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Who Owned Baseball July 26, 2016 (Daily #MLB AL/NL Pitcher + Hitter MVP’s) + 2016 #WOB Standings
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Yunel Escobar reached base 6 times, including a double and helped the Angels throttle the World Champion Royals, 13-0.
Tyler Skaggs pitched his first big league game since 2014 and threw 7 shutout innings, allowing just 3 Royals hits and cruised to an easy 13-0 decision for the Angels.
Brandon Crawford collected 3 hits, including a triple, scoring 2 and driving in 2, to help clinch a 9-7 San Francisco win over the Reds.
Bud Norris gave the Dodgers 6 1/3 shutout innings, allowing 2 hits and struck out 6 Rays, earning the 3-2 victory.
They All Owned Baseball on July 26, 2016.
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Earning 1/2 WOBs:
Marwin Gonzalez hit a pair of homers in the Astros 6-3 loss to the Yankees.
Ervin Santana threw a complete game, allowing 2 runs and walking none. But he took a hard luck loss as the Twins were blanked by the Braves, 2-0.
Adam Duvall homered twice, driving in 3 but the Reds fell short in San Francisco, 9-7.
Jerad Eickhoff struck out 8 in 7 innings, surrendering 1 run. He took the loss as Philadelphia were topped by Miami, 5-0.
Freddie Freeman, 5 1/2,
Daniel Murphy, 5 1/2,
Nolan Arenado, 4 1/2,
Trevor Story, 4 1/2,
Kris Bryant, 4,
Chris Carter, 4,
Melvin Upton Jr., 4,
Starling Marte, 3 1/2,
Marcell Ozuna, 3 1/2,
Gregory Polanco, 3 1/2,
Brandon Belt, 3,
Jay Bruce, 3,
Matt Carpenter, 3,
DJ LeMahieu, 3,
Nick Markakis, 3,
Andrew McCutchen, 3,
Wilson Ramos, 3,
Brandon Crawford, 2 1/2,
Wil Myers, 2 1/2,
Chase Utley, 2 1/2,
Aledmys Diaz, 2,
Carlos Gonzalez, 2,
Odubel Herrera, 2,
Aaron Hill, 2,
Tommy Joseph, 2,
Matt Kemp, 2,
Jake Lamb, 2,
Ichiro Suzuki, 2,
Yasmany Tomas, 2,
Justin Turner, 2,
Michael Bourn, 1 1/2,
Michael Conforto, 1 1/2,
Maikel Franco, 1 1/2,
Adonis Garcia, 1 1/2,
Paul Goldschmidt, 1 1/2,
Curtis Granderson, 1 1/2,
Jeremy Hazelbaker, 1 1/2,
Cesar Hernandez, 1 1/2,
Chris Herrmann, 1 1/2,
Mark Reynolds, 1 1/2,
Corey Seager,1 1/2,
Jean Segura, 1 1/2,
Christian Yelich, 1 1/2,
2016 WOB Leaders for the National League Pitcher,
Clayton Kershaw, 7,
Jose Fernandez, 6 1/2,
Max Scherzer, 6,
Jake Arrieta, 5,
Drew Pomeranz, 4 1/2, (NL ONLY)
Bartolo Colon, 3 1/2,
Johnny Cueto, 3 1/2,
Jacob deGrom, 3 1/2,
Steven Matz, 3 1/2,
Noah Syndergaard, 3 1/2, (1 as hitter)
Julio Teheran, 3 1/2,
Kenta Maeda, 3,
Jeff Samardzija, 3,
Adam Conley, 2 1/2,
Jon Gray, 2 1/2,
Zack Greinke, 2 1/2,
John Lackey, 2 1 /2,
Mike Leake, 2 1/2,
Jeff Locke, 2 1/2,
Carlos Martinez, 2 1/2,
Tanner Roark, 2 1/2,
Joe Ross, 2 1/2,
Zach Eflin, 2,
Jerad Eickhoff, 2,
Jaime Garcia, 2,
Scott Kazmir, 2,
Aaron Nola, 2,
Michael Wacha, 2,
Adam Wainwright, 2,
Wei-Yin Chen, 1 1/2,
Jimmy Nelson, 1 1/2,
Robbie Ray, 1 1/2,
Ross Stripling, 1 1/2,
2016 WOB Leaders for American League Hitter,
Jose Altuve, 5,
Mookie Betts, 5,
Robinson Cano, 4,
George Springer, 4,
Khris Davis, 3 1/2,
Miguel Cabrera, 3,
Josh Donaldson, 3,
Ian Kinsler, 2 1/2,
Manny Machado, 3 1/2,
Dustin Pedroia, 3 1/2,
Victor Martinez, 3,
Rougned Odor, 3,
Nelson Cruz, 2 1/2,
Edwin Encarnacion, 2 1/2,
Eric Hosmer, 2 1/2,
Evan Longoria, 2 1/2,
David Ortiz, 2 1/2,
Michael Saunders, 2 1/2,
Kurt Suzuki, 2 1/2,
Mike Trout, 2 1/2,
