Rozmówki o MLB (transfery, ciekawostki, statystyki)

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Ranking closerów (na 6/02/2023 - by Frank Ammirante)
Nowi Closerzy są z CAPS LOCKIEM

 

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Wiosna tuż-tuż, więc już 14-15 lutego, jako pierwsi będą się meldować w gotowości do treningów pitcherzy i catcherzy ; )
A w tym roku - od 24 lutego do 28 marca - kluby będą rozgrywać mecze w ramach 'Spring Training'. Czyli są to mecze przedsezonowe.
30 klubów podzielonych zostało na grupy po 15.

Zespoły ze Wschodniego Wybrzeża będą się przygotowywały do sezonu zasadniczego na Florydzie, a ich mecze kontrolne będą rozgrywane pod szyldem 'Grapefruit League'.

Zachód i Środkowy Zachód to 'Cactus League' (i przygotowują się w Arizonie).

Typując w Spring Training należy uważać na tzw. split squads (oznaczone w kalendarzu 'ss' albo np. gwiazdką) - konkretne drużyny będą wtedy podzielone na dwie części i jednocześnie będą rozgrywały swoje mecze tego samego dnia (jedna-home, druga-away)...

Do tego nie wiadomo, jak wpłynie na % K's czy BA pitch clock...


MLB spring training ballparks
Milwaukee Brewers – American Family Fields of Phoenix
Philadelphia Phillies – BayCare Ballpark
Chicago White Sox & Los Angeles Dodgers – Camelback Ranch
Minnesota Twins – CenturyLink Sports Complex
Tampa Bay Rays – Charlotte Sports Park
New York Mets – Clover Park
Cincinnati Reds & Cleveland Guardians – Goodyear Ballpark
Oakland Athletics – Hohokam Stadium
Atlanta Braves – CoolToday Park
Baltimore Orioles – Ed Smith Stadium
Seattle Mariners & San Diego Padres – Peoria Sports Complex
Houston Astros & Washington Nationals – Ballpark of the Palm Beaches
Arizona Diamondbacks & Colorado Rockies – Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
San Francisco Giants – Scottsdale Stadium
New York Yankees – George M. Steinbrenner Field
Chicago Cubs – Sloan Park
Boston Red Sox – JetBlue Park at Fenway South
Kansas City Royals & Texas Rangers – Surprise Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates – LECOM Park
Detroit Tigers – Public Field at Joker Marchant Stadium
Los Angeles Angels – Tempe Diablo Stadium
Miami Marlins & St. Louis Cardinals – Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium
Toronto Blue Jays – TD Ballpark

tutaj zaznaczone są np. split squads gwiazdkami

2025 Cactus League Spring Training Schedule

2025 Cactus League Spring Training Schedule - Cactus League facilities place tickets on sale at various times throughout the year. For up-to-date ticketing information for your favorite ballpark, visit the facility's website, or the official MLB.com site of your favorite team.

cactusleague.com

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2024 Grapefruit League Schedule

The Florida spring training schedule listed day by day.

www.springtrainingconnection.com

a tutaj trzeba być szczególnie czujnym ; )

2025 Daily Schedule – Dates and Times Subject to Change

floridagrapefruitleague.com

 

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Trochę wcześnie, ale pojawiły się pierwsze próby oceny poszczególnych rotacji

Starting pitching rotation (by /Tim Boyle)

1. New York Mets
Do the New York Mets really have the best starting rotation in baseball? After Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander, things do fall off. However, each of their next three starters is good enough to put them at number one. The added depth they have with Tylor Megill and David Peterson only makes it better. The Mets don’t have that one glaring hole in the rotation just yet. It’s why everyone in Flushing is feeling really good right now.

2. New York Yankees
Gerritt Cole, Carlos Rodon, and Nestor Cortes might be the best triple threat in the game. So why don’t the New York Yankees have the best starting rotation? It’s what comes after. Luis Severino is a strong fourth starter, but completing the rotation with either Domingo German or Frankie Montas will have the Yankees reporting to camp with only the second-best rotation in the first MLB Power Rankings of starting pitchers.

3. Toronto Blue Jays
The Toronto Blue Jays have underachieved in recent years. They have the potential to be great. One reason is their starting rotation. Headlined by Alek Manoah and Kevin Gausman, they’ll hope to get more from Jose Berrios this season. The club signed Chris Bassitt over the winter and will cross their fingers Yusei Kikuchi is far better than he was in 2022. Everyone has the ability to imagine this as one of the best rotations in baseball. We can also prepare for at least one of the top four guys to underperform.

