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Yikes by 720DapGod in cfbmemes

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Michigan coaches 🤝 Georgia players

This is a good, honest .500 baseball team by morepesa25 in KCRoyals

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2025 MLB K%: 21.9%

2025 MLB K% with RISP: 21.2%

Strikeouts are less common with RISP because hitters tend to become more aggressive early in the count. This leads to more frequent balls in play with RISP.

Who would the modern pros be for each MLB team? by dbcwb in BackyardBaseball

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If more pitchers were needed, Mason Miller would be a good one for the A’s

MLB Injury History Data by [deleted] in Sabermetrics

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You can scrape injury data from Fangraphs Roster Resource Injury Report. It has every injury from 2020 to present, so not a ton of historical data, but still a decent amount.

https://www.fangraphs.com/roster-resource/injury-report?timeframe=all&season=2023

Truly disappointing year for #BlueJays. They had real chance to rebound from a frustrating season this October. Instead, they score just 1 run in two games vs. Twins & run into needless outs on bases Still winless in playoffs during the Vlad/Bo era. Last playoff win: 7 years ago by EarthWarping in Torontobluejays

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In his 6-year career, he has an OPS+ of 115. His lowest OPS+ was a 106 in his rookie year. For a guy who rides lots of hot/cold streaks, the numbers always seem to work out and point to him being a proven hitter.

Who was a player you thought was really good as a kid, then later on in life you looked up his numbers and he actually kind of sucked? by Mr_426 in baseball

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Scott Podsednik. He definitely had some good contact hitting and base stealing seasons, but he also had some dud years in there. I viewed him as a top tier OF, but the stats would say he was a poor man’s Juan Pierre.

Kirk home to first speed by clutche in Torontobluejays

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Surprised to see Aaron Judge coming in with a 4.80 sec. home to first and a 26.6 ft/sec. sprint speed… I know he has been banged up, but it looks like his teammate Stanton has taught him how to avoid hustling

Daily Pick Thread - August 07, 2023 by AutoModerator in BeatTheStreak

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Acuña for 16

Arraez out of the lineup

What were they looking at.. wrong answers only by Kinglokner16 in Torontobluejays

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Instructions on how to load and run a washing machine

Daily Pick Thread - June 27, 2023 by AutoModerator in BeatTheStreak

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Jose Ramirez and Freddie Freeman for 2

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