Jackie Bradley Jr., 2,
Chris Davis, 2,
Ryan Goins, 2,
Brandon Guyer, 2,
Jose Ramirez, 2,
Steven Souza Jr., 2,
Mark Trumbo, 2,
Justin Upton, 2,
Danny Valencia, 2,
Carlos Beltran, 1 1/2,
Xander Bogaerts, 1 1/2,
Melky Cabrera, 1 1/2,
Lorenzo Cain, 1 1/2,
Carlos Correa, 1 1/2,
Cheslor Cuthbert, 1 1/2,
Rajai Davis, 1 1/2,
Brian Dozier, 1 1/2,
Jarrod Dyson, 1 1/2,
Yunel Escobar, 1 1/2,
Todd Frazier, 1 1/2,
Brett Lawrie, 1 1/2,
Adam Lind, 1 1/2,
Kendrys Morales, 1 1/2,
Trevor Plouffe, 1 1/2,
Colby Rasmus, 1 1/2,
Jonathan Schoop, 1 1/2,
Stephen Vogt, 1 1/2,
2016 WOB Leaders for American League Pitcher,
Corey Kluber 9,
Chris Sale, 4 1/2,
Hector Santiago, 4 1/2,
Colby Lewis, 4,
David Price, 4,
Jose Quintana, 3 1/2,
Aaron Sanchez, 3 1/2,
Matt Shoemaker, 3 1/2,
Trevor Bauer, 3,
Carlos Carrasco, 3,
Michael Fulmer, 3,
J.A. Happ, 3,
Dallas Keuchel, 3,
Danny Salazar, 3,
Ervin Santana, 3,
Steven Wright, 3,
Danny Duffy, 2 1/2,
Doug Fister, 2 1/2,
Ian Kennedy, 2 1/2,
Matt Moore, 2 1/2,
Marcus Stroman, 2 1/2,
Justin Verlander, 2 1/2,
Edinson Volquez, 2 1/2,
Nathan Eovaldi, 2,
Kevin Gausman, 2,
Kendall Graveman, 2,
Cole Hamels, 2,
Wade Miley, 2,
Yordano Ventura, 2,
Matt Boyd, 1 1/2,
Marco Estrada, 1 1/2,
Sonny Gray, 1 1/2,
Derek Holland, 1 1/2,
Sean Manaea, 1 1/2,
Jake Odorizzi, 1 1/2,
Masahiro Tanaka, 1 1/2,
Chris Tillman, 1 1/2,
Guys Who Owned Baseball For One Day In 2016 MLB,
( Pedro Alvarez, Chase Anderson, Matt Andriese, Elvis Andrus, Chris Archer, Javier Baez, Adrian Beltre, Justin Bour, Trevor Brown, Nick Castellanos, Welington Castillo, Jhoulys Chacin, Tyler Chatwood, Gerrit Cole, Hank Conger, C.J. Cron, Jorge De La Rosa, Anthony DeSclafani, Tyler Duffey, Adam Duval, Adam Eaton, Jacoby Ellsbury, Danny Espinosa, Wilmer Flores, Evan Gattis, Kyle Gibson, Conor Gillaspie, Mychal Givens, Tyler Goeddel, Miguel Gonzalez, Yasmani Grandal, Junior Guerra, A.J. Griffin, Jedd Gyorko, Jesse Hahn, Jason Hammel, Bryce Harper, Will Harris, Chase Headley, Adeiny Hechavarria, Enrique Hernandez, Kyle Hendricks, Matt Holliday, Brock Holt, Phil Hughes, Jon Jay, Matt Joyce, Jason Kipnis, Tom Koehler, Mat Latos, Wade LeBlanc, Dae-Ho Lee, Jed Lowrie, Russell Martin, J.D. Martinez, Nomar Mazara, Brian McCann, Brandon McCarthy, Collin McHugh, Jordy Mercer, Brad Miller, Charlie Morton, Brandon Moss, Tyler Naquin, Ricky Nolasco, Bud Norris, Joe Panik, Chris Parmelee, James Paxton, Jake Peavy, Joc Pederson, David Phelps, Michael Pineda, Martin Prado, Albert Pujols, Alexei Ramirez, Josh Reddick, Colin Rea, Anthony Rizzo, Alex Rodriguez, Eddie Rosario, Ryan Rua, Cameron Rupp, Carlos Santana, Marcus Semien, Travis Shaw, James Shields (AL ONLY), James Shields (NL ONLY), Tyler Skaggs, Drew Smyly, Blake Snell, Eugenio Suarez, Jameson Taillon, Chris Taylor, Troy Tulowitzki, Luis Valbuena, Vincent Velasquez, Neil Walker, Taijuan Walker, Jered Weaver, Jayson Werth, Tyler White, Matt Wieters, Alex Wood, David Wright, Ryan Zimmerman, Ben Zobrist, )
Guys Who Owned Earned 1/2 A WOB 2016 MLB,
