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2018-05-27: Mets (Wheeler) at Brewers (Chacín) 1:10 PM CDT [Brewers win, 8-7]


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I'm only able to watch on gamecast right now, but a Santana line out and a Villar 7 pitch AB strike out. Without actually seeing them, that still seems like decent AB's.

 

Santana's was a little flare to SS. Not hit hard at all.

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That would’ve been one heck of a play there by Villar. Aguilar scoop that!
"This is a very simple game. You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains." Think about that for a while.
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I'm only able to watch on gamecast right now, but a Santana line out and a Villar 7 pitch AB strike out. Without actually seeing them, that still seems like decent AB's.

Santana's at bat was hardly a line out. It was a jam shot that Rosario had to back up on.

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Give extra outs and this is what happens.
"This is a very simple game. You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains." Think about that for a while.
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There's one for ya Sogard haters :)

 

A fly out???

 

Gamecast breaks down the batting average into a 9 square grid of the strike zone. Sogard is .125 or less in 8 of the 9 grids, but does hit .375 on pitches left exactly dead center in the zone....

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There's one for ya Sogard haters :)

 

A fly out???

 

Gamecast breaks down the batting average into a 9 square grid of the strike zone. Sogard is .125 or less in 8 of the 9 grids, but does hit .375 on pitches left exactly dead center in the zone....

 

No he made a great catch in foul territory, that's what I was meaning. I'm not saying I'm a huge Sogard fan or something but being new to this board I find he has been the recipient of a disproportionate amount of vitriol.

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There's one for ya Sogard haters :)

 

A fly out???

 

Gamecast breaks down the batting average into a 9 square grid of the strike zone. Sogard is .125 or less in 8 of the 9 grids, but does hit .375 on pitches left exactly dead center in the zone....

 

No he made a great catch in foul territory, that's what I was meaning. I'm not saying I'm a huge Sogard fan or something but being new to this board I find he has been the recipient of a disproportionate amount of vitriol.

 

He had a 3/4 game vs the Cards in April. Outside of that he's hitting .068 on the season....

 

I think it's actually pretty proportionate.

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There's one for ya Sogard haters :)

 

A fly out???

 

Gamecast breaks down the batting average into a 9 square grid of the strike zone. Sogard is .125 or less in 8 of the 9 grids, but does hit .375 on pitches left exactly dead center in the zone....

 

No he made a great catch in foul territory, that's what I was meaning. I'm not saying I'm a huge Sogard fan or something but being new to this board I find he has been the recipient of a disproportionate amount of vitriol.

 

OPS of .359 will do that, especially when you're still getting semi-regular ABs. You should have been here when Oliver Drake was here.

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