Still preferable to me than batters turning around to argue with C.B. Bucknor after a series of missed calls.
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Not me. Human element. Part of the game. Also, what is the zone? Rule book?
Joey Bart. .425. That’s his strike out average. Based on plate appearances. He struck out in two big situations today. Once with bases loaded, no outs. The other, runner on second no outs. The former - well you can say it’s the same as a 395 foot fly out. An outs an out. The latter, can’t say that. His lack of contact is an issue.
He is a big weak link offensively. His OPS is misleading. First, whenever there is a .150 point gap between .BA and OBP, I think its an issue. Especially when the BA is .175.
4 HRs. One off Albert Pujois. Another in a blow out loss. Can’t think of a big hit he’s had. Ever.
Right now, I want Casali catching 2 of 3.
Edit: I meant to say bases loaded TWO outs. Obviously, a k in that situation is different than if there are no outs….
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Not me. Human element. Part of the game. Also, what is the zone? Rule book?
Joey Bart. .425. That’s his strike out average. Based on plate appearances. He struck out in two big situations today. Once with bases loaded, no outs. The other, runner on second no outs. The former - well you can say it’s the same as a 395 foot fly out. An outs an out. The latter, can’t say that. His lack of contact is an issue.
He is a big weak link offensively. His OPS is misleading. First, whenever there is a .150 point gap between .BA and OBP, I think its an issue. Especially when the BA is .175.
4 HRs. One off Albert Pujois. Another in a blow out loss. Can’t think of a big hit he’s had. Ever.
Right now, I want Casali catching 2 of 3.
Edit: I meant to say bases loaded TWO outs. Obviously, a k in that situation is different than if there are no outs….