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01-09-2019, 12:44 AM | #81 |
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Yeah, and I think he heard me bitching because he now has the best of ERA of 13 Sales in my league at 3.62. 3-4 (4 ND) record though because my offense has been mediocre.
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01-09-2019, 08:19 AM | #82 |
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For better or worse, this is my rotation in Perfect. They are at least keeping us competitive.
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01-09-2019, 10:20 AM | #83 |
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01-09-2019, 11:48 AM | #85 |
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What are the stats on the Matt Harvey card? I think that is 1 of only a few cards I don't have stats for since I'm keeping track of SPs and RPs on a spreadsheet. Mainly need Stuff, Movement, and Control ratings for Harvey.
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STU 84 MOV 79 CON 80 STU vL 80 MOV vL 78 CON vL 78 STU vR 87 MOV vR 81 CON vR 81 FB 68 CH 84 CB 51 SL 84 VELO 97-99 Mph STM 96 G/F FB HLD 41 |
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01-09-2019, 01:47 PM | #88 |
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That's a great rotation. Those first four guys are #8, 13, 15, and 16 on my rankings. I don't think I have that Kershaw card in my database. Can you send me a screenshot?
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01-09-2019, 02:18 PM | #90 |
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Nice. Slots in right between your Walter Johnson and Matt Harvey in the rankings. As some have noted, though, some LHP tend to struggle. There are like 20 Chris Sales in my league. They have a combined 3.02 FIP vs LH but a 4.50 FIP vs RHP. Most of the good PL team run multiple platoons so most LHP end up facing a lineup of almost entirely RH hitters. My current lineup vs LHP has Roger Connor at leadoff (a lefty) followed by eight righties.
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01-09-2019, 04:36 PM | #91 |
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That Kershaw seems far better than the 99OVR one...
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01-09-2019, 05:04 PM | #92 |
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Wait a second...I didn't realize there was a 3rd Kershaw. The Live 99 and 2013 Kershaw are much worse than that one. Don't have the 2013 in my database (it's pretty terrible), but this card is better than the Live in every category. As he's my favorite player, I was disappointed by the other 2, but this one looks really good.
EDIT: I guess his Individual Pitch ratings aren't as good, but I'm not sure how those play into things. Last edited by DonkeyKongSr; 01-09-2019 at 05:09 PM. |
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Stuff (= how often get the batters hits) is slightly less important than Move (= how many hits are homers); the single most important is, that Control (= how often pitcher throws strikes) is not below average
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01-10-2019, 04:04 PM | #94 |
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Pedro expos 96 is very good...37-20, 3,03 and 1.17 whip since is in my lineup.
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01-10-2019, 04:53 PM | #95 |
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He's come down a bit this season for me - he started the year with an ERA that maxed out at 8.64 after his 4th start, but is back down to 3.87 now through the All-star break. 3.21 ERA last year for me which was solid enough in a tough league.
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Any thoughts or theories on how to adjust this based on a pitcher's pitch Tendency, if at all? For instance, Syndergaard 2018 (neutral), Drysdale PEAK (flyball), and Mordecai Brown PEAK (ex. flyball) all calculate to ~3.68. Surely they're not "equal". Is there any direct correlation between pitch tendency and home runs? Or is it an algorithm combined with movement rating and ballpark factors? |
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Overall my Expos dont perform well in Diamond league...61-101 in 1st season and 45-53 to date in the second season. But Pedro is my only pitcher with over .500 and so many strike out, extra pp with many games with 10K+ Last edited by Morug; 01-10-2019 at 07:51 PM. |
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01-11-2019, 11:25 AM | #98 |
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What about Tim Lincecum? 99 ST / 77 MOV / 49 CON
I plugged those numbers into the formula and got FIP = 3.4, which would make him like top 10?? Just picked him up for 16k |
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FIP of 3.40 is nowhere near top 10. More like 3.10. I have Lincecum at 3.55 FIP, which makes him top 50.
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01-11-2019, 11:39 AM | #100 |
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ok I guess I am not understanding your chart then. I only see 1 guy on there with FIP_p under 3.1? (Pedro) What am I missing
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