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2021 Around MLB: Return of the Dead Ball Era
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Derek
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Mike Trout currently slashing .398/.514/.761 with a 251 wRC+ which means he's creating runs at a rate 151% better than the average MLB player.
He's currently tied with Bonds, Gehrig, and Hornsby for the 3rd best career wRC+ of all-time right behind Babe Ruth and Ted Williams.
We're truly witnessing one of the greatest hitters of all time.
He's currently tied with Bonds, Gehrig, and Hornsby for the 3rd best career wRC+ of all-time right behind Babe Ruth and Ted Williams.
We're truly witnessing one of the greatest hitters of all time.
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I want to know who looked at the White Sox roster, and said, "You know who would be the perfect manager for this bunch? Tony La Russa."
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La Russa admits not knowing extra-inning rule
Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa says he didn't fully know the extra-inning rule, which would have allowed him to avoid using closer Liam Hendriks as a baserunner against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
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As a Tribe fan, La Russa was my favorite White Sox acquisition of the winter...I am hopeful he still has more to give.I want to know who looked at the White Sox roster, and said, "You know who would be the perfect manager for this bunch? Tony La Russa."
La Russa admits not knowing extra-inning rule
Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa says he didn't fully know the extra-inning rule, which would have allowed him to avoid using closer Liam Hendriks as a baserunner against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
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And somehow they will miss the playoffs yet again.
It's amazing that that organization with their payroll can't grab quality starting pitching.
Maybe now they will have chance. But while your pitching coach was Mickey Calloway, there are a lot of pitchers that wouldn't go near.
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Did I miss something ??
The comment was about Trout missing the playoffs YET AGAIN and how that org, with that payroll couldn't snag starting pitching.
Derek
Mike Trout currently slashing .398/.514/.761 with a 251 wRC+ which means he's creating runs at a rate 151% better than the average MLB player.
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And somehow they will miss the playoffs yet again.
It's amazing that that organization with their payroll can't grab quality starting pitching.
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I want to know who looked at the White Sox roster, and said, "You know who would be the perfect manager for this bunch? Tony La Russa."
La Russa admits not knowing extra-inning rule
Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa says he didn't fully know the extra-inning rule, which would have allowed him to avoid using closer Liam Hendriks as a baserunner against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
I want to know who looked at the White Sox roster, and said, "You know who would be the perfect manager for this bunch? Tony La Russa."
La Russa admits not knowing extra-inning rule
Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa says he didn't fully know the extra-inning rule, which would have allowed him to avoid using closer Liam Hendriks as a baserunner against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
he sounds like Tark when he went to the Spurs and didnt know the time out rules
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Oof. Cold world.
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Pujols was worth just 5.7 fWAR during his 9+ seasons with the Angels (-3.3 fWAR since the start of 2017)
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That's only $43,859,649 per WAR, what a steal!
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Maybe we should bring in Pujols on a minimum contract? I mean we need a vet like him around I feel like