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Originally posted by Namaste View PostDid it ever cross your mind that the lengths to which JJ's ineffectiveness are being discussed would never have reached such great heights if a big call goes his way and his defense doesn't play like a fucking girls team?
People are concerned because he has now induced 8 swinging strikes on 4.7 percent of his 167 pitches this season, compared to a career rate of 9.7 percent.
I personally think those concerns are a little overblown because it's still too early to make definitive statements, but JJ's ineffectiveness has been his own doing this season and nobody else's.
I am worried neither about a single bad inning of defense nor JJ's struggles. However there's no question which topic is more worthy of discussion.poop
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JJ's velocity is a bit down but that's to be expected early on, no?
Aside from that, there's some bad luck involved. What's his .BABIP against after 2 starts? Near .600 now?
Good time to trade for him in fantasy if the guy who has him is an idiot!
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Originally posted by Erick View PostAside from that, there's some bad luck involved. What's his .BABIP against after 2 starts? Near .600 now?
Your BABIP is going to be high when you're giving up a bunch of liners.
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Originally posted by Bobbob1313 View Post
With the exception of 2010, that has not really been the case in his career.
Halladay threw plenty of pitches at 90-91 tonight it seemed; I just checked his first start and he was in that area, which is about 2 mph off of last year.
I just think the sample is too small right now. Tonight, in particular, I'm sure the weather conditions did not help.
He had a similar issue on a cold night at Citi Field last year............although, I believe that was also the night he went on the DL, not sure.
Either way, if he's still healthy, I'm not concerned at all. Lack of swinging strikes is a problem, but there's no doubt he's also had some bad luck with balls put in play, which only make the early problems look a lot worse.
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Originally posted by Erick View PostEither way, if he's still healthy, I'm not concerned at all. Lack of swinging strikes is a problem, but there's no doubt he's also had some bad luck with balls put in play, which only make the early problems look a lot worse.poop
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Originally posted by Mainge View PostI'm not a fan of this type of thinking. Yes his BABIP is high but that's kind of useless without context. He's giving up a lot of line drives. Probably because he's can't put anyone away.
Your BABIP is going to be high when you're giving up a bunch of liners.
If it continues for another couple of starts, he's obviously injured.
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Originally posted by Bobbob1313 View PostNobody is concerned about anything except this. People are concerned that he is not healthy. That is it.
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Originally posted by Erick View PostFair enough. I think it's safe to say that the 45% LD%/.450 .BABIP is definitely abnormal and a product of a small sample though.
If it continues for another couple of starts, he's obviously injured.
Just saying context with things like that is good.
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