, but his breakout hasn’t stuck, and he’s currently amid a woeful Triple-A season after beginning the year poorly in the majors. DeJong, 24, may not follow that path in 2018 – he and the Cardinals hope not, anyway – but a 30.9 strikeout rate against a paltry 3.7 percent walk means he’s carrying the second-worst BB/K ratio (.12) among hitters with at least 200 PAs. That will have to change if DeJong’s going to be a viable major league regular for the long haul. In the meantime, give DeJong credit for a .300/.327/.576 batting line through 269 trips to the plate. And even though DeJong didn’t reach the majors until the end of May, he trails only Judge and Bellinger among rookies in homers (18). He also tops all league shortstops in ISO (.276).
    Between the offensive output and his plus defense, DeJong has accounted for 2.1 fWAR – putting him just in front of a prominent fellow shortstop, Boston’s Xander Bogaerts, who has been worth 2.0 fWAR in 220 more PAs. Whether DeJong can keep this up is highly debatable, but it’s inarguable that the 24-year-old’s work this season has helped the Redbirds stay in the playoff hunt.
    4.) Austin Barnes, C/2B, Dodgers: The Dodgers are 85-34, so it’s not particularly surprising that they’re loaded with outstanding players. Barnes has flown under the radar, though – perhaps because he’s a 27-year-old rookie who has only amassed 180 PAs this season (after logging 37 apiece in the prior two seasons). The former Marlins prospect has taken advantage of his limited playing time, however, having hit a marvelous .293/.411/.513 with six homers and a .220 ISO. Barnes has combined that quality power with elite-level plate discipline, evidenced primarily by the fact that he has nearly as many walks (27) as strikeouts (30). League-average walk and strikeout rates sit at 8.5 percent and 21.6 percent, respectively, and Barnes is comfortably above the mean in each category (15.0 and 16.7). He also happens to own an even higher xwOBA than Bellinger (.379 to .372). It’s worth pointing out, too, that Baseball Prospectus regards Barnes as one of the majors’ preeminent pitch-framing backstops. The hype may not be there for Barnes, yet he’s clearly among the reasons the Dodgers are able to form Voltron on what seems like a nightly basis.
    5.) German Marquez, SP, Rockies: As we’ve seen time and again, pitching in Colorado is no easy task. The 22-year-old Marquez has handled Coors Field with aplomb, though, and managed a 4.13 ERA with 8.5 K/9, 2.94 BB/9 and a 41.6 percent ground-ball rate across 113 1/3 innings in his rookie campaign. The run prevention isn’t eye-popping, but the hard-throwing right-hander’s 3.79 FIP, .319 wOBA/.312 xwOBA allowed and 2.5 fWAR all jump off the page. In a year in which the potentially playoff-bound Rockies have seen three other rookie starters eat up innings (Kyle Freeland, Antonio Senzatela and Jeff Hoffman), Marquez has stood out the most among their new class of hurlers.
    6.) Jordan Montgomery, SP, Yankees: The left-handed Montgomery has registered strikingly similar numbers to Marquez (3.94 ERA, 3.92 FIP, 8.55 K/9, 2.83 BB/9, 41.1 percent-grounder, .301 wOBA/.297 xwOBA against, 2.3 fWAR) through 121 frames. While extra credit goes to Marquez for surviving Colorado so far, Montgomery doesn’t exactly call a pitcher-friendly venue home.
    7.) Trey Mancini, OF/1B, Orioles: In a season without Judge, it’s possible Mancini’s offensive output would make him the AL ROY front-runner. The 25-year-old has smashed 21 HRs, trailing only Judge, Bellinger and Matt Davidson among first-year pros, and has put together an appealing overall line (.290/.341/.517 in 411 PAs, with a .227 ISO). Granted, there are some red flags – including a subpar BB/K ratio (.25; league average is .39), a .342 batting average on balls in play that won’t hold and a decent-sized wOBA/xwOBA gap (.368 to .341).
    8.) Andrew Benintendi, LF, Red Sox: Benintendi hasn’t been a force of nature this year like Judge or Bellinger, but it’s even more obvious than it was at the beginning of the season that he’s a long-term keeper for the Red Sox. Thanks in part to his three-homer series against Judge and the Yankees last weekend, the 23-year-old Benintendi has racked up 17 long balls, which ranks fourth among rookies. He also leads first-year men in stolen bases (14) and sits fourth in on-base percentage (.361).
    9.) Matt Chapman, 3B, Athletics: Chapman, like Barnes, hasn’t seen a ton of big league action this year, having walked to the plate only 166 times. But the production is also very difficult to ignore in Chapman’s case. The 24-year-old has already been worth 1.4 fWAR since his mid-June promotion, thanks largely to otherworldly glove work. Chapman has recorded an extremely impressive 13 Defensive Runs Saved, which trails only Nolan Arenado and Jedd Gyorko among those manning the hot corner, to accompany a third basemen-leading UZR/150 (22.0). As Dave Cameron of FanGraphs wrote last week, that type of world-class defense plus Chapman’s brand of acceptable offense (.230/.301/.514) would make him a star-level contributor for the long term. Of course, whether Chapman can continue hitting at this type of clip is somewhat in question. Chapman’s strikeout rate (33.7 percent) drowns out a passable walk rate (9.0 percent), and his .301 xwOBA pales in comparison to his .343 wOBA.
    10.) Chad Green, RP, Yankees: Rounding out the list is a third Yankee, Green, who may get lost in the shuffle as part of a bullpen that features Aroldis Chapman, Dellin Betances, David Robertson, Tommy Kahnle and Adam Warren. And yet the 26-year-old Green has stood on his own as one of the premier relievers in baseball this season. Through 48 2/3 innings out of the bullpen, the former starter places seventh among relievers in ERA (1.66), fifth in strikeout percentage (40.1) and fourth in strikeout-walk percentage (33.3). The only other relievers who rank top seven in each of those categories are Craig Kimbrel and Kenley Jansen. Decent company.
    *For determining rookie status, we’re looking at players with less than 130 plate appearances or 50 innings pitched entering the season.

