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@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
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Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
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@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
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Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Seriously dude what stat is this? OPS is on base plus slugging. For example suppose an arbitrary player has an on base percentage of .400 and a slugging percentage of .500 that would be represented as .900 OPS. And would be considered elite. The league average for this stat is around .720 what the hell numbers are you using. If a player has an OPS above 1 they’re having a truly historic season.
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@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@Teak2112_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
Bud you’re ignorant and I’m done arguing with an idiot who can’t even explain what OPS. Have a good day being dumb. You’re clearly out of your league when it comes to saber metrics.
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@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
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@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@Teak2112_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
Bud you’re ignorant and I’m done arguing with an idiot who can’t even explain what OPS. Have a good day being dumb. You’re clearly out of your league when it comes to saber metrics.
I'm not arguing what OPS is. I'm putting Harris' OPS to Striders ERA and comparing. You like WAR and Strider's war is better. I put proof and you call me dumb. The league average last year was .706 Harris was .896. Strider's ERA was 2.65 when the league average was 3.96. Ratio those stats and Strider clearly had the better year. Use WAR and Strider's 4.9 is better than Harris' 4.8. All my stats are online and provable. Just a reminder that 9 is larger than 8.
If you have a problem with me not putting a decimal point in you really need to remember how people talk. Do you really say "Aaron Judge has an average of decimal point 291." No, you say 291. If you need help with basic math, statistics, or common colloquialisms, I'd be happy to help. I did some tutoring in college.
You remind me of a kid I knew in school. He did an oral presentation on the atomic bomb and I did one on WW2. He corrected me when I said atomic bomb to be Hydrogen bomb. Correct, but a very dumb thing to say since it's like correcting someone who calls a chicken a bird. Even more laughable because he said WW1 in his oral report.
Your blatant lie about WAR is the truly dumb thing you said to start off. The rest just shows ignorance to further your opinion. You could have just said, "I think Harris deserved it." instead you started with a derisive, "Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made." In writing, the fist half usually sets tone for the second.
You're right that I don't know everything about sabermetrics. I don't. Which is why I make my determinations based on what I do know. I now know you like to use semantics to prove your lies and incorrect numbers. It's really funny that your original reply was to a throw away sentence about me conceding to being wrong.
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@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
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Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
Bud you’re ignorant and I’m done arguing with an idiot who can’t even explain what OPS. Have a good day being dumb. You’re clearly out of your league when it comes to saber metrics.
I'm not arguing what OPS is. I'm putting Harris' OPS to Striders ERA and comparing. You like WAR and Strider's war is better. I put proof and you call me dumb. The league average last year was .706 Harris was .896. Strider's ERA was 2.65 when the league average was 3.96. Ratio those stats and Strider clearly had the better year. Use WAR and Strider's 4.9 is better than Harris' 4.8. All my stats are online and provable. Just a reminder that 9 is larger than 8.
If you have a problem with me not putting a decimal point in you really need to remember how people talk. Do you really say "Aaron Judge has an average of decimal point 291." No, you say 291. If you need help with basic math, statistics, or common colloquialisms, I'd be happy to help. I did some tutoring in college.
You remind me of a kid I knew in school. He did an oral presentation on the atomic bomb and I did one on WW2. He corrected me when I said atomic bomb to be Hydrogen bomb. Correct, but a very dumb thing to say since it's like correcting someone who calls a chicken a bird. Even more laughable because he said WW1 in his oral report.
Your blatant lie about WAR is the truly dumb thing you said to start off. The rest just shows ignorance to further your opinion. You could have just said, "I think Harris deserved it." instead you started with a derisive, "Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made." In writing, the fist half usually sets tone for the second.
You're right that I don't know everything about sabermetrics. I don't. Which is why I make my determinations based on what I do know. I now know you like to use semantics to prove your lies and incorrect numbers. It's really funny that your original reply was to a throw away sentence about me conceding to being wrong.
