Show #223: A Brutal End to the 3 – 4 Week for the Braves
The three ugly losses in San Francisco. Uggla and Simmons improve. Medlen and Kimbrel worries. And Heyward’s return.
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The three ugly losses in San Francisco. Uggla and Simmons improve. Medlen and Kimbrel worries. And Heyward’s return.
Again and again the Braves and their strikeouts become fodder for Twitter and internet debate. Some say it’s a big deal, others say they are no worse than other outs and don’t hinder run scoring. (The evidence seems to be …
There’s been a lot of chatter about Craig Kimbrel’s two blown saves, which came within days of one another, against the Mets on May 3rd and against the Reds on May 7th. Kimbrel gave up three homeruns in those two …
It’s time to end the Schafer-Simmons-at-the-top-of-the-order experiment. I like Jordan Schafer more than most. He’s displayed some tools in the past and he’s at an age in which he should play his best baseball. However he’s still fundamentally a part-time …
Jordan Schafer came into this season with a major league career slash line of .221/.305/.301. He got an opportunity to play in a career high 106 games last season with the Houston Astros and put up a line of .211/.297/.294.
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Small sample sizes be damned; let’s quantify some numbers. Below are estimates (based on the highly suspect math of yours truly) for a few players’ full season stats based on their current paces. Some are impossibly good, some frighteningly bad. …