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<t>7C757D6C62180 wrote: I guess some people have to stick to nonsense as long as possible. Polanco isn’t just hitting now. He has a season OPS+ of 119 just as he did when many started complaining about him. He’s been the best offensive player this season on the team of qualifying players. The notion...

<t>715C51404756410102330 wrote: I guess some people have to stick to nonsense as long as possible. Polanco isn’t just hitting now. He has a season OPS+ of 119 just as he did when many started complaining about him. He’s been the best offensive player this season on the team of qualifying players. Th...

<t>I guess some people have to stick to nonsense as long as possible. Polanco isn’t just hitting now. He has a season OPS+ of 119 just as he did when many started complaining about him. He’s been the best offensive player this season on the team of qualifying players. The notion that the Pirates sho...

<t>They did find Rodriguez out of nowhere and his usage is something I’d like to see changed. He’s been the best reliever on the team but he’s being pitched multiple innings in low leverage situations. I want him to be exclusively a late inning reliever. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> The thing I most want...

<t>All of his WAR is encompassed in two years with the rest of his career basically evening out at replacement level. He's virtually the same player as Kip Wells. Wells had the benefit of not having such high expectations but the detriment of never being a part of anything significant. But, I guess ...

<t>I don't know that I subscribe to the Ray Searage magic, but the notion that he's somehow holding Pirates pitchers back is at least equally silly. Kuhl, Kingham, Williams and Musgrove seem to be progressing at a rate one might have hoped for so far. Taillon looked great and then sustained injuries...

<t>56517D6A7C1F0 wrote: It took nine innings to confirm it, but the game was lost in the first when Taillon served up that GPS-guided pumpkin right down the middle to Aguilar.   <br/> <br/> <br/> That’s just another example of Ray Searage standing in the way of a pitcher’s development. That Astros p...

<t>4C616C7D7A6B7C3C3F0E0 wrote: I would like to see a Bell/Osuna platoon. Osuna seems to have the power they wish Bell had. And he's a better fielder at 1B. He may turn out to be the better option despite Bell's hype. Bell has the advantage of switch hitting but is batting the same .246 from each si...

<t>29283322347473470 wrote: Garbage.  Makes you think Polanco has been hitting all month instead of the last couple games<br/> Garbage is correct his real numbers for June are .216/.302/.432.<br/> <br/> <br/> The post didn't reference June, it said "since May 31st." It just so happens that Polanco w...

<r>605D5A405D5A340 wrote: Tim Benz with a good turn of the phrase here:<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> If these alleged plans to improve the roster don't materialize, and players are subtracted once the wild card becomes out of reach, the chasm of distrust between the fan base and the front office will beco...