Here’s your proof kid. Michael Harris took year WAR=5.3 Spencer Strider rookie year WAR=3.6. That’s not close. There are your hyper links to both pages. Now shut up and go back to the hole you came from. Goodnight
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/stridsp01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/harrimi04.shtml
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@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
@Teak2112_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
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Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
Bud you’re ignorant and I’m done arguing with an idiot who can’t even explain what OPS. Have a good day being dumb. You’re clearly out of your league when it comes to saber metrics.
I'm not arguing what OPS is. I'm putting Harris' OPS to Striders ERA and comparing. You like WAR and Strider's war is better. I put proof and you call me dumb. The league average last year was .706 Harris was .896. Strider's ERA was 2.65 when the league average was 3.96. Ratio those stats and Strider clearly had the better year. Use WAR and Strider's 4.9 is better than Harris' 4.8. All my stats are online and provable. Just a reminder that 9 is larger than 8.
If you have a problem with me not putting a decimal point in you really need to remember how people talk. Do you really say "Aaron Judge has an average of decimal point 291." No, you say 291. If you need help with basic math, statistics, or common colloquialisms, I'd be happy to help. I did some tutoring in college.
You remind me of a kid I knew in school. He did an oral presentation on the atomic bomb and I did one on WW2. He corrected me when I said atomic bomb to be Hydrogen bomb. Correct, but a very dumb thing to say since it's like correcting someone who calls a chicken a bird. Even more laughable because he said WW1 in his oral report.
Your blatant lie about WAR is the truly dumb thing you said to start off. The rest just shows ignorance to further your opinion. You could have just said, "I think Harris deserved it." instead you started with a derisive, "Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made." In writing, the fist half usually sets tone for the second.
You're right that I don't know everything about sabermetrics. I don't. Which is why I make my determinations based on what I do know. I now know you like to use semantics to prove your lies and incorrect numbers. It's really funny that your original reply was to a throw away sentence about me conceding to being wrong.
Here’s your proof kid. Michael Harris took year WAR=5.3 Spencer Strider rookie year WAR=3.6. That’s not close. There are your hyper links to both pages. Now shut up and go back to the hole you came from. Goodnight
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/stridsp01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/harrimi04.shtml
First off Boomer. You can call me Sir, Junior. Unless you really are a boomer, then, isn't it past your bedtime?
Secondly, Neither of those pages shows WAR
These do thoughhttps://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9https://www.fangraphs.com/players/michael-harris-ii/25931/stats?position=OF
2022 ATL MLB 21 114 441 19 75 64 20 4.8% 24.3% .217 .361 .297 .339 .514 .368 .335 136 5.9 24.4 6.6 4.8Harris 4.8 Strider 4.9. Try again
Proof that Pitching WAR is typically lower than Position WAR
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022
Finally, I was right, it is past your bedtime. Forgive me grandpa.
Make sure you're thorough, unlike your research, on blending your food. Don't want you choking. Too late!I noticed you're a troll. Try trolling an actual child. That seems to be your normal prey. An adult that knows how to research can fight back
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@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
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Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
Bud you’re ignorant and I’m done arguing with an idiot who can’t even explain what OPS. Have a good day being dumb. You’re clearly out of your league when it comes to saber metrics.
I'm not arguing what OPS is. I'm putting Harris' OPS to Striders ERA and comparing. You like WAR and Strider's war is better. I put proof and you call me dumb. The league average last year was .706 Harris was .896. Strider's ERA was 2.65 when the league average was 3.96. Ratio those stats and Strider clearly had the better year. Use WAR and Strider's 4.9 is better than Harris' 4.8. All my stats are online and provable. Just a reminder that 9 is larger than 8.
If you have a problem with me not putting a decimal point in you really need to remember how people talk. Do you really say "Aaron Judge has an average of decimal point 291." No, you say 291. If you need help with basic math, statistics, or common colloquialisms, I'd be happy to help. I did some tutoring in college.
