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Boston Red Sox
fromOver the Monster
1 week ago

Should the Red Sox be concerned about Sonny Gray's fastball?

The Red Sox are not inherently anti-fastball; pitch usage depends on individual pitcher profiles and fastballs can be effective despite high batting averages against.
fromOver the Monster
2 weeks ago

Red Sox News & Links: is Sonny Gray the last big pitching acquisition?

he's a guy who has pitched in the front of rotations. Those things that pitchers carry from year to year are strikeout rates and walk rates and the ability to stay off barrels, he excels there. We're really excited about a guy who is coming off back-to-back 200-strikeout seasons and shouldering significant workloads.
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
fromDodgers Digest
1 month ago

How Will Klein saved the World Series

Klein combines a 96-100 mph four-seam fastball with a developing sweeper and improved curveball after multiple organizational moves, showing high upside despite roster churn.
fromMcCovey Chronicles
6 months ago

Matt Chapman has rarely been this bad against the fastball

I think we're dealing with a slow-is-better situation here with Chapman. His run value against four-seam fastballs is currently at -4, among the worst in MLB.
San Francisco Giants
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