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    Indians 9, Twins 3 (Game 1) Indians: struck out 10+ opponents in 13 straight games, the longest streak in MLB history. elias

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    Josh Donaldson playing SS now and Joey Bats at third.

    Wrigley game, Barney got pulled and Toronto had to adjust.

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    Donaldson has been red hot.

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    Buxton's inside the park HR is must see video.
    He's now a single away from the cycle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Otters27 View Post
    Is Beltre the most underatted hitter of all time?
    Votto.

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    I'll take votto as well.

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    • CIN: OF Scott Schebler activated from 10-Day DL; SP Scott Feldman (knee inflammation) placed on 10-Day DL. | Reds Depth Chart
      • Schebler was not in the starting lineup on Friday.
      • No word on who will take Feldman’s rotation spot while he is out.



















    • PHI: OF Odubel Herrera (strained hamstring) placed on 10-Day DL; corresponding move will be made prior to Saturday’s game. | Phillies Depth Chart
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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    Buxton's inside the park HR is must see video.
    He's now a single away from the cycle.
    Guy is blazing fast

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    Aroldis Chapman's last four outings: 4 1/3 innings, 5 hits, 5 walks, 7 runs, 2 homers, 5 strikeouts

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    Quote Originally Posted by yisman View Post
    Josh Donaldson playing SS now and Joey Bats at third.

    Wrigley game, Barney got pulled and Toronto had to adjust.
    Tulowitzki is always hurt.. I can't remember a year he finished a full season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chi_archie View Post
    Guy is blazing fast
    He's like Billy Hamilton...a walk is a double. If Buxton continues to improve, he will be a monster. Guy needs to improve his average a bit and learn to steal 3B.

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    Buxton the new willie Mayes Hayes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Otters27 View Post
    Tulowitzki is always hurt.. I can't remember a year he finished a full season.
    Grady Sizemore, he could have been Mike Trout before Mike Trout was Mike Trout.

    Now that the league has figured out that Judge really can't hit sliders and is a sucker for a chin high fast ball, he can't lay off them and he can't catch up to them because he's 6' 7" has Mike Trout re entered the MVP race?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    Grady Sizemore, he could have been Mike Trout before Mike Trout was Mike Trout.

    Now that the league has figured out that Judge really can't hit sliders and is a sucker for a chin high fast ball, he can't lay off them and he can't catch up to them because he's 6' 7" has Mike Trout re entered the MVP race?
    I think Trout can win it with a strong September finish but atm Jose Altuve would be my vote.