4. Atlanta Braves
Who else feels like the Atlanta Braves’ starting rotation doesn’t get enough credit? Max Fried is one of the best pitchers in the game. Spencer Strider is on his way to becoming elite. Kyle Wright is as good, if not better at times than those two. Charlie Morton is the veteran who can give them quality frames. Those four plus a returning Mike Soroka can help give Atlanta the best rotation in the game. We’ll have to play the games first to find out.

5. Houston Astros
Something is missing from the Houston Astros this year. It’s the veteran presence of Justin Verlander. Still, the rotation is one of the best in baseball. Lance McCullers Jr. takes on the role of the grizzled veteran even though he’s hardly such. It’s Framber Valdez we should view as the real ace of this staff. With three other very good arms ready to defend their title, it’s tough to have anything bad to say about the Astros’ pitching staff.

6. Texas Rangers
Nobody will be surprised if the Texas Rangers to finish the year with the best rotation in the game. Their complete overhaul brought in Jacob deGrom, Nathan Eovaldi, Andrew Heaney, and Jake Odorizzi. This doesn’t even include Martin Perez coming off of a strong year and the potential Jon Gray can offer them. Six men deep, the Rangers have some interesting options and great arms to head to battle with this year.

7. Los Angeles Dodgers
It does seem like the Los Angeles Dodgers are sliding in the MLB Power Rankings as far as their starting rotation goes. Clayton Kershaw is getting older. This offseason’s addition of Noah Syndergaard just didn’t feel impactful enough. They do have some very good arms and the waiting game to play with Walker Buehler. Things will be fine for the Dodgers. Julio Urias is pitching for a contract, after all. A monster year from him on the mound is something we should all hope to see on our MLB bingo cards.

8. Philadelphia Phillies
There is a lot of upside for the Philadelphia Phillies starting rotation this season. Co-aces Aaron Nola and Zack Wheeler have more to prove. They’ll be joined by Ranger Suarez and Taijuan Walker to fill out the next two spots. Each is a bit of a wild card as is whoever they name as the fifth guy. Prospect Andrew Painter is a candidate to join the staff at some point this year. If everyone else lives up to expectations and he’s ready at any point in 2023, the Phillies have a chance to actually be led by their arms, not their bats.

9. Milwaukee Brewers
Corbin Burnes is still an absolute stud and someone the Milwaukee Brewers can rely on in 2023. An uncertain future for him and a few other pitchers is a 2023 storyline to follow. However, at the time of pitchers and catchers reporting for duty, the Brewers boast one of the better starting rotations. Brandon Woodruff and Eric Lauer behind Burnes give them an incredibly strong top three. Whoever ends up with the next two spots is moot. The Brewers starting rotation is about three and a half deep with a chance to have six good options.

10. Tampa Bay Rays
The Tampa Bay Rays did something smart this offseason. They actually signed a free-agent pitcher they’re hoping to get more from. Zach Eflin will join Shane McClanahan and Tyler Glasnow for one of the best trios in the game. In order for the Rays to really benefit from them, Glasnow will need to stay healthy and Eflin must finally tap into the potential many scouts have talked about him possessing for years.

11. Seattle Mariners
Returning to Cy Young form is something the Seattle Mariners are hopeful they can see Robbie Ray do in 2023. Together with Luis Castillo, the team has a pair of potential aces on the roster. It actually wouldn’t be a complete shock if it’s Logan Gilbert who becomes the main guy in this rotation either. He’s coming off of a very good year. So is George Kirby. Stars on the rise out in Seattle and it’s not outfielders like Julio Rodriguez. The starting rotation should be pretty good again in 2023.

12. San Diego Padres
Yu Darvish and Joe Musgrove will be staying put for a couple of years. The San Diego Padres are looking to get involved in the empire business. However, their starting rotation does have a couple of questions beyond the top two. Which version of Blake Snell shows up? Can the team rely on Nick Martinez or Adrian Morejon? Seth Lugo comes over after years of pitching mostly in relief. Signing Michael Wacha means they bought at least a little bit into what he did last season. The Padres are a very good team. There is some doubt with the starting staff. They could turn out very good or not so much.

13. MLB Power Rankings: Los Angeles Angels
Unless you followed the Los Angeles Angels closely last year, you may have missed out on how well their starting pitchers performed. Shohei Ohtani had the best season of any starter, but Patrick Sandoval and Reid Detmers were good, too. Detmers was more than the guy who tossed a no-hitter. The club decided to bring in Tyler Anderson this offseason as well. Can they finally end the postseason drought? The pitching may be the key.

