1. Eduardo Nunez (R) 3B .400/.429/.800, 2.2 fWAR
2. Mookie Betts (R) RF .269/.343/.462, 4.3 fWAR
3. Andrew Benintendi (L) LF .269/.355/.420, 1.9 fWAR
4. Hanley Ramirez (R) 1B .250/.337/.432, 0.1 fWAR
5. Chris Young (R) DH .251/.332/.428, -0.2 fWAR
6. Xander Bogaerts (R) SS .280/.336/.404, 1.8 fWAR
7. Brock Holt (L) 2B .200/.293/.215, -0.4 fWAR
8. Sandy Leon (S) CA .245/.301/.391, 0.3 fWAR
9. Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) CF .259/.332/.434, 1.8 fWAR
Chris Sale (L): (153.1 IP, 2.70 ERA, 6.3 RA-9 WAR)
vs.
Jordan Montgomery (L): (115.2 IP, 4.05 ERA, 4.36 RA-9 WAR)
1. Brett Gardner (L) LF .261/.354/.454, 2.5 fWAR
2. Aaron Hicks (S) CF .290/.398/.515, 2.7 fWAR
3. Aaron Judge (R) RF .299/.424/.627, 5.9 fWAR
4. Gary Sanchez (R) DH .265/.339/.488, 2.5 fWAR
5. Todd Frazier (R) 3B .200/.333/.309, 1.4 fWAR
6. Didi Gregorius (L) SS .308/.333/.504, 3.6 fWAR
7. Chase Headley (S) 1B .271/.350/.399, 1.6 fWAR
8. Ronald Torreyes (R) 2B .288/.306/.372, 0.5 fWAR
9. Austin Romine (R) CA .221/.283/.297, -0.4 fWAR
Let's Go Yankees! Get this win somehow!!
I thought the exact same thing.
I think he might have good numbers against Sale. He also went yard off a lefty yesterday. But I agree with you, unless his numbers against Sale are really good.
Whoa! Great play be Hicks. Holy shit.
Conforto is much more reliable though. He's a regular Derek Jeter that Conforto.
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He can literally do it all.
Conforto is much more reliable though. He's a regular Derek Jeter that Conforto.
lol. Right? Some folks are something else, and quite predictable with their timing.
I don't know if I should respond, B. I got called out by some dude on the other thread for daring to respond to adamg's post.
But no, it actually wasn't him. Just Met fans in general comparing Conforto and Judge again since Judge is now struggling. Par for the course. Why compare the two to begin with, who knows?
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Suckling some Conforto pee pee again today?
I don't know if I should respond, B. I got called out by some dude on the other thread for daring to respond to adamg's post.
But no, it actually wasn't him. Just Met fans in general comparing Conforto and Judge again since Judge is now struggling. Par for the course. Why compare the two to begin with, who knows?
Ah. Didn't read the other thread yet.
Maybe Mets fans have nothing better to do than make fantasy comparisons. Idk. And. Idc.
Weird lot over there in Queens.
Go Romine.
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Nothing is worse than the Hyundai commercial with the Sweet Caroline song, especially during a Yanks Sawx game. Eff Me.
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not saying anything, just saying......
Nothing is worse than the Hyundai commercial with the Sweet Caroline song, especially during a Yanks Sawx game. Eff Me.
Whoever was the 'creative' person behind that is evil personified...
Whatever dude. Ellsbury would've ran those down easy.
Hicks was hot dogging.
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What a great catch
Whatever dude. Ellsbury would've ran those down easy.
Hicks was hot dogging.
Fair.
No. Apparently, we have 'superiority complexes' because our first comparison for Judge isn't Conforto, a guy who Judge leads in just about every statistical average that exists, outside of BA.
Unreal.
As long as the upps are calling the outside pitch a strike he will continue to struggle. Joe needs to blow his top one night
And just like that......
He's given Sale at least 12-15 strikes on sliders curving around the plate, and then rings up Frazier inside.
As usual - a trainwreck behind the plate.
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Judge was ahead in a count? Seems always 0-2 and trying to dig out of a hole.
As long as the upps are calling the outside pitch a strike he will continue to struggle. Joe needs to blow his top one night
They are mostly all strikes. But I agree Sales plate is a little wider than Montgomery's was.
But the point is it is all pitchers with Judge. He is constantly 0-2. He either looks at a ball down the middle or swings at shit outside.
A disadvantage against any pitcher - against Sale -forget about it.
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Just saw that. Figures they'd stalk the Yankee thread. Some Mets fan's inferiority complexes make them do the bizarre.
No. Apparently, we have 'superiority complexes' because our first comparison for Judge isn't Conforto, a guy who Judge leads in just about every statistical average that exists, outside of BA.
Unreal.
He doesn't even lead in BA this season.
They're virtually the same player... except Judge could be a 300/40+ home run/100 RBI/100 walk per year guy and Conforto's ceiling is Adam Jones with a few more walks and a worse glove.
He's given Sale at least 12-15 strikes on sliders curving around the plate, and then rings up Frazier inside.
As usual - a trainwreck behind the plate.
It has been a few, not 12-15. For Diaz it has actually been decent.