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Yesterday, 12:28 PM | #812 |
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A guy I feel bad for in this is Siani. It ain't his fault he can't hit and we don't have anyone better. But as defender, he looked like a damn strong contender for that GG most of the season. That injury is going to be what knocked him out otherwise I'm hard pressed to think of anyone that had a better year defensively in CF than Siani.
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Yesterday, 12:32 PM | #814 |
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Tovar might get it because he's among the top guys regardless of metric.
Some metrics like Winn the most. Some like Swanson. Most all of them seem to have Tovar in the top 3 though (whereas some metrics thing Winn is not even average, let alone elite). I can't honestly claim to care a great deal wither way. |
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The Rockies' Brenton Doyle is considered the favorite to win, but many feel the Nationals' Jacob Young was better than him. |
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Yesterday, 12:34 PM | #816 | |
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Tovar had the greatest range of the 3 candidates. 4 less DRS than Winn but 3 more than Swanson. 12 more OAA than Winn but 3 less than Swanson. Just overall, Tovar is just the most deserving imo. If you total up DRS+OAA then Swanson and Tovar sit at 25 and Winn sits at 17. In a way, Winn is the least deserving. Last edited by jd1020; Yesterday at 12:40 PM.. |
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Yesterday, 12:35 PM | #817 | |
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But man, I'm not sure this was a tie. Skenes was amazing. I do have a hard time giving the ROY to a guy that only pitched about 130 innings but there's precedent for that sort of thing. Will recency bias be enough? Because Merrill was pretty ordinary for the first half of the season but he was very probably the Padres best player in the 2nd half when they really found their footing. |
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Yesterday, 12:36 PM | #818 |
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Didn't realize Doyle was a favorite. I assumed it was Young's to lose.
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Yesterday, 01:06 PM | #819 |
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Winn is 3rd tbh
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Wexelman is obviously biased being a Cards fan. I was shock to see that Eno Sarris only had Tovar at 7. https://www.sportsinfosolutions.com/...-voting-tally/ |
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Not if you go by defensive runs saved. I wouldn't have a problem with Winn, Tovar, Swanson or Francisco Lindor winning this award at a competitive position with elite athletes.
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