14. MLB Power Rankings: St. Louis Cardinals
It does feel like the St. Louis Cardinals are missing an arm in the rotation. Adam Wainwright is another year older as is Miles Mikolas. Jack Flaherty’s injuries should be a concern. Who knows what they’ll get from Steven Matz? The Cardinals could be on the hunt for a trade addition for their rotation early on this year or cruise to another National League Central title. The lack of additions to the roster is a bit concerning. For their sake, let’s hope Jordan Montgomery is just as good in a full season as he was for two months.

15. Miami Marlins
Nobody may want realignment in MLB more than the Miami Marlins. It’s going to be tough competing in the National League East with three big spenders. Their starting rotation is actually a strength but not quite as proven as the three serious contenders in the division. Sandy Alcantara will look to defend his Cy Young while younger arms like Jesus Luzardo, Braxton Garrett, and Edward Cabrera will hope to repeat what they did last year while starting more games and possibly taking the next step.

16. Arizona Diamondbacks
Any starting staff with Zac Gallen on it deserves some attention. The Arizona Diamondbacks ace is quickly becoming one of the best arms in the game. Madison Bumgarner has seen better days, but Merrill Kelly looks like a nice complimentary piece in the middle of the rotation. A lot of the positive attention on the Diamondbacks this season will be on Gallen and their young hitters. Starting pitcher options such as Ryne Nelson and Drey Jameson can win some of that goodwill.

17. Chicago White Sox
Like much of the Chicago White Sox roster, the starting rotation is a bit of a mystery. Lucas Giolito had a horrendous 2022 season while Dylan Cease entered ace territory. Injuries, bad performances, and doubts are already plaguing the White Sox roster as a whole. The rotation is no exception. They replaced Johnny Cueto on the roster with Mike Clevinger which was a poor baseball decision. It got worse when Clevinger became the subject of an ongoing investigation into an accusation against him for domestic abuse.

18. Cleveland Guardians
Shane Bieber to make some fans a “Belieber” in the Cleveland Guardians and their starting pitching staff. Triston McKenzie is coming along nicely and Cal Quantrill gives them three credible starters for the coming year. It’s the last two spots where questions arise. It takes more than five starting pitchers to get through an MLB season. Right now, it looks like the Guardians have three they can count on.

19. Chicago Cubs
How good will the Chicago Cubs be in 2023? Their starting rotation may have some input. Veterans Jameson Taillon and Marcus Stroman will lead the way with young up-and-coming starting pitcher Justin Steele ready to take another step of his career. The Cubs rotation is rightfully rated around the middle of this week’s MLB Power Rankings. It’s good, not great. The ceiling isn’t too incredibly high but it is up there.

20. San Francisco Giants
One must buy into everything the San Francisco Giants did this offseason fully in order to have a strong belief in their starting rotation. Logan Webb is heading in the right direction. Behind him, we have a bunch of veterans who have been very good in some seasons and not so much in others. Sean Manaea and Ross Stripling are two newbies. The Giants have room to have one of the better rotations in the league. However, none of the new guys replace Carlos Rodon nor should we get too excited about Alex Cobb or Alex Wood putting together a sensational season. The Giants have a rotation that may benefit most from the ballpark they play in.

21. Minnesota Twins
There isn’t anything exceptional about the Minnesota Twins’ starting rotation. They brought in Pablo Lopez this offseason. It was a needed move with all of the injuries the rotation has suffered over the last two seasons. The ball club has a whole bunch of contenders for the starting rotation. Ensuring they wouldn’t get caught short of any arms, the only thing missing from the Twins is that one true ace. Joe Ryan will hope to secure that role.

22. Boston Red Sox
It’s very possible the Boston Red Sox have a much worse starting rotation than where it’s ranked at the moment. Do they get anything out of Chris Sale? How cooked is Corey Kluber? This rotation would have been awesome in 2017. In 2023, there are too many guys who should already start scouting the first card show they’ll do a signing at after retirement. James Paxton is here, too. This doesn’t feel like a year of glory in Boston. The starting pitchers are a big reason why.

23. Baltimore Orioles
There is a major difference between this spot and the next in this week’s MLB Power Rankings. The Baltimore Orioles didn’t have the sort of thrilling offseason some believed they could. Kyle Gibson and Cole Irvin are their two biggest additions to the starting rotation. The word “underwhelming” is insulted to be used to describe this situation. They do have a couple of young arms to watch and a healthy John Means will help out. Until we see otherwise, there is reason to doubt the Orioles’ starters.

