Tl’dr ou pour ceux qui n’ont plus d’articles Fangraphs ; Il semble mieux lire le ballon, alors il corrige les balles qui dépassent les autres joueurs défensifs. Il a +6 OAA et +5 FRV. Si vous regardez FRV, ce n’est pas seulement bon pour les meilleurs parmi les joueurs de deuxième but, mais aussi pour le troisième de tous les joueurs défensifs qui ne sont pas des receveurs. Il réalise également tous les jeux de routine en dehors d’un exemple que Michael a trouvé, mais il a également trouvé 2 excellents jeux qui, selon lui, devraient représenter davantage.
OAA : sorties au-dessus de la moyenne
FRV : valeur d’exécution sur le terrain
Tl’dr : Trop longtemps, n’est-ce pas…
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Par reigningwaffles
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As a long time member of Arraez FC this is very important to me
He’s been a shining light on a very disappointing team this season.
His bat plays up so much better with a real position. He’s already matched his fwar for last season.
Light hitting guys need to be good middle infielders, the Baseball Gods yearn for it.
Hiring the game’s best infield coach to tutor Arraez was like the one correct offseason move the giants made
Article mentions that apparently his anticipation has been very good on balls to his right. My guess is that will probably fade over the course of 162, but hey what do I know. Maybe he sneaks the 2B gold glove from Hoerner this year lol
RON WASHINGTON UNDEFEATED
He was perfectly fine playing at first when he was here. The advanced metrics folks ripped on him, but he always passed the eye test. High effort, makes all the routine plays.
How do you ‘square up’ a round object I’ve always wondered 🤔
Looks like he’s getting awarded lots of OAA for good positioning _before_ the ball is hit rather than his own defensive skills. Article shows 0.85 OAA for a routine looking play.
League fucked