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    In this current Angels Orioles the Angles have scored 12 runs, all via the home run.
    No, sac-flies, no RBI singles, just HR's.
    Trout had two big flies in the game tonight, the second one was on of those where the CF just stood there as the ball went over the fence, the CF didn't even make a break for the ball, without question the greatest player I have even seen when you factor in he plays defense like no other outfielder, by that I mean he goes over walls to make catches. He steals bases, the very definition of a five tool player.

    He'll have enough plate appearances to qualify, he's hitting .339 OBA of .464 and SLG pct of .700
    That's pretty good right? He gets on base almost one out of every two plate appearances.
    26 home runs in 277 at bats, that's let's call it one out of every ten, so if he plays 162 games that's say 60 home runs.

    Meanwhile the Mike Trout of 2B, Jose Altuve is .364/.423
    If Altuve finishes strong, it's his MVP, if not, Trout again, all I know is Trout comes back from the DL the Angels are now in the thick of the Wild Card race.

    With the exception of two screaming line drive outs by Hosmer, Trevor Bauer was very sharp.
    Now that Tomlin is on the DL, all five Indian starters have K per 9 ratios of over 10 a game.
    That's not just sick, I think that hasn't even been done before, I don't feel like researching that right now.
    Oh, the Indians have three 12 game winners, they have a pretty much automatic bullpen, and they have plenty of hitting, they should represent the American League again in the World Series, and they have a legit shot of beating LA Dodgers, if Washington doesn't knock the Dodgers off.

    Pitching wins, the Indians have it, so does the Nationals, and of course the Dodgers, Houston doesn't have enough pitching, I don't think they can beat Cleveland in a best of seven.

    Texas Rangers spotted the White Sox 5 runs in the first inning.
    Down 5-0 in the first inning, Rangers still won the game by 10 runs.
    They can't pitch for shit, but they are really, really good at hitting that round ball.

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    CC Sabathia defeated the Red Sox, allowing two runs in six innings, as the Yankees pulled off a 4-3 win at Fenway Park.

    Sabathia is now 3-0 with a 0.90 ERA in three starts against Boston this season.

    Since earned runs became official in the American League in 1913, four other Yankees pitchers have won their first three starts against Boston in a season with a sub-1.00 ERA:
    Lefty Gomez in 1934 (0.33),
    Hank Borowy in 1945 (0.35),
    Whitey Ford in 1956 (0.67),
    and Scott Sanderson in 1991 (0.43).

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    Betances, finally in the closer role. Embarrassment of riches in Yankees bullpen.

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    This is why baseball is the most frustrating sport or anything else in the world.

    Got the Reds with their only reliable starter Castillo at pick 'em.

    At FanDuel I went with the best available cheap pitcher Snell so I can stack up power in my lineup.
    Snell is pitching the game of his life, 2 hit shutout through seven innings, 8 strikeouts, a Kershaw or Sale type game.
    I got the Houston thumpers in my line up with Votto and Duvall.
    Reds have the bags loaded, one out, and here comes 3-4-5, you guessed it, Votto then Duvall.
    Votto CRUSHES a screaming line drive, destined to split the gap between right and center, this ball was roped!
    AAA call up at 2B for the Braves does a vertical leap you only see in the NBA, goes up about 12 feet and comes down with the ball.
    Two outs, oh well, here comes Duvall, bases loaded.
    Duvall takes one of his monster swings and tops the ball, it's a worm killer in the Bermuda triangle almost past the pitcher between second and first. Newcomb the Braves pitcher does a belly flop, then a swim move on his belly to corral the ball, bounces a 8 hopper to Freeman at first to nab Duvall.

    Nothing. A big fat fukking zero.

