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Oh man, I just bought this. Can’t wait to start it.
July 16, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Oh man, I just bought this. Can’t wait to start it.
You’re again making semantic arguments but I like research.
1996-2005: Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~233 IP
2014-2024 (-2020 shortened season): Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~202 IP
A drop off of 30 IP on average. This era’s pitchers don’t stay on the field, and don’t pitch deep comparatively.
1996-2005: Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~233 IP
2014-2024 (-2020 shortened season): Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~202 IP
A drop off of 30 IP on average. This era’s pitchers don’t stay on the field, and don’t pitch deep comparatively.
May 22, 2025 at 12:34 AM
You’re again making semantic arguments but I like research.
1996-2005: Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~233 IP
2014-2024 (-2020 shortened season): Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~202 IP
A drop off of 30 IP on average. This era’s pitchers don’t stay on the field, and don’t pitch deep comparatively.
1996-2005: Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~233 IP
2014-2024 (-2020 shortened season): Top 10 IP leaders averaged ~202 IP
A drop off of 30 IP on average. This era’s pitchers don’t stay on the field, and don’t pitch deep comparatively.
This is a semantic debate over the OP’s hyperbolic word choice. The point stands that the rate of injury is hitting heights never before seen. Seeing guys throw 300 innings or going deep (7+ IP) into games is area modern baseball severely lacks.
May 21, 2025 at 10:45 PM
This is a semantic debate over the OP’s hyperbolic word choice. The point stands that the rate of injury is hitting heights never before seen. Seeing guys throw 300 innings or going deep (7+ IP) into games is area modern baseball severely lacks.
It’s 100% “new”. The trend of chasing velo and stuff has had an incredible impact on healthy pitchers. A quick chart from 2005-2024 is an easy view:
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May 21, 2025 at 8:03 PM
It’s 100% “new”. The trend of chasing velo and stuff has had an incredible impact on healthy pitchers. A quick chart from 2005-2024 is an easy view:
img.mlbstatic.com/mlb-images/i...
img.mlbstatic.com/mlb-images/i...
What? Every time I work NFL Live you’re on the show via…gasp!
May 9, 2025 at 4:28 PM
What? Every time I work NFL Live you’re on the show via…gasp!
In absolutely no way is this a slight on Willie Mays, but Bonds was better.
April 12, 2025 at 3:25 PM
In absolutely no way is this a slight on Willie Mays, but Bonds was better.
Yep. Insanely frustrating. Borderline ruining the experience.
April 6, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Yep. Insanely frustrating. Borderline ruining the experience.
Not to nitpick, but he gave up a run in the first inning. Unearned as it may have been it was his error that caused it.
April 5, 2025 at 12:44 PM
Not to nitpick, but he gave up a run in the first inning. Unearned as it may have been it was his error that caused it.