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Neutral sites though. I think the bigger problem is being 16-4 against the Red Sox/Orioles and 16-19 against everyone else. My bad: thought it was all in the bubble.

Nope. Scooter Gennett had a solo, two 2-run HRs, and a grand slam. Whiten hit a grand slam, two 3-run HRs, and a 2-run HR.

Adam Duvall just a solo HR shy of the HR cycle.

92 World Series plate appearances .391/.424/.655/1.079, 14 stolen bases and 2 caught stealing

The O's story is really great. Most losses over 2 seasons in history: 1962-1963 Mets: 231 1915-1916 Athletics: 226 2002-2003 Tigers: 225 2018-2019 Orioles: 223

I realize I have no room to talk here but since the Yankees sweep of the Red Sox from 8/14-8/17 Red Sox: 8-11 Yankees: 5-14

Was Seaver the biggest snub from the All-Century team? Here are the pitchers that got in: Sandy Koufax Nolan Ryan Cy Young Roger Clemens Bob Gibson Walter Johnson Warren Spahn Lefty Grove Christy Mathewson I would have him at least over Koufax, Ryan, and Gibson

Red Sox have now lost 4 in a row, putting them just 1 game ahead of the Pirates in the win-column for the number 1 pick. They highest they've ever picked is 3rd. Only the Red Sox, Giants, Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, Indians, Rockies, and Blue Jays have never had the top pick.

Yeah he won 1 batting title surrounded by mostly below average offensive seasons to the point where even with his tremendous glove he could only get a 2-year deal on the open market. He's been a top 10 hitter in the league since joining the Yankees. Can't imagine they saw that coming.

Yeah I'm more mocking the sentiment of "players do very well until they come to the yanks" when 4 of your 6 best hitters were pretty meh before coming to NY

Doesn't seem to be the issue. His home ERA is 2 runs lower than his road ERA

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AL Rays (1) vs Blue Jays (8) Athletics (2) vs Twins (7) White Sox (3) vs Yankees (6) Indians (4) vs Astros (5) NL Dodgers (1) vs Rockies (8) Cubs (2) vs Phillies (7) Braves (3) vs Marlins (6) Padres (4) vs Cardinals (5) *Can't actually determine the Cubs/Braves tiebreaker yet as it would go to...

Last year was his first full season but he exceeded qualifications in 2018.

Gotta put Abreu in that conversation too

Yes he should have.

Currently has the pitching Triple Crown. He would be the 20th pitcher in the MVP-era (1931-present) to win the award. Here's how the others fared in the MVP race: 2011 Justin Verlander: 1st 2011 Clayton Kershaw: 12th 2007 Jake Peavy: 7th 2006 Johan Santana: 6th 2002 Randy Johnson: 7th 1999...

"Since 1901"

6-0, 1.35 ERA, 46.2 IP, 75 Ks, 9 BBs Leads league in wins, ERA, IP, Ks, bWAR, and fWAR I think it's an interesting year for pitchers. Small sample size so and restricted schedule means they will really be limited in quality of opponent. But Indians are 7-0 when he pitches and 12-12 when he...

Yup that's why I had Rays at the 2-seed and Twins in the 3-seed.

And 1 for 7 and down to .390

So did the Bruins! Weeeeeee

I knew Dodgers were first and Red Sox had moved down to 3rd with the White Sox breaking the tie. What franchise has been no-hit the most since 1901?

Yes the Indians would now be ahead of Chicago. Head to head is first but Rays/Twins don't face each other

Yeah I have the Astros as the 6-seed. That's why they are playing the 3-seed in the Twins. And the only ties when I wrote that was Rays/Twins Rays win the tiebreaker because of the better intradivisional record