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  • #31
    Originally posted by Bobbob1313 View Post
    As Mainge said, if JJ keeps pitching this poorly, we're screwed no matter what anyone else does. Do you think the defense will make that many mistakes in a row on a consistent basis?

    If so, then yes, it is worthy of discussion. But in all likelihood, it's an anomaly. JJ's struggles may not be, and they are a much bigger deal either way.

    I don't even know what your response is supposed to be saying. Do you think a single shitting defensive inning is more worthy of discussion than our $40,000,000 pitcher looking out of whack?
    Did 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?

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    • #32
      I should have said his bat that seems to only hit lazy pop ups to the opposite field. No man in the league can hit a better oppo pop fly to shallow left.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by tr305 View Post
        I should have said his bat that seems to only hit lazy pop ups to the opposite field. No man in the league can hit a better oppo pop fly to shallow left.
        I don't remember many opposite field pop flies.

        The correct answer is ground balls to second.

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        • #34
          He's great on those as well but there have been multiple lolly pops to left.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Namaste View Post
            Did 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?
            He had a single swinging strike in 80 pitches. I don't think people are worried because he gave up some unearned runs.

            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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            • #36
              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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              • #37
                Originally posted by Erick View Post
                JJ's velocity is a bit down but that's to be expected early on, no?


                With the exception of 2010, that has not really been the case in his career.
                poop

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                • #38
                  wtf is that

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                  • #39
                    Ehe.
                    poop

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Erick View Post
                      Aside from that, there's some bad luck involved. What's his .BABIP against after 2 starts? Near .600 now?
                      I'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.

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                      • #41
                        Roy Halladay.

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by Bobbob1313 View Post


                          With the exception of 2010, that has not really been the case in his career.
                          I don't know how far it extends but it seems like a lot of elite pitchers are reportedly having velocity issues early on. Felix, Lincecum, etc.

                          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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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by Erick View Post
                            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.
                            Nobody is concerned about anything except this. People are concerned that he is not healthy. That is it.
                            poop

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Mainge View Post
                              I'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.
                              Fair 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.
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                              Originally posted by Bobbob1313 View Post
                              Nobody is concerned about anything except this. People are concerned that he is not healthy. That is it.
                              Yeah, that's fair.
                              Last edited by Erick; 04-12-2012, 12:13 AM. Reason: Doublepost Merged

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by Erick View Post
                                Fair 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.
                                Yeah I'm not worried yet.

                                Just saying context with things like that is good.

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