Post by Saint on Oct 9, 2018 14:19:48 GMT -6
Do you make any changes from the ALDS? Does it matter if it's NY or Boston?
Going into this series we only have two players with more than 5 ABs that have an OPS under .800 in Correa, Gurriel, and Maldonado. The most productive hitters thus far (using OPS):
Bregman: 2.048
Springer: 1.500
White: 1.333
Marwin: 1.264
Kemp: .933
Altuve: .857
Reddick: .800
If your offense is so good that your normally best hitter is 6th with an OPS over .850, you're doing pretty damn well. You have to expect that Gurriel and Correa will do better than what they showed in the ALDS as well.
Pitching-wise:
We had a Team ERA of 2.00 in the three games! Outside of the one mop-up inning for Harris, every pitcher has looked very well. And that's without even needing 100mph James. Other than maybe replacing Harris with Rondon or Smith, I don't think any changes are necessary unless you think might need an additional arm and one less bench player.
Going into this series we only have two players with more than 5 ABs that have an OPS under .800 in Correa, Gurriel, and Maldonado. The most productive hitters thus far (using OPS):
Bregman: 2.048
Springer: 1.500
White: 1.333
Marwin: 1.264
Kemp: .933
Altuve: .857
Reddick: .800
If your offense is so good that your normally best hitter is 6th with an OPS over .850, you're doing pretty damn well. You have to expect that Gurriel and Correa will do better than what they showed in the ALDS as well.
Pitching-wise:
We had a Team ERA of 2.00 in the three games! Outside of the one mop-up inning for Harris, every pitcher has looked very well. And that's without even needing 100mph James. Other than maybe replacing Harris with Rondon or Smith, I don't think any changes are necessary unless you think might need an additional arm and one less bench player.
