TL1961
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Why isn't he in lineup today against a RHP, and Rizzo out of line up
Jay .313 since break
Almora .318 since break
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Jay's one run scored and one driven in have been a huge factor in the team's resurgence. 2 runs produced.
Schwarber has only produced ten in that time.
With a BA 63 points lower, and an OBP lower, he still is more productive.
You simply MUST come to grips with the fact that an empty batting average is not the most important thing. Schwarber's OPS since the break is over 150 points better than Jay. And 99 points better than Almora (whose OPS is, in fact, quite good in that time)
You are so in love with one certain player who you think has been a great plus, while he truly contributes very little. Meanwhile you are down on Schwarber who produces much more, even while clearly struggling.
There is simply no comparison between the potential of the two. One is a long time veteran that simply does not produce runs. The other, coming off a year of not playing, still has been somewhat productive.
You are the anti-sabermetric guy. Batting average with no runs is no big plus. EXACTLY as I predicted, Jay has the emptiest BA you can find. Yet you compliment him endlessly and dog all over Schwarber.
And I say all this acknowledging that Jay has actually done better than I expected.