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No you weren’t bashing but what exactly have you been trying to contribute to the thread? Are you looking to buy into his BC autos for 125 or ? Does Juan Soto’s season so far justify 8500 for a PSA 10 ? I myself would much rather spend 220 on a card and take the tiny risk opposed to almost 10 grand for a base PSA 10. Have you already been in the Jasson thread (IDK I’ve never been in it) to explain his Analytics to card cost ratio to the others yet ?
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bashing is apparently saying the 24 year old rookie with almost no MLB experience is at a serious disadvantage for long-term investing.
Data is bashing. This was a weird thread. 4 6-8 WAR seasons in a row would certainly catch him up. of course Arenado's best season ever was 6 WAR exactly, so he has to be better than peak Arenado for the next 4 years. Guy made a great play last night. He's legit. I wish him the best. It can be done. I'm rooting for him. But data and history tells you it's long odds. Sorry for all of my venomous acid spewing. |
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Just one example- sorry I quoted the wrong posts. Troll away. You did it in the acuna thread, no you do it here. If you think the guy is overrated. No need to be a wet blanket man. |
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Ok, so this kid might have a good glove but how does this justify his card values right now? He's basically the most valuable rookie in this year's class. His offensive numbers and potential don't justify his value right now IMO. probably the fact that all the other rookies this year are struggling has a lot to do with it i guess
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Odd response here. Who said anything about you bashing? Bbases has a history of being a troll. I respect different opinions of course- just not Bbases as I’ve seen it so much from him. I just wish I knew all the players he invested in, so I could stay away. Dude is horrible at picking them. #justiceforsoto |
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The one that got me was saying Wander wouldn't get called up this year unless there was an injury. You have to be full on dummy to think/believe that. And then a week later Wander is up. |
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People in here saying he is a 2-3 war player. He had 2.1 WAR in 24 games and .8 WAR in 21 this year. Saying he is a 2-3 WAR player is trolling and that’s if WAR is everything to you…. (Hint: to me it’s not). Because of his defense alone- he’ll be a 4-6 WAR player, maybe more if he even somewhat resembles the line drive approach he’s shown thus far. And yes, I am using data as well. |
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Lol! He’s 26!!! And likely won’t be able to keep up what he’s doing, gets hurt all the time (acknowledging it’s amazing to watch and I hope he doesn’t).. You beat up Hayes for being 24. This place can be unreal sometimes. You would get on a 24 year old rookie when your player was essentially the same age as a rookie.
Time to sell all of my ohtani, the oracle has shared his sage investment advice. |
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All good. I’m speaking to Bbases, blowouts resident troll.
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Do yourself a favor, stop and enjoy: - acuna - tatis - soto - ohtani - hayes - vlad - Franco Such a great time to be a fan in terms of talent. Instead you want to say how overrated player X is. I know you do it to get a rise out of members. But this is how I truly feel. I’ll stop feeding you now. |
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But no, I don't mean to call you out like this - he looks like he has a great glove - and he will absolutely not be a 4-6 WAR player on defense alone. This isn't using data, it's inventing it. 14% of WAR is allotted to defense. Ozzie Smith, in his very best defensive season, earned 4 WAR from defense, and .8 of that was positional adjustment - and 3B has a MUCH smaller adjustment. I'd consider it FAR more likely he's a 10 WAR player than he is a4-6 WAR defensive player. Brooks Robinson, the gold standard for 3B, peaked with 3.6 defensive WAR in his best season. The thing about using data - is if you're going to have a civilized discussion about something - and I hope this remains this way - where people are open-minded and willing to accept their mind might be changed, then data has to be used. Otherwise everything is an eyeball test. There's no disputing. There's no facts to back anything up. it's just "looks good to me" vs "doesn't look good to me" WAR, as a metric, kind of sucks. But it's the best we have. I liken it to the Churchill quote "democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others" That's WAR to me. It's deeply flawed, but it absolutely crushes traditional stats like batting average. |
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The kid can play. He's superb defensively. I LOVE players that are fun to watch on defense. I'm terrified he's an injury away from sinking himself. My statements on him are STRICTLY looking at a long term investment, AKA, what are his chances to have a hall of fame type career? (Because almost all player investments require that standard) When a player doesn't have his first full season until he's 25, very slim. |
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To be clear- I wasn’t stating 4-6 WAR on defense alone!! My intention was to state that because of his defense it will drive him to a 4-6 WAR alone if he even hits remotely like he has through his career so far in MLB. I understand he won’t get 4-6 just on defense. Total WAR of 4-6 each of next 3 years, I would bet big $$$ that happens if he even plays 150 games per season. That’s the point I was making. Let alone 2-3 WAR Last edited by Junior2430; 06-25-2021 at 04:16 PM. |
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He can certainly do that. He needs to do that to get himself on the hall track. But that’s putting a kid on a near annual MVP track for 3 straight seasons and I’ll take the under on it. But if he does his investors will look very smart. |
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To be fair I typed it too ambiguous so I don’t blame you, haha |
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People are paying for his potential. Not his current statistics. He will be a star player with a squeaky clean image.
Hs minor league advanced statistics are stellar. |
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