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       #Post#: 236104--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On The Farm
       By: chgojhawk Date: August 7, 2015, 9:46 pm
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       Jeffrey Baez is on fire!!  I guess all it took was moving him to
       the leadoff spot.
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       Re: On The Farm
       By: guest61 Date: August 7, 2015, 9:47 pm
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       Now that's the Javy Baez I know.
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       Re: On The Farm
       By: Jes Beard Date: August 8, 2015, 1:18 am
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       [quote author=CUBluejays link=topic=318.msg236089#msg236089
       date=1438997401]
       Sorry I forgot to add the qualifier when Baez was ready.  You
       could back through my posting history and see I posted the same
       thing about Baez and his timing issues on Aug 3, or a day before
       I was calling for is recall in your mind.
       [/quote]
       Okay, so at least you are now backing off your nonsense that,
       "There is nothing in the full quote that implies I want it done
       this very instant in the partial quote you pulled," and the
       implication I was taking your quote out of context or that
       something in the rest of your post made clear you did not mean
       what you were saying in the language I quoted.  At least that is
       some progress.
       Of course there was nothing in any of your posts on August 3 to
       suggest YOU felt Baez should be left in the minors (you did post
       to the effect that you recognized, "Baez might not be up for a
       few weeks at the earliest," but not that he also should not be
       called up for at least a few weeks, just that if might not
       happen, regardless what you might want).
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       Re: On The Farm
       By: Chris27 Date: August 8, 2015, 1:27 am
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       Re: On The Farm
       By: CUBluejays Date: August 8, 2015, 8:33 am
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       [quote author=Jes Beard link=topic=318.msg236126#msg236126
       date=1439014691]
       Okay, so at least you are now backing off your nonsense that,
       "There is nothing in the full quote that implies I want it done
       this very instant in the partial quote you pulled," and the
       implication I was taking your quote out of context or that
       something in the rest of your post made clear you did not mean
       what you were saying in the language I quoted.  At least that is
       some progress.
       Of course there was nothing in any of your posts on August 3 to
       suggest YOU felt Baez should be left in the minors (you did post
       to the effect that you recognized, "Baez might not be up for a
       few weeks at the earliest," but not that he also should not be
       called up for at least a few weeks, just that if might not
       happen, regardless what you might want).
       [/quote]
       There is nothing in that quote that was meant to say right now.
       I may have not been clear enough for you. I'm sorry that I don't
       put absolutes in my posts when dealing with prospects, but it
       was pretty clear from all of my previous posts that I thought
       Baez wasn't ready. Please don't dislocate your shoulder trying
       to pat yourself on the back for being the only one to say Baez
       wasn't ready.
       #Post#: 236139--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On The Farm
       By: Jes Beard Date: August 8, 2015, 9:06 am
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       [quote author=CUBluejays link=topic=318.msg236133#msg236133
       date=1439040816]
       There is nothing in that quote that was meant to say right now.
       I may have not been clear enough for you. I'm sorry that I don't
       put absolutes in my posts when dealing with prospects, but it
       was pretty clear from all of my previous posts that I thought
       Baez wasn't ready. Please don't dislocate your shoulder trying
       to pat yourself on the back for being the only one to say Baez
       wasn't ready.
       [/quote]
       I don't know what you "meant to say."  I only know what you
       said.  What you said is exactly as I have indicated.  If it were
       not you would not now be weaseling over what you "meant to say,"
       but would instead have been pointing to what you did write.  As
       to patting myself on the back, I not only have not indicated I
       deserve any praise for the observation, but have pointed out
       that it was perfectly apparent.  And in my case it is not just
       that I "meant" to write that, but that I did.
       #Post#: 236141--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On The Farm
       By: craig Date: August 8, 2015, 9:20 am
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       With Almora's hot streak, he's move up and beyond several
       thresholds:  .250 batting average; .290 and .300 OBP; .630,
       .650, and .670 OPS; with some hits he's up to .373 slugging now,
       too, high point on the year.
       I'd been concerned with groundouts; but his GO/AO of 1.12 isn't
       bad.  I haven't been reading the game logs much since May.  But
       checking these last two nights in which he's gotten six hits,
       two of them were actually reported as line drives, both to left
       field.  (The others were two grounders, a bloop, and a bunt.)
       If he's going to blossom into a .700-OPS type guy, he'll
       probably need to both hit some line drives once in a while, and
       to use left field at least a little bit, so that's nice to see.
       He appears to have become an accomplished bunter.
       Even after recent binge, BABIP only up to .272, low for a
       supposed line-drive contact guy.  Not sure it's all bad luck; if
       you take weak, soft swings towards CF/RF, perhaps not conducive
       to line drives or BABIP.  But, supposed the BABIP is just bad
       luck; replace .272 with .300 BABIP would add 23 points to his
       batting average.  Adding an extra 23 points to average, OBP, and
       23+ to slugging, at .730 OPS and .400 slugging he'd look more
       interesting.  .300 BABIP shouldn't seem unrealistic; most
       good-hitting prospects in the minors BABIP much higher than
       .300.  But, that kind of goes with hitting line drives and
       hitting the ball hard semi-regularly.
       Maybe Almora future can emerge like Contreras, scuffle for
       several years, than suddenly becoming a high-BABIP hitter.
       #Post#: 236142--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On The Farm
       By: CUBluejays Date: August 8, 2015, 9:31 am
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       The nice thing about Almora is he doesn't have to be a great
       offensive player to be a useful major league player. I wonder if
       some of his struggles have been working to refine his approach.
       It would certainly be great if he could a .700 OPS CF, wth his
       defense in center that would be a 3-4 WAR player. Even if he's
       below league average on offense he could still be a 2-3 WAR
       player.
       Jes don't bother replying I put you back on ignore.
       #Post#: 236143--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On The Farm
       By: CurtOne Date: August 8, 2015, 9:32 am
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       [quote author=CUBluejays link=topic=318.msg236142#msg236142
       date=1439044301]
       The nice thing about Almora is he doesn't have to be a great
       offensive player to be a useful major league player. I wonder if
       some of his struggles have been working to refine his approach.
       It would certainly be great if he could a .700 OPS CF, wth his
       defense in center that would be a 3-4 WAR player. Even if he's
       below league average on offense he could still be a 2-3 WAR
       player.
       Jes don't bother replying I put you back on ignore.
       [/quote]I'm told that doesn't stop him.  :)
       #Post#: 236150--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On The Farm
       By: Jes Beard Date: August 8, 2015, 10:55 am
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       [quote author=CUBluejays link=topic=318.msg236142#msg236142
       date=1439044301]
       Jes don't bother replying I put you back on ignore.
       [/quote]
       ~sniff~    :'(
       How will I possibly survive?
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