You remind me of a kid I knew in school. He did an oral presentation on the atomic bomb and I did one on WW2. He corrected me when I said atomic bomb to be Hydrogen bomb. Correct, but a very dumb thing to say since it's like correcting someone who calls a chicken a bird. Even more laughable because he said WW1 in his oral report.
Your blatant lie about WAR is the truly dumb thing you said to start off. The rest just shows ignorance to further your opinion. You could have just said, "I think Harris deserved it." instead you started with a derisive, "Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made." In writing, the fist half usually sets tone for the second.
You're right that I don't know everything about sabermetrics. I don't. Which is why I make my determinations based on what I do know. I now know you like to use semantics to prove your lies and incorrect numbers. It's really funny that your original reply was to a throw away sentence about me conceding to being wrong.
Here’s your proof kid. Michael Harris took year WAR=5.3 Spencer Strider rookie year WAR=3.6. That’s not close. There are your hyper links to both pages. Now shut up and go back to the hole you came from. Goodnight
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/stridsp01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/harrimi04.shtml
First off Boomer. You can call me Sir, Junior. Unless you really are a boomer, then, isn't it past your bedtime?
Secondly, Neither of those pages shows WAR
These do thoughhttps://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9https://www.fangraphs.com/players/michael-harris-ii/25931/stats?position=OF
2022 ATL MLB 21 114 441 19 75 64 20 4.8% 24.3% .217 .361 .297 .339 .514 .368 .335 136 5.9 24.4 6.6 4.8Harris 4.8 Strider 4.9. Try again
Proof that Pitching WAR is typically lower than Position WAR
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022
Finally, I was right, it is past your bedtime. Forgive me grandpa.
Make sure you're thorough, unlike your research, on blending your food. Don't want you choking. Too late!I noticed you're a troll. Try trolling an actual child. That seems to be your normal prey. An adult that knows how to research can fight back
Try again kid. How bout you look closer. And I’m tired of this so I’m gonna let you continue making a clown of yourself while I tend to my family. And if you can’t find the war stat then you’re blind.
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@killerpresence4_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
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@Teak2112_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@broken_toy1_PSN said in June Lightning:
Harris would deserve it before Acuna. With ASG and HD coming out Ohtani will probably be AS boss with Trout being team boss or vice versa. That could give way to Harris getting it because his ASG snub. Ohtani had one of the best months ever, for any year, in any sport. If Estevez made the ASG. it might be different. Acuna could easily get an ASG boss though.
Harris getting snubbed for the ASG is one of the more ridiculous things I've read in a while. Hes not remotely worthy (worthy of a good June PotM though)
Players did mess up the NL vote up bad though.
Marte -> Albies (did Bobby Cox somehow get to pick this?)
Nimmo -> Alonso (already have Olson as a second 1B and could use another OF)
Tatis -> Gurriel Jr
Steer -> Riley or SolerI didn't look at his numbers and concede June didn't make up for a mediocre beginning to the season. I'm not a fan of his and think he's a little overrated. Good player, but overrated. Strider deserved the ROTY over him last year as well. I fell into the trap of thinking recent rather than total. Which happened a lot this year.
Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made. Harris led all of baseball in WAR for rookies and he didn’t even play a whole season. Had he played the whole season he was looking at all time rookie records in that department. Strider was great last year and any other year probably wins it. But the correct call was made without a doubt.
Thanks for just brushing off my opinion. I noticed the stat that you primarily mentioned in your other posts was WAR as well. I disagree with that assessment and the way you seem to have come to it. For position players, I typically like OPS and ERA with pitchers. I think Harris was just under 9 OPS with a league average of 7. Great for a rookie, very good for a vet. Strider's ERA was 2.65 with a league average of 3.96. Add his .99 WHIP and, I feel, Strider had a better rookie season than Harris. Once again, my opinion. So, no they didn't get it right.
