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I'm comfortable starting Laureano in RF next year, but wouldn't mind an upgrade.

Willing to package Laureano, Ranger Suarez (1.38 era, 3.08 fip, 4.2 war), and Cristian Javier (3.27 era, 1.16 whip, 11.3 k/9), or others, for a more traditional one.

think you mean 1.6 WAR

I will take back my statement. But I will say something is seriously wrong with Baseball Reference.
Compare Andrew Kittredge and Ranger Suarez. Very similar numbers across the board. Kittredge 2.2 WAR and Suarez 4.6. Now look at both of them on Fangraphs. Both 1.6 WAR.
Something is wrong with the profile for Suarez. Hell, Jacob Degrom is only at 5.0 in 20 more dominant IP

Given the age difference, I would say Suarez for deGrom a fair swap.

Marlins wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 1:56 pm Given the age difference, I would say Suarez for deGrom a fair swap.

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Ranger Suarez let up 2 runs in 6 ip's with 8 k's and raised his era to 1.50 on the season. Cristian Javier is striking out 11.5 k/9 with a 1.19 whip and 3.19 era. Ramon Laureano is keeping his same very good CF stats because he's suspended.

And I still need an RF!

Thread: https://twitter.com/Matt_Winkelman/stat ... 3432257538

A tweet is generally not that hard to follow and I have no idea what the fuck that one just said.

Ya, I don’t speak stroke either.

Brewers wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 8:07 pm Ya, I don’t speak stroke either.

LOL

After a NASTY, Maddux-esque complete game shutout, Ranger Suarez is down to a 1.45 era.

And I'm still looking for an RF.

Surez just went 7 shutout ip's with 9 k's to finish his year. He closes the year with a 1.36 era, 1.00 whip, 9.1 k/9.

His xera (2.65), fip (2.71), and xfip (3.37) all plummeted after his strong close to the season.

Also, I still need an RF.

Willing to trade as many as 3 of these for an RF:

Jose Urquidy (26) - 8-3, 3.62 era, 0.99 whip, 7.6 k/9, 119 era+, 3.94 fip

Eric Lauer (26) - 7-5, 3.19 era, 1.14 whip, 8.9 k/9, 134 era+, 4.03 fip

Chris Flexen (27) - 14-6, 3.61 era, 1.25 whip, 6.3 k/9, 115 era+, 3.88 fip

Ranger Suarez (26) - 8-5, 1.36 era, 1.00 whip, 9.1 k/9, 307 era+, 2.71 fip

Jose Suarez (23) - 8-8, 3.75 era, 1,23 whip, 7.8 k/9, 119 era+, 4.11 fip

Kyle Freeland (28) - 7-8, 4.33 era, 1.42 whip, 7.8 k/9, 111 era+, 4.62 fip

Zach Eflin (27) - 4-7, 4.17 era, 1.25 whip, 8.4 k/9, 100 era+, 3.67 fip

Yusei Kikuchi (29) - 7-9, 4.41 era, 1.32 whip, 9.3 k/9, 93 era+, 4.60 fip

Dane Dunning (26) - 5-10, 4.51 era, 1.44 whip, 8.7 k/9, 97 era+, 3.94 fip

Jaime Barria (24) - 2-4, 4.61 era, 1.57 whip, 5.6 k/9, 97 era+, 4.87 fip

Max Kranick (24) - 2-3, 6.23 era, 1.70 whip, 7.8 k/9, 68 era+, 4.37 fip

Alex Faedo (25) - INJURED

Ian Seymour (22) - 4-0, 1.95 era, 0.81 whip, 14.2 k/9 (AAA, A+, A)

Jayden Murray (24) - 8-3, 2.16 era, 0.71 whip, 9.0 k/9 (AA, A+)

Ty Brown (22) - 4-8, 6.95 era, 1.69 whip, 10.7 k/9 (AA, A+)

Michael Fulmer (28) - 5-6, 2.97 era, 1.28 whip, 9.4 k/9, 143 era+, 3.46 fip

Cristian Javier (24) - 4-1, 3.55 era, 1.18 whip, 11.5 k/9, 121 era+, 4.43 fip

Cristian Javier has been absolutely electric this post-season (7.2 ip, 3 h, 4 bb, 0 r, 0 er, 13 k's) coming off a tremendous regular season (3.55 era, 1.18 whip, 11.5 k/9) and absolutely should be a full-on starter and will be one in the SIM next year. He's also only 24.

AND I STILL NEED AN RF!!!