5/27 Nationals vs. Mariners GT

[DavidGee24]

Dylan Moore now has 6 extra base hits off right handed pitching in 84 plate appearances... they sit him against righty starters.

Mitch Garver and Donovan Solano have a combined 2 extra base hits off left handed pitchers in 109 plate appearances and they PLATOON AGAINST LEFTIES.

They can't be looking at any of those numbers. Why do they even have an analytics Dept.????

Their decisions on to platoon on those kinds of small sample sizes

You know Donn, you trying to tell the more knowledgeable forum members how baseball works is like the towel boy telling Tom Brady what play he should run. It's kind of cute, really.

[Donn Beach]

They can't be looking at any of those numbers. Why do they even have an analytics Dept.????

Their decisions on to platoon on those kinds of small sample sizes

You know Donn, you trying to tell the more knowledgeable forum members how baseball works is like the towel boy telling Tom Brady what play he should run. It's kind of cute, really.

Where am I telling anyone how baseball works, posters wonder why a players splits don't match how the mariners platoon them, that would be a reason

[Donn Beach]

They can't be looking at any of those numbers. Why do they even have an analytics Dept.????

Their decisions on to platoon on those kinds of small sample sizes

No, instead they rely on numbers from a players career, or the last few years, instead of the current reality.

That's how we end up with bums pinch hitting for guys who have a chance to hit the ball.

Their analytics department is ass. Was obvious as soon as they hired the loser Dave Cameron.

I'm thinking it could be more, rule of thumb, than even looking at numbers, that a hitter generally has a harder time hitting against a same handed pitcher, I'd be curious to ask them

[Donn Beach]

You look at the players teams have been adding, the angels, Red Sox, taveras isn't that bad. Didn't the Angels have a shot at him before the mariners? The mariners paid money for him, doubt he's going anywhere though I guess that depends on what happens when everyone is healthy

You might want to look at his stat sheet, he's ass. OPS of .572, 2/20 BB/K ratio, minus 0.1 WAR. His career arc doesn't look promising either. He's a guy the team wins in spite of, not because of.

Im talking relative, I'd rather Taveras as my center fielder than
Chris Taylor, or there's first baseman Ryan Noda who the Red Sox just traded for, he was hitting .148 in AAA Worcester.

[Donn Beach]

Anybody notice Soto's numbers looking a little ugly .224 /.352 /.393 /.745

[GL_Storm]

Anybody notice Soto's numbers looking a little ugly .224 /.352 /.393 /.745

It would be hilarious if that contract turned out bad.

[D-train]

Their decisions on to platoon on those kinds of small sample sizes

You know Donn, you trying to tell the more knowledgeable forum members how baseball works is like the towel boy telling Tom Brady what play he should run. It's kind of cute, really.

Where am I telling anyone how baseball works, posters wonder why a players splits don't match how the mariners platoon them, that would be a reason

If you would just add that you trying to explain that our team is run by Dumb fucks your posts would be so much more well received. lol

[D-train]

Anybody notice Soto's numbers looking a little ugly .224 /.352 /.393 /.745

It would be hilarious if that contract turned out bad.

Off to a great start to turning out bad.

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

You know Donn, you trying to tell the more knowledgeable forum members how baseball works is like the towel boy telling Tom Brady what play he should run. It's kind of cute, really.

Where am I telling anyone how baseball works, posters wonder why a players splits don't match how the mariners platoon them, that would be a reason

If you would just add that you trying to explain that our team is run by Dumb fucks your posts would be so much more well received. lol

Really?

[D-train]

Their decisions on to platoon on those kinds of small sample sizes

No, instead they rely on numbers from a players career, or the last few years, instead of the current reality.

That's how we end up with bums pinch hitting for guys who have a chance to hit the ball.

Their analytics department is ass. Was obvious as soon as they hired the loser Dave Cameron.

I'm thinking it could be more, rule of thumb, than even looking at numbers, that a hitter generally has a harder time hitting against a same handed pitcher, I'd be curious to ask them

So you spend millions on an Analytics Dept and ignore the data and revert to a 1950s rule of thumb up your ass methodology. Brilliant!