Edman85

Based on the Peacock game he did with Morris, he will lift with aplomb.

MLB.TV out of market. Bally Sports+ in market.

Cody's cohost has gotten worse. Almost unsubscribe from feed bad.

Granderson, 28.

There was one 24 days ago who did this...

Tony Phillips was what we thought McKinstry was back when he was leading the league in OBP in May. Games started by position with the Tigers LF: 201 2B: 188 3B: 134 RF: 77 DH: 61 CF: 32 SS: 18

Anybody who tries to equivalence Biden and Trump's classified document issues need to go read Trump's indictment.

He used to https://www.baseballprospectus.com/author/keith_law/

Kagan too... I could see this being unanimous.

And for Fangraphs projections, playing time projections are here: https://www.fangraphs.com/depthcharts.aspx?position=ALL&teamid=6#RP

Well, Pecota doesn't use Roster Resource. This is the Pecota playing time projections:

There's plenty of reasons for projections to be off the last few years. The "player development revolution" if you want to call it that increases variability. Small samples of 2020 are throwing things off, as are the injury rate increases in that time (which also affects 2021-23 sample sizes some). Also, some teams are better at finding pitch-level matchup splits to exploit, which I'm sure the projection systems may not be able to tease out, and apply when they change teams or have to play less advantageously out of necessity. I do think PECOTA is the best, because I have been impressed with some of the WOWY (with our without you) techniques they have shown that allow them to tease out some matchup and weather data and really cut through the fat at the minor league level.

FWIW, I remember PECOTA being very very low on Maton heading into last year's season. Edit: I just looked it up. He actually exceeded his PECOTA last year. I stopped buying their annual, but their website archives their player comments. Last year's on Maton was spot on: "When Maton hits the ball, he can really hit the ball—he sees four-seamers expertly and crushes them with abandon. The problem, unfortunately, is what happens the rest of the time. He chases breaking balls and off-speed pitches on both sides of the plate, and he strikes out a ton. Thus, he's a much better hitter when he gets ahead in the count, but he tends to fall behind far more often. His defensive versatility is an asset, but he isn't elite at any position. Maton provides flexibility off the bench, but his shortcomings on both sides of the ball prevent him from offering a whole lot more than that."

Ah, the annual tradition of PECOTA spoiling the kool-aid fans have been drinking all offseason.

Banner week for the House GOP chuckle****s.

It is worth noting the two did overlap for a hot minute in the halcyon days of late June 2020.

Never been diagnosed, but watching Community back in the day and the heavy implications the Abed character had this and me seeing a lot of myself in that character made me think...

No such thing. If our society wasn't so mathphobic, so many of its ills the last decade or so wouldn't exist.

Good stuff. I'm curious how the trend looks if you throw out shortened seasons (1981, 1994, 1995, 2020). I'll also hypothesize this chart is more severe for left field, which has become an odd rover position.

Me noting who celebrates this move for when they say the Tigers shouldn't have cut Maton after he takes off for another team, a la Candelario.

I remember around the time he signed, somebody in my dorm's dad from Michigan came to visit. Knowing I was a Tigers fan, we were introduced. He was gushing about Vina, gushing, and I remember being steadfast about him not being any good.

We have to go a full weekend without knowing the fate of Devin Sweet, but will by 2 pm Monday.

SGL's mom follows me I think. All because I was speculating on 40 man stuff right after he was traded. Joe Jimenez used to search himself on twitter, and it showed.

Did you read up on the rationale and rubric/methodology before jumping to those conclusions?