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Tayron Guerrero

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It’s just amazing that this guy can’t put it together. He’s throwing an easy 102...I don’t get it.

 

 

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Time. Give him some time. 

 

He’ll be 28 by Spring Training of next year. The time to figure it out is hopefully soon. 

 

 

At Home

 

25.0ip 17h 10r 7er 8bb 28K 

 

.185

 

whip 1.00

 

At Away

 

23.0ip 34h 19r 17er 17bb 32k

 

.343

 

whip 2.22

 

He doesn't like a hotel 

 

 

At Home

 

25.0ip 17h 10r 7er 8bb 28K 

 

.185

 

whip 1.00

 

At Away

 

23.0ip 34h 19r 17er 17bb 32k

 

.343

 

whip 2.22

 

He doesn't like a hotel 

 

Chen symptom.

 

 

Is there a split for this? In all seriousness I'd be curious to see how players perform in AC vs without.

 

Players would likely perform poorly in Atlantic City. I imagine there is no professional team there for reasons similar to why it has taken the leagues a while to acquiesce to a team in Las Vegas.

 

 

Players would likely perform poorly in Atlantic City. I imagine there is no professional team there for reasons similar to why it has taken the leagues a while to acquiesce to a team in Las Vegas.

 

They had a team in the Atlantic League in the past, the Atlantic City Surf.

 

 

Is there a split for this? In all seriousness I'd be curious to see how players perform in AC vs without.

 

Could check the indoor/outdoor split, I do believe that's a thing.

 

 

Could check the indoor/outdoor split, I do believe that's a thing.

 

Ugh the advanced stats keep getting weirder and weirder.

 

What will they think of next?

 

Keeping track of how often they get on base? 

 

 

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Hopefully the series against the Yankees helps his confidence.

 

 

When I was in little league, I hated playing in the cold/AC. Your lungs freeze up and everything just hurts. I'd rather sweat my ass off.

 

 

When I was in little league, I hated playing in the cold/AC. Your lungs freeze up and everything just hurts. I'd rather sweat my ass off.

 

I don't think Marlins Park is *that* cold on the field though. I could be mistaken but I get the sense that it's cool and comfortable on the field but not "cold." I mean there's literally no AC vents anywhere near the field. 

 

 

It is likely hot on the field, the players sweat a ton even on the "indoors" days.

 

You'll still sweat when it's cool. Your body will be warmed up and needs to cool (it's why you sweat in a gym). The problem is that the air you're taking in is cold, so your lungs will be cold. It feels almost like a sore throat.

 

 

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It's less hot now that Stanton left though. 

 

We still have Dietrich.

 

 

You'll still sweat when it's cool. Your body will be warmed up and needs to cool (it's why you sweat in a gym). The problem is that the air you're taking in is cold, so your lungs will be cold. It feels almost like a sore throat.

 

I'm aware but as Silver pointed out there are no vents directly above the field. It is likely in the mid-to-high 80s on the field and also humid even on the "indoor" days.

 

 

Yes, it's more than likely "comfortable" on the field. Never played a game indoors but have done indoor batting cages before, so probably about that, but as SOJ says, probs more humid and whatnot.

 

 

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