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If anything helps with selling Vaughn, it's that since June 1st, he's in the Top 6 for average, OBP, slugging and wRC+ for first basemen.

Technically, both can be true.

Also, obvious fluff quotes from a coach, but: Legit question cause I have no idea how/if it's possible to find these stats for college ball: Do we know how to find what a batter's chase rate is on specific counts? Cause that could explain the low K% but high chase rate.

I used to think this. But now? I don't know.

That's 100% how it should be. I initially read this as they'd be the only two guys they'd trade and was very confused.

After listening to Joe Doyle on CHGO, he gushed about Cags' ability to expand the zone and avoid striking out (9% K-rate). Is this expected to explode in the majors? Obviously quality of competition goes up, but he basically cut his strikeouts in half this year while tripling his walks. That indicates that he got a lot choosier?

He's had some big blasts this year, but I guess if we're going off small sample sizes we can say that Gavin Sheets had a similar profile for a while since he had very limited in game power early in his career.

If you ignore every single aspect about their profiles except "up the middle infielder" and "Harold does not like them," sure.

Much like Carl Everett, I don't believe your defense of him is valid ?

This is a good way of glazing over the domestic abuse, the homophobia, the moon landing denial, holding a gun against his wife's head and witness tampering. But sure, right way or whatever.

And you would want Carl Everett around prospects?

Hannah Montana led a successful double life as a superstar. Tony died on a mound of cocaine. So basically, Moncada or Esteban Loaiza.

If Condon is there, please God, take him.

Jason critics: He's a cornball that eats food. Replace him! Monkey's paw curls.

I'm sorry, do you not enjoy the rawr?

Pedro's boys don't quit.

What if we include a campfire milkshake???

Personally, this is why I hope we avoid acquiring a 29-year-old reliever as part of any Crochet trade.

I was gonna say they're probably equal but you made me spot SI is using AI writers again. Sean O'Leary! Sean O'Leary 2! Sean O'Leary 3! Sean O'Leary 4!

Also, David Rubenstein's net worth is $3.7 billion according to Forbes. Steinbrenner's is $1.5 billion. The Yankees obviously generate their own massive revenue — just like us — you're in no spot to cry poor with your new ownership.

1) Complain about America's pastime bring played in America's capital, which has historically had MLB teams, including ones that preceded the Orioles. 2) Complain about network rights when the Orioles owned the Nationals network rights and the justice system had to force them to pay the Nats $100M for abusing that power 3) Complain about this to Sox fans, of all fucking fanbases. You at least have your own city. The Sox are second rate in their city because their owner is a cheap ass in the third largest market in the country, thus constantly shedding fans.

What will last longer, this rebuild or Orioles fans fighting us in this specific thread?

Glass 1/10th full mindset and I'm here for it.

DeJong trading his glove for power this season has been one of the more unexpected storylines.

It's amazing what happens once Tommy Pham regresses from hitting like Frank Thomas or Mike Schmidt to hitting like Tommy Pham.