But since you love WAR so much, Strider was 4.9 to Harris' 4.8. And Strider only started 20 games. I could be wrong, from my experience, which is just ok at best, Pitcher WAR is typically lower than position players.
And pitching WAR is generally not lower than offensive war. A pitcher having a great season can easily put up 8-9 War in a season. A hitter having a great year will rarely ever see an 8 WAR. And please don’t bring up Ohtani. His case is much more nuanced than any other player and is an outlier.
"And another thing you have an opinion and I have an opinion. Neither opinion is wrong that’s why it’s an opinion. If you say someone else’s opinion is wrong it greatly devalues your opinion." Ah precious, you should reread your first comment to me. Which is why I completely devalue your opinion.
My info came from fangraphs. I wanted to get it from mlb, but took more time than I wanted to spend. Yearly averages came from baseball-reference.com. Did you take you info from google without actually going to the website? Thank you for bolstering my opinion with OPS+ and ERA+ even though I was using that ratio without saying that it was that ratio. 3.96:2.65>9:7=1.49>1.28=Strider>Harris
https://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
2022 ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9
That last number is WAR. I'll trust them over "guy on internet."
Are you Michael Harris? If so, good month of June. Hope you keep improving. Also another reason to not trust "guy on internet,"
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022War is typically higher in position players than pitchers.
Harris' OPS of just under 9 and the league average of just over 7. If you don't understand rounding, I can explain it to you. That rounding would bolster your point, not mine, so I'm not sure why you brought it up.
Your, I'm hoping, ignorance is enough reason for me to not value your opinion.
Bud you’re ignorant and I’m done arguing with an idiot who can’t even explain what OPS. Have a good day being dumb. You’re clearly out of your league when it comes to saber metrics.
I'm not arguing what OPS is. I'm putting Harris' OPS to Striders ERA and comparing. You like WAR and Strider's war is better. I put proof and you call me dumb. The league average last year was .706 Harris was .896. Strider's ERA was 2.65 when the league average was 3.96. Ratio those stats and Strider clearly had the better year. Use WAR and Strider's 4.9 is better than Harris' 4.8. All my stats are online and provable. Just a reminder that 9 is larger than 8.
If you have a problem with me not putting a decimal point in you really need to remember how people talk. Do you really say "Aaron Judge has an average of decimal point 291." No, you say 291. If you need help with basic math, statistics, or common colloquialisms, I'd be happy to help. I did some tutoring in college.
You remind me of a kid I knew in school. He did an oral presentation on the atomic bomb and I did one on WW2. He corrected me when I said atomic bomb to be Hydrogen bomb. Correct, but a very dumb thing to say since it's like correcting someone who calls a chicken a bird. Even more laughable because he said WW1 in his oral report.
Your blatant lie about WAR is the truly dumb thing you said to start off. The rest just shows ignorance to further your opinion. You could have just said, "I think Harris deserved it." instead you started with a derisive, "Strider should’ve been the ROY last year? Nah, I’m pretty sure the correct choice was made." In writing, the fist half usually sets tone for the second.
You're right that I don't know everything about sabermetrics. I don't. Which is why I make my determinations based on what I do know. I now know you like to use semantics to prove your lies and incorrect numbers. It's really funny that your original reply was to a throw away sentence about me conceding to being wrong.
Here’s your proof kid. Michael Harris took year WAR=5.3 Spencer Strider rookie year WAR=3.6. That’s not close. There are your hyper links to both pages. Now shut up and go back to the hole you came from. Goodnight
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/stridsp01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/harrimi04.shtml
First off Boomer. You can call me Sir, Junior. Unless you really are a boomer, then, isn't it past your bedtime?
