-MetA4- wrote:...
IMO your wrong. Everything you just said. Agree to disagree it is.
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-MetA4- wrote:...
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
flatjacket1 wrote:IMO your wrong. Everything you just said..
-MetA4- wrote:flatjacket1 wrote:IMO your wrong. Everything you just said..
I'm wrong that Cooper hit an infield fly-ball nearly 25% of the time last year when he was called up?
Let me explain BABIP to you: low BABIP only signifies "bad luck" if the player in question is also posting healthy batted-ball splits. A player that is hitting a ton of line drives yet has a very low BABIP is being unlucky. A player who is popping the ball up 25% of the time and rightfully has a very low BABIP is not unlucky; he is simply not making good contact. Cooper hit at a 15.3% LD rate and a 24.2% IFFB rate: that is trash.
You're telling me to "look at his BABIP". I just did. His low BABIP was a result of him being a poor hitter.
If a player has a very high or very low BABIP, it means that whatever the reason for the spike (whether it’s defense, luck, or slight skill), that player will regress back to their career BABIP rate. BABIP rates are flaky and prone to vary wildly from year to year, so we should always take any extreme BABIP rates with a grain of salt.
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
flatjacket1 wrote:-MetA4- wrote:flatjacket1 wrote:IMO your wrong. Everything you just said..
I'm wrong that Cooper hit an infield fly-ball nearly 25% of the time last year when he was called up?
Let me explain BABIP to you: low BABIP only signifies "bad luck" if the player in question is also posting healthy batted-ball splits. A player that is hitting a ton of line drives yet has a very low BABIP is being unlucky. A player who is popping the ball up 25% of the time and rightfully has a very low BABIP is not unlucky; he is simply not making good contact. Cooper hit at a 15.3% LD rate and a 24.2% IFFB rate: that is trash.
You're telling me to "look at his BABIP". I just did. His low BABIP was a result of him being a poor hitter.
His BABIP was out of line of career averages.If a player has a very high or very low BABIP, it means that whatever the reason for the spike (whether it’s defense, luck, or slight skill), that player will regress back to their career BABIP rate. BABIP rates are flaky and prone to vary wildly from year to year, so we should always take any extreme BABIP rates with a grain of salt.
I didn't think I'd have to link you to fangraphs for you to finally read what I have posted several times but I guess there's a first for everything.
Go back and re read fangraphs glossary. You might learn a thing or six.
-MetA4- wrote:Gee; I wonder if his "out of line" BABIP may be due to the fact that he's facing freaking major-league pitching and not dicking around with minor league pitchers, or worse yet the PCL where Adeiny Hechavarria can look like Ichiro with the bat. Major League pitching made him pop the ball up 24% of the time last season. He was bad at the plate; and his .211 batting average showed that.
Adam Lind's BABIP is well below his career average as well yet I dont see you riding his nuts. Lind on the other hand actually has seasons of high BABIP at the Major League level to boot: he had a .317 BABIP in 2008 and a .323 BABIP in 2009. His BABIP the last 2 seasons if well below that...do you know why? Because his hitting ability has deteriorated for whatever reason.
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
flatjacket1 wrote:A Rod hits 27.3% IFFB
Edwin 29%
and Josh Willingham 26.5% in 2011.
Great use of statistics
Tyrone Slothrop wrote:Can't we just get back to talking about how much we love Syndergaard, Sanchez and Nicolino????
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
Relentless88 wrote:Anybody know what happened to Cecil? He was placed on the 7 day DL?
-MetA4- wrote:Are you serious kid? I'm trying to be nice but my patience is running thin. Yes, great use of statistics in trying to tell me that 3 guys are hitting at 25%+ IFFB rate in the freaking 15 game start to the 2012 season. What did you think, that I wasn't going to actually look at those numbers after you posted them? Strong frauding.
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
-MetA4- wrote:Relentless88 wrote:Anybody know what happened to Cecil? He was placed on the 7 day DL?
He left his last start with what I believe was a pulled groin.
baulderdash77 wrote:Hechavarria is still killing it in Vegas although the power numbers are normalizing with more appearances.
In 202 PA's in the PCL he's now at .356/.396/.479. Amazing for a guy to just become a good hitter after struggling to .248/.286/.351 in 775 PA's in AA.
I know he's made changes to his swing and approach but that's a 238 point increase in his OPS with the level change.
It's strange that d'Arnaud is really struggling. Hard to pine for him over JPA when he's hitting just .220 in that dustbox they call a stadium.
baulderdash77 wrote:It's strange that d'Arnaud is really struggling. Hard to pine for him over JPA when he's hitting just .220 in that dustbox they call a stadium.
Avp115 wrote:Bautista>>Mike Trout and Kendrick
Want: Trae Young, Michael Porter Jr., DeAndre Ayton, Jaren Jackson Jr, Marvin Bagley III, Mohamad Bamba, Shai Gilgeous- Alexander, Elie Okobo, Jevon Carter