@@Chicago Cubs[BrooksGate] Each teams most valuable position player, starting pitcher, and relief pitcher this season (ranked by fWAR)July 8, 2024 [BrooksGate] Each teams most valuable position player, starting pitcher, and relief pitcher this season (ranked by fWAR) 8 comments2 rookies leading the way in WAR. Seems less than ideal.I’m glad Craig Kimbrel is doing so well this season. If he wins a ring with the Orioles, he has an argument for the HOF.If you can research this same breakdown for 2019-2023 and then FWD to Jed and Carter, maybe MAYBE it might set in. UghAccording to bWAR, Leiter is actually our least valuable relief pitcher and has been worth -0.7 WAR. That’s a crazy contrastOur most valuable in each category are Assad, Happ, and Hodge (I won’t count Wesneski and Brown since they have starting appearances)Pittsburgh- where is Paul Skeenes? This is bsCrazy that Busch leads in WAR and not Bellinger ($27.5 million), Dansby ($26 million), Happ ($21 million), or Suzuki ($21 million).At least we’re buildingLeave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
I’m glad Craig Kimbrel is doing so well this season. If he wins a ring with the Orioles, he has an argument for the HOF.
If you can research this same breakdown for 2019-2023 and then FWD to Jed and Carter, maybe MAYBE it might set in. Ugh
According to bWAR, Leiter is actually our least valuable relief pitcher and has been worth -0.7 WAR. That’s a crazy contrastOur most valuable in each category are Assad, Happ, and Hodge (I won’t count Wesneski and Brown since they have starting appearances)
Crazy that Busch leads in WAR and not Bellinger ($27.5 million), Dansby ($26 million), Happ ($21 million), or Suzuki ($21 million).
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2 rookies leading the way in WAR. Seems less than ideal.
I’m glad Craig Kimbrel is doing so well this season. If he wins a ring with the Orioles, he has an argument for the HOF.
If you can research this same breakdown for 2019-2023 and then FWD to Jed and Carter, maybe MAYBE it might set in. Ugh
According to bWAR, Leiter is actually our least valuable relief pitcher and has been worth -0.7 WAR. That’s a crazy contrast
Our most valuable in each category are Assad, Happ, and Hodge (I won’t count Wesneski and Brown since they have starting appearances)
Pittsburgh- where is Paul Skeenes? This is bs
Crazy that Busch leads in WAR and not Bellinger ($27.5 million), Dansby ($26 million), Happ ($21 million), or Suzuki ($21 million).
At least we’re building