Secondly, Neither of those pages shows WAR
These do thoughhttps://www.fangraphs.com/players/spencer-strider/27498/stats?position=P
ATL MLB 23 11 5 0 31 20 131.2 13.81 3.08 0.48 .292 74.1% 40.3% 6.8% 98.1 2.67 2.39 1.83 2.30 4.9https://www.fangraphs.com/players/michael-harris-ii/25931/stats?position=OF
2022 ATL MLB 21 114 441 19 75 64 20 4.8% 24.3% .217 .361 .297 .339 .514 .368 .335 136 5.9 24.4 6.6 4.8Harris 4.8 Strider 4.9. Try again
Proof that Pitching WAR is typically lower than Position WAR
https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/war?season=2022
Finally, I was right, it is past your bedtime. Forgive me grandpa.
Make sure you're thorough, unlike your research, on blending your food. Don't want you choking. Too late!I noticed you're a troll. Try trolling an actual child. That seems to be your normal prey. An adult that knows how to research can fight back
Try again kid. How bout you look closer. And I’m tired of this so I’m gonna let you continue making a clown of yourself while I tend to my family. And if you can’t find the war stat then you’re blind.
OK. If you need help surfing the interwebs, I can send my nephew over to show you. I told him what a VCR is too. He thinks he can set the time for you as well.
Do you need to call the great grands before sleepy time Grandpa? What am I thinking? That would require someone to actually touch you. Call outside for the cat before sleepy time?
Come on Krusty, I'm having fun. Or do you prefer Bozo? I've heard the name before, but thought you'd have more knowledge of Bozo plus the human aptitude of the character. I don't like trolls. Don't you have some Billy goats to extort? A bridge to guard? A wizarding school to break into? Too new? A Hobbit to chase? Gotta feed the 12 cats? Find your sitting donut? Watch episodes of Bonanza? Lose your sitting donut?
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@Dolenz_PSN said in June Lightning:
@BMack_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
.ohtani just got whooped by the padres the other day the angels hasn't been consistent
Doesn't matter for June's POTM because that happened in July
@BMack_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
Acuna has been on fire also plus the braves have the best record in the league right now
The Braves record is completely irrelevant to the POTM discussion.
Ohtani offensively smoked Acuna in every category except stolen bases.
Ohtani had
6 more HRs
1 More Run Scored
7 More RBIs
ISO 230 points higher
BA 38 points higher
OBP 63 points higher
SLG 269 points higher
wRC+ 86 points higher
Off Runs above Average 11 points Higher
WAR 1 point higher (that is a big gap for only one month)They each won the actual MLB POTM for their respective leagues but I still think SDS holds them both back so they can be the top cards in the All Star
Ohtani had a great season last year but don't remember him having a potm card....angels got overlooked alot because their team sucked last season
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@BMack_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
@Dolenz_PSN said in June Lightning:
@BMack_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
.ohtani just got whooped by the padres the other day the angels hasn't been consistent
Doesn't matter for June's POTM because that happened in July
@BMack_MLBTS said in June Lightning:
Acuna has been on fire also plus the braves have the best record in the league right now
The Braves record is completely irrelevant to the POTM discussion.
Ohtani offensively smoked Acuna in every category except stolen bases.
Ohtani had
6 more HRs
1 More Run Scored
7 More RBIs
ISO 230 points higher
BA 38 points higher
OBP 63 points higher
SLG 269 points higher
wRC+ 86 points higher
Off Runs above Average 11 points Higher
WAR 1 point higher (that is a big gap for only one month)They each won the actual MLB POTM for their respective leagues but I still think SDS holds them both back so they can be the top cards in the All Star
Ohtani had a great season last year but don't remember him having a potm card....angels got overlooked alot because their team sucked last season
Well, to be fair, Ohtani never won the actual MLB's player of the month or pitcher of the month last year at all.
Last year was a different beast though as it was rare for the actual winner of the MLB's Player of The Month to get the lightning card in the game. Judge won the award 3 times in the AL. Arenado won it twice in the NL. Goldschmidt won it once in the NL and none of them earned a lightning card (or any POTM).
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