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In response to "Braves acquire reliever Aaron Bummer (and his 6.79 ERA), ship five to White Sox -- (link)" by Beaker 🍺

He's a great example of analytics. His last four FIPs, which are more accurate representations, are 3.58, 3.19, 2.96, and 1.80.

Posted by David (aka David) Nov 17 '23, 08:23

But it kills me losing Soroka, who is the best pitcher in baseball in some alternate dimension.

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My fear with him is when these guys lose it, they seem to be done in a heartbeat. - Will Hunting Nov 17, 08:30 2
- He did have the highest difference between FIP and ERA in the majors this past year. His barrel rate of 2.7% is just extraordinary. - David Nov 17, 08:46 1
  - Apparently Chicago ran out an infield made up of 1986 Game 6 9th Inning Bill Buckner's. - Will Hunting Nov 17, 08:51
It’s mainly our horrid defense but he’s also extremely unlucky in where the his land. -- nm - spamlet Nov 17, 08:27 1
- He walks way too many hitters. It starts with that. But I have every confidence in Atlanta's quants. They probably see something. - David Nov 17, 08:43

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