( Jose Abreu, Matt Adams, Oswaldo Arcia, Cody Asche, Erick Aybar, Darwin Barney, Jose Bautista, Gordon Beckham, Brandon Belt, Peter Bourjos, Ryan Braun, Marlon Byrd, Matt Cain, Kole Calhoun, Francisco Cervelli, Robinson Chirinos, Coco Crisp, Zach Davies, Ivan De Jesus, Ian Desmond, Chris Devenski, R.A. Dickey, Brandon Drury, Lucas Duda, Brett Eibner, Scott Feldman, Brandon Finnegan, Mike Foltynewicz, Dexter Fowler, Christian Friedrich, Adonis Garcia, Oswaldo Garcia, Matt Garza, Scooter Gennett, Johnny Giavotella Gio Gonzalez, Marwin Gonzalez, Alex Gordon, Dee Gordon, Didi Gregorius, Billy Hamilton, Matt Harvey, Hisashi Iwakuma, Kenley Jansen, Adam Jones, Kevin Kiermaier, Hyun Soo Kim, Ketel Marte, Michael Martinez, Kris Medlen, Taylor Motter, Logan Morrison, Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Ivan Nova, Eduardo Nunez, Angel Pagan, Byung-ho Park, Jarrett Parker, Gerardo Parra, David Peralta, Hernan Perez, Tommy Pham, Stephen Piscotty, Buster Posey, Alex Presley, Hanley Ramirez, J.T. Realmuto, Jose Reyes, Carlos Rodon, CC Sabathia, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Danny Santana, Kyle Seager, Mallex Smith, Dan Straily, Michael Taylor, Devon Travis, Nick Tropeano, Jose Urena, Cesar Vargas, Carlos Villanueva, Jonathan Villar, Joey Votto, Adam Warren, Matt Wisler, )
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Daily Matchups for 7/27/2016
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Masahiro Tanaka
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P – Jon Gray (vs. Baltimore Orioles): $10,500. The Orioles have been horrendous over the last seven games. They are ranked last in OPS with a .599. Meanwhile, Jon Gray has been absolutely filthy over his last few starts. In his last three starts, Gray has struck out at least eight batters and he has only given up three runs in 20.1 innings pitched. Over his last 11 starts, he owns a 2.93 ERA.
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Why Both the Yankees and Cubs Needed to Make the Chapman Trade
Aroldis Chapman is now a member of the Chicago Cubs. It had long been speculated that Chapman would be on the move at some point, as the Yankees currently sit 7.5 games back in the AL East, as well as 4.5 games out from the second wild card spot with a record of 50-48 and while this deficit may not seem too large, the Yankees have question marks all over their lineup and rotation. 39-year-old Carlos Beltran, who like Chapman is in a contract year, has been the team’s best hitter. The rotation has failed to find consistency beyond Masahiro Tanaka. It all adds up to the Yankees -25 run differential on the season; the other three teams ahead of them in the AL East all have a run differential of +40 or better. The Chicago Cubs, on the other hand, lead the entire league in both record, 59-38, as well as run differential, at +150.
The deal that has been agreed to is as follows:
New York Yankees Receive:
- SS Gleyber Torres
- RHP Adam Warren
- OF Billy Mckinney
- OF Rashad Crawford
Chicago Cubs Receive:
- LHP Aroldis Chapman
New York’s Side of the Deal:
For the first time since I can remember, the Bronx Bombers have decided to sell pieces from their major league roster at the trade deadline rather than make a run at a championship. GM Brian Cashman picked a great time to do so. Just about every contender in the league is in the market for relief help, and Aroldis Chapman, a rental player who will become a free agent at season’s end, just so happened to be the best one available. As a result, the Yankees were able to demand a return package that was far and away greater than the one they had to give up for Chapman in March.
