Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:55 pm
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Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:56 pm
Walker...A ball, maybe AA, he's a complete joke. Set him down for the remainder and start him in the minors in the spring. Personally I don't believe he'll ever figure it out.
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:57 pm
I heard on Reds feed that Cardinals were signaling to Marte to retrieve the Crooks HR ball from fan.
Anyone know if they got Crooks 1st MLB hit back ?
Anyone know if they got Crooks 1st MLB hit back ?
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:57 pm
Church is out and the Cardinals have lost already!
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:58 pm
Well - no happy flight back to Lambert today. Labor day game vs the A's tomorrow.
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:58 pm
Lovely effort
0 walks
15 strikeouts
0 walks
15 strikeouts
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:58 pm
Jordan Walker is brutal to watch man
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 13:59 pm
Cards with 15 K's today. Nice going boys, back to the hitting cage.
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:00 pm
He has some extremely big holes in his swing - will be tough to correct all his flaws.Lightning Rod wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:56 pm Walker...A ball, maybe AA, he's a complete joke. Set him down for the remainder and start him in the minors in the spring. Personally I don't believe he'll ever figure it out.
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:00 pm
Cards have lost 6 Pallante starts in a row and 11 of his last 12 starts.
He seems to be our most consistent pitcher.
When asked about his performance, he said, "There is no defense."
He seems to be our most consistent pitcher.
When asked about his performance, he said, "There is no defense."
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:00 pm
3 Cardinal strike outs in the ninth for a total of 15
PRETTY PATHETIC
PRETTY PATHETIC
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:01 pm
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:04 pm
Noblackinkbiz wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:34 pmIs FiP basically expected ERA?rockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:25 pm Graceffo has been roughed up since mid July:
16 2/3 IP coming into today
9 appearances
9 ER
17 Hits
4 BB's
17 KO's
4.86 ERA
He does however posses strikeout stuff leading to a solid 2.94 FiP during that time frame.
I'm letting AI give you the definition:
FiP measures a pitcher's effectiveness by only considering events they have the most control over: strikeouts (K), walks (BB), hit-by-pitches (HBP), and home runs (HR). By excluding the outcomes of balls put into play—which are heavily influenced by defense and luck—FIP aims to provide a clearer picture of a pitcher's true ability and predict future performance more accurately than traditional metrics like Earned Run Average (ERA).
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:07 pm
How does a pitcher have most control over a home run? The first three I get but throwing in home runs seems strangerockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 14:04 pmNoblackinkbiz wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:34 pmIs FiP basically expected ERA?rockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:25 pm Graceffo has been roughed up since mid July:
16 2/3 IP coming into today
9 appearances
9 ER
17 Hits
4 BB's
17 KO's
4.86 ERA
He does however posses strikeout stuff leading to a solid 2.94 FiP during that time frame.
I'm letting AI give you the definition:
FiP measures a pitcher's effectiveness by only considering events they have the most control over: strikeouts (K), walks (BB), hit-by-pitches (HBP), and home runs (HR). By excluding the outcomes of balls put into play—which are heavily influenced by defense and luck—FIP aims to provide a clearer picture of a pitcher's true ability and predict future performance more accurately than traditional metrics like Earned Run Average (ERA).
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:10 pm
Yeah I read that from the Google AI reply and I'm still not sure I fully grasp what the actual number represents. lol. I probably just don't care enough to expend any mental energy on it.rockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 14:04 pmNoblackinkbiz wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:34 pmIs FiP basically expected ERA?rockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:25 pm Graceffo has been roughed up since mid July:
16 2/3 IP coming into today
9 appearances
9 ER
17 Hits
4 BB's
17 KO's
4.86 ERA
He does however posses strikeout stuff leading to a solid 2.94 FiP during that time frame.
I'm letting AI give you the definition:
FiP measures a pitcher's effectiveness by only considering events they have the most control over: strikeouts (K), walks (BB), hit-by-pitches (HBP), and home runs (HR). By excluding the outcomes of balls put into play—which are heavily influenced by defense and luck—FIP aims to provide a clearer picture of a pitcher's true ability and predict future performance more accurately than traditional metrics like Earned Run Average (ERA).
Re: GDT : Cards @ Reds (8/31) ~ 11:10am CDT
Posted: 31 Aug 2025 14:12 pm
At it's core it takes out balls in play, the more strikeouts and fewer walks, HBP and HR's allowed the lower the FiP.blackinkbiz wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 14:10 pmYeah I read that from the Google AI reply and I'm still not sure I fully grasp what the actual number represents. lol. I probably just don't care enough to expend any mental energy on it.rockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 14:04 pmNoblackinkbiz wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:34 pmIs FiP basically expected ERA?rockondlouie wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025 13:25 pm Graceffo has been roughed up since mid July:
16 2/3 IP coming into today
9 appearances
9 ER
17 Hits
4 BB's
17 KO's
4.86 ERA
He does however posses strikeout stuff leading to a solid 2.94 FiP during that time frame.
I'm letting AI give you the definition:
FiP measures a pitcher's effectiveness by only considering events they have the most control over: strikeouts (K), walks (BB), hit-by-pitches (HBP), and home runs (HR). By excluding the outcomes of balls put into play—which are heavily influenced by defense and luck—FIP aims to provide a clearer picture of a pitcher's true ability and predict future performance more accurately than traditional metrics like Earned Run Average (ERA).