Re: 2015 MLB Season - Can the Cubs FINALLY win the World Series? (No.)
The guy is 22 for pete's sake.
The guy is 22 for pete's sake.
The guy is 22 for pete's sake.
Fun stat of the day: The Blue Jays are out-slugging the Rockies as a team by about 10 points.
The Jays do not play half their games at Coors.
Fun stat of the day: The Blue Jays are out-slugging the Rockies as a team by about 10 points.
The Jays do not play half their games at Coors.
Have the Jays (or will they) play at Coors this year?
John Farrell (Red Sox manager) has Stage 1 lymphoma. Link
Duffy and Bryant are pretty much neck and neck, statistically speaking, with Duffy at a 123 OPS+ and Bryant at 124 OPS+, in roughly the same number of games. Bryant has the Cubs narrative around him, though, which will go a long way with the BBWAA.
Wow, what a series this has been so far. Tanaka OWNED it today.
Kyle Schwarber's biggest fan is the veteran catcher he's trying to replace, Miguel Montero, who has already made plans to help the Cubs rookie get better, starting Jan. 10.
Montero told Schwarber he expects the 22-year-old to be in Arizona on that date for a month of workouts. And Schwarber's all in.
"We're going to work together on defense," Montero said. "I don't want to have bats, I don't want to have anything else. I just want to work on defense.
"My plan is to help him be the best he can be behind the plate," Montero said. "It would make me proud -- it would make me proud of myself to help him be one of the best catchers in the league."
Montero, 32, said he had plenty of coaches help him, but no player ever took him under their wing to teach the nuances of the position. He knows Schwarber will someday take his job.
"I know it's going to come one day, and when it comes, I hope it's him and nobody else, because he can rake," Montero said.
In his 23 starts with the Braves Shelby Miller has received 1 or 0 runs 14 times. His 2.54 run support is the lowest in baseball.
— CJ Nitkowski (@CJNitkowski) August 16, 2015
More Shelby Miller: His run support average dropped to 2.49 today, the lowest in 34 years (Randy Martz, CHC, 2.42) via @STATS_MLB
— CJ Nitkowski (@CJNitkowski) August 16, 2015
Pretty cool:
Kyle Schwarber's biggest fan is the veteran catcher he's trying to replace, Miguel Montero, who has already made plans to help the Cubs rookie get better, starting Jan. 10.
Montero told Schwarber he expects the 22-year-old to be in Arizona on that date for a month of workouts. And Schwarber's all in.
"We're going to work together on defense," Montero said. "I don't want to have bats, I don't want to have anything else. I just want to work on defense.
"My plan is to help him be the best he can be behind the plate," Montero said. "It would make me proud -- it would make me proud of myself to help him be one of the best catchers in the league."
Montero, 32, said he had plenty of coaches help him, but no player ever took him under their wing to teach the nuances of the position. He knows Schwarber will someday take his job.
"I know it's going to come one day, and when it comes, I hope it's him and nobody else, because he can rake," Montero said.
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