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Losing Chapman Bittersweet For Yankees Fans
For most teams in the Yankees’ situation, becoming a deadline seller would be a no-brainer. But New York has long suffered from ‘Yankee Pride,’ a mental block that prevented the front office to from making the right decisions for the franchise going forward. Trading Aroldis Chapman is the first true signal that they might have gotten past it.
Seemingly since the close of the World Series in 2009, the team’s last championship, the New York Yankees have been running out lineups of increasingly aging, immobile, progressively unwatchable former superstars, capable of winning 85 games– no more, no less.
Of course, that’s perception more than reality– the Yankees finished in second in 2010 and won the AL East in 2011 and 2012, making it to the ALCS in 2012– but for Yankee fans accustomed to winning, or at the very least, exciting baseball, a la the Core Four Era, it’s been a bit of a drag.
Since 2013, for instance, the Yankees have finished no closer than 6 games out in the division, making the playoffs for one measly day, while the Red Sox hoisted their third championship banner of the 2000’s. It’s been a pretty dramatic fall from grace.
But things seem to have come to a head this season. The team is in 4th place in the division….
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Daily Matchups for 7/26/2016
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Noah Syndergaard- Thor has absolutely dominated the Cardinals in the 1 start he had against them. He held them to a .067 BA (1 for 15) with 5 strikeouts and 4 groundouts. He is the best pitcher on the slate in my eyes. We are projecting Thor around 45- 50 FP today. This is obviously a play from yesterday as this game got postponed until today.
Chris Tillman- I absolutely love Tillman here tonight against the Rockies. He’s held them to zero hits in 15 ABs with 9 strikeouts. Tillman comes into this matchup with 127 IP, 104 hits, 48 BBs, 108 Ks, a 3.18 ERA, and 14 Wins tied which is tied for the ML lead. He’s coming off a terrific outing against the Yankees where he pitched 7 innings allowing 4 hits while striking out 7. He ended up with 51 FPs. Tillman has lasted at least 7 innings in his last 4 games and should be able to do the same again tonight.
MID RANGE
Marcus Stroman- He hasn’t faced the Padres much, but he has held them to 1 hit in 9 ABs with 3 Ks. The Padres struggle against RHP and Stroman is coming off his best outing of the season against Arizona where he lasted 8 innings, giving up 8 hits, with no walks and 6 Ks, the W and 51 FP on FD. I could see a similar outing out of him again tonight.
Steven Wright- This is more of a GPP option as he can easily give up too many runs to help a cash game. Wright has only seen the Tigers’ bats 10 times and has given up 3 hits but he is coming off his best game of the year where he pitched 8 innings, allowing only 4 hits, 1 walk, and 9 Ks against Minnesota and he took the win and 60 FP. He’s now got 4 straight wins.
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Sonny Gray- This should be an under-owned GPP play tonight. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s less than 5% owned. Gray has struggled this season with 101 IP, allowing 114, 38 walks, 80 Ks, and a massive 5.49 ERA. He’s actually dominated the Rangers in his career to a tune of .197 BA (29 for 147) with a 19.3 K% and 31 Ks and 4 HRs. I think he could be the sneaky play of the day.
Ervin Santana- Here’s another sneaky play that has a great matchup tonight. Santana gets to face the Braves who he has had success with. He’s held the current Braves’ roster to a .219 BA (25 for 114), with an 18.9 K%, 23 strikeouts and 22 groundouts but he has given up 6 HRs. I like him to be a sneaky pick.
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Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – July 26, 2016
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It is a Tuesday and I am answering a question from superfan @CU8SFAN (aka Cubs Fan with an 8.)
I give a defense of the defunct stat “Game Winning RBI.” Yeah it is flawed and stupid, but it had its odd merits.
It is an “embrace the narrative” episode of The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast.
Adrian Beltre, Aaron Sanchez, Jay Bruce, Jeremy Hellickson, Javier Baez, Danny Valencia and Dallas Keuchel all owned baseball yesterday all added to their totals for Who Owns Baseball yesterday.
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Who Owned Baseball July 25, 2016 (Daily #MLB AL/NL Pitcher + Hitter MVP’s) + 2016 #WOB Standings
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Adrian Beltre got 4 hits including 2 homers. The second one was a 2 out, 2 run, come from behind walk off shot to propel the Rangers to a 7-6 final over Oakland.
Aaron Sanchez threw 7 innings with no earned runs and 7 strikeouts to earn the 4-2 decision for the Blue Jays over San Diego.
Jay Bruce slammed a pair of 2 run homers to help the Reds sink the struggling Giants, 7-5.
Jeremy Hellickson threw 6 innings of 1 hit shutout ball. He did not get the decision but set up the Phillies 4-0 blanking of the Marlins.
They All Owned Baseball on July 25, 2016.
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