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Category Archives: Stats and junk
And you thought Victor Martinez was a mess …
Let me start by saying there are an awful lot of things to like about Francisco Cervelli. For one, he’s a catcher with a closer’s ferocity. It’s just that his ability to throw out base runners isn’t among them. Red … Continue reading
Posted in Red Sox, Stats and junk, Yankees
Tagged A.J. Burnett, Austin Romine, Blue Jays, Chad Moeller, Francisco Cervelli, Jesus Montero, Jorge Posada, Jose Molina, Red Sox, Tim Wakefield, Victor Martinez, Yankees
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Miguel Tejada: A lesson in why I can’t always believe my eyes
Those who believe strongly in advanced baseball statistics will often tell you can’t trust your eyes. I tend to ignore them when they say that. I know what I see. Except, apparently, when I don’t. I was pretty stoked when … Continue reading
Posted in Orioles, Stats and junk, Yankees
Tagged AL East, American League, Geronimo Berroa, Miguel Tejada, National League, NL West, Orioles, Padres, Yankees
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