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    Astros superstar shortstop Carlos Correa is progressing toward a return from the torn left thumb ligament he suffered July 18. Correa will take batting practice on the field Tuesday for the first time since succumbing to the injury, and he could then embark on a rehab assignment, manager A.J. Hinch told reporters, including Ben DuBose of MLB.com. Teammate Lance McCullers, who has been on the shelf for three weeks with back discomfort, threw a three-inning simulated game Sunday, but there’s no timetable for the right-hander’s return. Hinch informed Mark Berman of FOX 26 (via Twitter) and other reporters that McCullers will need to make multiple rehab appearances before coming back.
    More injury updates from around the majors:

    • Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw is likely to rejoin their rotation Sept. 1, relays Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register (Twitter links). Kershaw, who’s rehabbing from a late-July back injury, will throw a three-inning sim game in Pittsburgh on Monday, manager Dave Roberts announced. If all goes well, he’ll make a rehab start at either the Double-A or Triple-A level next weekend (Twitter link via Andy McCullough of the Los Angeles Times).
    • Arm stiffness has prevented Red Sox left-hander David Price from throwing since Tuesday, and that’s unlikely to change anytime soon, according to Jen McCaffrey of MassLive.com. Price has dealt with forearm problems off and on since spring training, though Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski told MLB Network Radio on Sunday that he’s “hopeful” the hurler will be a factor again this season (Twitter link). Time’s running out, however, as McCaffrey notes.
    • The Angels are targeting a September return for righty Garrett Richards, who will face live hitters Sunday for the first time since he made his lone start of the year on April 5, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register writes. Biceps nerve irritation has sidelined Richards, who missed nearly all of last season with elbow troubles. With roster expansion forthcoming, manager Mike Scioscia suggested that the Angels won’t need to stretch Richards out fully in order for him to rejoin the playoff hopefuls’ rotation. “I don’t think it’s realistic to get Garrett stretched out to the 75-, 90-, 100-pitch range, but I do see a scenario if he gets to 60 pitches, we might use him to come to our rotation and see how far he gets because we’ll have plenty of pitching to follow up at that point,” Scioscia said.
    • Along with the previously reported Jayson Werth, Nationals shortstop Trea Turner will start a Triple-A rehab assignment Monday, per Mark Zuckerman of MASNsports.com. Both players have been out since June (Werth went to the DL on June 5, Turner on June 30), and they’re slated to return next week, according to Zuckerman. Turner’s lengthy DL stint came as a result of a broken right wrist.
    • The Rays placed righty Jacob Faria on the 10-day DL on Sunday with a left abdominal strain, clearing roster space for just-claimed outfielder Cesar Puello. Faria revealed that he has battled the injury over his past several starts, though he doesn’t believe it’ll be a long-term problem or even a season-ending issue, Roger Mooney of the Tampa Bay Times reports (Twitter link). Prior to the DL stint, the 24-year-old Faria was amid a quality rookie season with a 3.32 ERA and 8.81 K/9 against 3.32 BB/9 across 78 2/3 innings.

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    So many injuries in baseball, really frustrating as a fan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cross View Post
    So many injuries in baseball, really frustrating as a fan.
    Lots of these guys don't take proper care of there body and ate on roids that can't be tested. Combine that with playing every day and there you go

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    Grady Sizemore, he could have been Mike Trout before Mike Trout was Mike Trout.

    Now that the league has figured out that Judge really can't hit sliders and is a sucker for a chin high fast ball, he can't lay off them and he can't catch up to them because he's 6' 7" has Mike Trout re entered the MVP race?
    Sizemore burned me more than a few times in fantasy baseball. Kept thinking he'd rekindle that one great season and stay healthy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Nino View Post
    Sizemore burned me more than a few times in fantasy baseball. Kept thinking he'd rekindle that one great season and stay healthy.
    You, me, and 10000 other fantasy players.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Otters27 View Post
    Tulowitzki is always hurt.. I can't remember a year he finished a full season.
    Jays are stuck with his contract for another 3 seasons after this one at $20M per year.

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    Bartolo Colon became the third active pitcher to beat all 30 teams.

    Washington Nationals' Max Scherzer and the Cubs' John Lackey, who accomplished the feat last season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by koz-man View Post
    Bartolo Colon became the third active pitcher to beat all 30 teams.

    Washington Nationals' Max Scherzer and the Cubs' John Lackey, who accomplished the feat last season.

    that is pretty cool

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    Quote Originally Posted by koz-man View Post
    Bartolo Colon became the third active pitcher to beat all 30 teams.

    Washington Nationals' Max Scherzer and the Cubs' John Lackey, who accomplished the feat last season.
    Little known fact: That wasn't a solar eclipse today. Bartolo Colon was just out for a stroll.

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