MyNameIsJonas
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Fair enough bruv
OT: The Toronto Blue Jays
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MyNameIsJonas
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Come on Nathan, fly ball or better.
MyNameIsJonas
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Ernie i mean
LeafOfFaith
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Jays just don't want Berrios to get any wins.
MyNameIsJonas
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MyNameIsJonas
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Hoffman is nails with a mild inexplainable HR problem
LeafOfFaith
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Sweet! And Boston ties TB in the bottom of the 10th.
LeafOfFaith
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Ach.
MapleLeafBlueJayBoy
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JackBurton
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Delgado was so damn good and underrated.
UWHabs
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Vlad's about 15 WAR away from catching either of those two as a Jay. Odds are he'll make it, but the key for him IMO is whether he can have his "breakout" seasons more than once every 3-4 years. It's just frustrating not knowing whether you get the "good but not elite" Vlad that year, or the "competing for MVP votes" Vlad.
Hurry the fuck up
MapleLeafBlueJayBoy
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Well last year he did not start rolling until game 85 or 90 and then went white hot for the rest of the year.
He has to be better.
He has to be better.
zeke
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except that he's a better hitter than his dad.
wRC+ seasons by age 26, best to worst:
* = in progress
** = age 21
*** = age 20
Vladdy Jr: 166, 165, 132, 130*, 118, 110**, 106***
Vladdy Sr: 160, 145, 139, 130, 116, 15**
Delgado: 145, 122, 115**, 111, 101, 26
Total by Age 26, noting that Vladdy Jr played full seasons at ages 20 and 21 and the other two only had a handful of at bats at age 21 and none at 20:
Vladdy Jr: 3832pa, 137wrc+
Vladdy Sr: 3044pa, 139wrc+
Delgado: 2038pa, 120wrc+
From Age 22-26:
Vladdy Jr: 3075pa, 144wrc+
Vladdy Sr: 3017pa, 140wrc+
Delgado: 2036pa, 120wrc+
Bautista sucked before age 28 of course, but here's how he did in his absolute prime, after his 29yr old breakout, from best to worst:
Bautista: 180, 165, 160, 148, 137, 135, 123, 106, 81
Careers as Jays (min 2 seasons):
1. McGriff (22-26): 2322pa, 152wrc+
2. Donaldson (29-32): 2066pa, 150wrc+
3. Delgado (21-32): 6018pa, 139wrc+
4. Bautista (27-36): 5272pa, 138wrc+
5. Vladdy Jr (20-26): 3832pa, 137wrc+
6. Encarnacion (26-33): 4203pa, 137wrc+
7. Olerud (20-27): 3689pa, 130wrc+
8. Molitor (36-38): 1839pa, 129wrc+
9. Johnson (35-37): 1376pa, 127wrc+
10. Velez (26-31): 1843pa, 127wrc+
wRC+ seasons by age 26, best to worst:
* = in progress
** = age 21
*** = age 20
Vladdy Jr: 166, 165, 132, 130*, 118, 110**, 106***
Vladdy Sr: 160, 145, 139, 130, 116, 15**
Delgado: 145, 122, 115**, 111, 101, 26
Total by Age 26, noting that Vladdy Jr played full seasons at ages 20 and 21 and the other two only had a handful of at bats at age 21 and none at 20:
Vladdy Jr: 3832pa, 137wrc+
Vladdy Sr: 3044pa, 139wrc+
Delgado: 2038pa, 120wrc+
From Age 22-26:
Vladdy Jr: 3075pa, 144wrc+
Vladdy Sr: 3017pa, 140wrc+
Delgado: 2036pa, 120wrc+
Bautista sucked before age 28 of course, but here's how he did in his absolute prime, after his 29yr old breakout, from best to worst:
Bautista: 180, 165, 160, 148, 137, 135, 123, 106, 81
Careers as Jays (min 2 seasons):
1. McGriff (22-26): 2322pa, 152wrc+
2. Donaldson (29-32): 2066pa, 150wrc+
3. Delgado (21-32): 6018pa, 139wrc+
4. Bautista (27-36): 5272pa, 138wrc+
5. Vladdy Jr (20-26): 3832pa, 137wrc+
6. Encarnacion (26-33): 4203pa, 137wrc+
7. Olerud (20-27): 3689pa, 130wrc+
8. Molitor (36-38): 1839pa, 129wrc+
9. Johnson (35-37): 1376pa, 127wrc+
10. Velez (26-31): 1843pa, 127wrc+