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Kyle Schwarber (L) DH

Trea Turner ® SS

Bryce Harper (L) 1B

Alec Bohm ® 3B

Nick Castellanos ® RF

J.T. Realmuto ® C

Edmundo Sosa ® 2B

Weston Wilson ® LF

Johan Rojas ® CF



Ranger Suárez (LH) P

12-7, 3.13 ERA, 139 SO

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Jose Iglesias ® 2B

Starling Marte ® DH

Mark Vientos ® 3B

Pete Alonso ® 1B

Brandon Nimmo (L) LF

Tyrone Taylor ® RF

Francisco Alvarez ® C

Harrison Bader ® CF

Luisangel Acuña ® SS



Sean Manaea (LH) P

11-5, 3.26 ERA, 177 SO


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More notably perhaps, Lindor continues to not be shortstopping.



Marte is a career .375 / .444 / .438 // .882 in 18 career plate appearances vs. Ranger Suarez.


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Frayed Knot wrote:

Difference between 21st century baseball vs 20th century ... 1900s pitchers didn't see #8 & #9 hitters who could do that!


Confession: I don't hate the DH and all that it brings as much as I thought.


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Bob Alpacadaca wrote:

Frayed Knot wrote:

Difference between 21st century baseball vs 20th century ... 1900s pitchers didn't see #8 & #9 hitters who could do that!


Confession: I don't hate the DH and all that it brings as much as I thought.


Obviously the DH is part of it but it's not just that.

Neither guy is tall, but Seaver et al weren't seeing 5' 11" / 233 and 5' 8" / 187 with that kind of pop as the supposed two worst hitters on the team.

The 8th hitter was more likely to be a 5' 10" / 175 middle infielder back then.



And, yes, the DH still suxx.


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Frayed Knot wrote:

Neither guy is tall, but Seaver et al weren't seeing 5' 11" / 233 and 5' 8" / 187 with that kind of pop as the supposed two worst hitters on the team.

The 8th hitter was more likely to be a 5' 10" / 175 middle infielder back then.




Put another way, and just looking at the #8 slot to take the DH factor out:

2024 HRs from 8th slot = 437

1974 HRs from 8th slot = 123



Now there fewer teams in '74 therefore right about 20% fewer PAs so that bumps the 1974 figure to 148

which puts the HR rate this season at just under triple what it was back then.


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