Hello, friends.
It's finally here. Like a baseball Christmas morning, we can finally say everything matters. No more, "it's just April" or "don't worry, regression is coming" -- none of that couching is necessary anymore. The numbers are in. Or, at least, enough of them are.
The Rubicon has been crossed and there is no turning back because it's officially official, fellow number-nerds...
It's Stabilization Day!
That's right, fellow nerds; all of your favorite fantasy numbers have officially stabilized, with much of the relevant player pool either having crossed or getting ready to cross the necessary thresholds for doing so. Let me explain, completely.
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Is what Jacob Wilson doing in oakl- I mean athletics park sustainable? Will he fall back down kind of like how Kristian Campbell fell in fantasy?
:”There are over 300 players with at least 75 PA — PCA’s 44.6% oSW% is only worse than Lenyn Sosa.”
I think you mean only Lenyn Sosa’s is worse than PCA’s.
I own PCA in two leagues. One is NL-only and the other is AL/NL combo. Get trade offers for PCA several times a week with the usual comments about regression is on the horizon.
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How nice of my league mates to forewarn me about PCA’s impending demise. So far, I’m not biting on that drivel.
Cubs went through a tough schedule of games the past few weeks. Now they get some of the lesser talented teams. I expect PCA to keep on whomping and to keep on motoring on the bases.
And to think, the Mets gave him up for 2 1/2 months of Javy Baez. Last I looked, the Mets are still looking for an everyday CF.
This guy needs to learn how commas work. There shouldn’t be one between “while” and “yes,” nor any in “or at least the elementary school version.” And there definitely shouldn’t be one before “either” nor “too.” Plus they also have to come before a closed quotation mark.