not once you know what to look for; but the software would make it a lot easier to identify relatively subtle things in the first place
Maybe, but that article was simply projecting the bogeyman of technology to rile up old school baseball fans over a pitcher tipping his pitches in a way that would have been detected by an opponent within a few innings 50 years ago. The only example it provided does nothing to support what the author is saying is happening.
Honest question - what do they do with this guy? Tatis, Cronenworth, and Machado have 3/4 of the infield locked up pretty well. Kim is as good a backup as you could ask for.
Rendon is hurt and Taylor Ward hasn’t been the same since running into a fence a few weeks ago, so Ohtani and Trout have very little lineup protection currently.
Trout is something like 0 for his last 24. It seems unlikely he'll keep that going for the Red Sox, sadly.
And then the Phillies win the game on a walkoff 3 run homer. This is the kind of game that gets the manager fired, lol.
Sure, as long as we can agree that if the Angels win, the Sox are eliminated for the (checks math) 19th time this season.
That team could be really good a lot sooner than people think. I got to watch Corbin Carroll play for a week down here, and he is going to be an awesome talent. Perdomo is going through some growing pains right now, but I think he will start to hit eventually, too. Add them to Walker, Marte, Rojas, Varsho and Pavin Smith, and you have a pretty solid lineup. Jordan Lawler is a little further away, but he is absolutely crushing A ball as a 19 year old, as is Deyvison De Los Santos.