24. Detroit Tigers
The issue with the Detroit Tigers last year wasn’t their pitching. Although miserable for much of 2022, their offense was the bigger issue. The team has a nice crop of younger arms and veterans vying for innings this season. If Eduardo Rodriguez is anything like he was prior to joining Detroit and one of the younger guys finds his groove, the rest of the American League Central might have a slightly harder time facing them.

25. Kansas City Royals
Sorry, but an aging Zack Greinke doesn’t do much to help the Kansas City Royals. Brady Singer may soon become one of the better starters in baseball. For now, the Royals will throw a bunch of younger arms onto the mound along with Greinke. They curiously signed Jordan Lyles this offseason in what is mostly a role to eat up innings, just in case the greener starters can’t get the job done.

26. Pittsburgh Pirates
Seeing is believing. With the Pittsburgh Pirates, we need to see much more to believe in anything. Vince Velasquez and Rich Hill are two of their new starting rotation options. It’s interesting to see them land Hill, a mercenary for many playoff-hopeful clubs. He already looks like someone who will be traded, but hopefully not before he passes along some knowledge to JT Brubaker and Mitch Keller.

27. Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene is one of the more exciting young pitchers in baseball. He has a lot of amazing stuff and will dazzle us in 2023. Nick Lodolo and Graham Ashcraft have some nice potential as well. Even with those three included, the Reds’ pitching staff is a potpourri of mystery. It’s hard enough pitching at the bandbox in Cincinnati. All of these starting pitchers probably need at least another season under their belts before the ball club starts winning more games.

28. Colorado Rockies
Nobody grows up wanting to pitch for the Colorado Rockies. The ball club hasn’t gotten consistent enough performances from notable starters Kyle Freeland or German Marquez over the years. As talented as they are, each would probably prefer to have some thicker air in Denver to help them out. The Rockies did nothing to improve their starting rotation, leaving them with the potential for another rough season ahead. Statistically, their starters could end up far worse than the Nationals or Athletics.


29. Oakland Athletics
Ask most baseball fans to name a single Oakland Athletics starting pitcher, they may be at a loss. It’s a relatively low-upside group that has the potential to be competent. Two candidates for the rotation brought in this offseason came from overseas so maybe they didn’t realize the disarray going on with the organization. Drew Rucinski came over from the KBO while Shintaro Fujinami was purchased from Japan. Expectations for the Athletics are low. The starting rotation is actually one of the better parts of the team.

30. Washington Nationals
Even some sort of redemption campaign from Patrick Corbin won’t help the Washington Nationals all that much. The starting rotation has a lot of growing up to do. Josiah Gray, Cade Cavalli, and MacKenzie Gore are each hoping to be a part of the next chapter in the organization’s history. Trevor Williams is the lone new guy to join the fight in D.C. It’s going to be a long year for the Nationals with plenty of growing pains.

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1. New York Yankees
Game score W/L: 107-55, .660
Average game score: 57.2
Dominance rank: 1 | Consistency rank: 6
Gems: 47 | Eggs: 19

Rotation: Gerrit Cole (23-7), Carlos Rodon (25-7), Nestor Cortes (20-9), Luis Severino (18-8), Frankie Montas (11-8), Clarke Schmidt (3-7), Domingo German (6-7), Deivi Garcia (1-3)

The depth of the Yankees' power-laden rotation is underscored by Severino landing as the fourth starter here, followed by Montas. With the Yankees, the question will center around health. Can Severino put up a full season? Will Montas' right shoulder keep him on the sideline? There are potential issues, sure, but the Yankees are starting from a very good place.

2. Milwaukee Brewers
Game score W/L: 99-63, .611
Average game score: 55.4
Dominance rank: 8 | Consistency rank: 5
Gems: 42 | Eggs: 23

Rotation: Corbin Burnes (25-6), Brandon Woodruff (24-7), Eric Lauer (16-14), Freddy Peralta (17-7), Aaron Ashby (9-5), Wade Miley (5-15), Adrian Houser (3-9), Bryse Wilson (0-1)

Projection systems generally favor power pitching and its defense-independent attributes, and you can see that with the Brewers, whose real-life depth in the rotation is likely even better than these numbers suggest if you think Miley and Houser are being shortchanged. Even if the forecasts are right, the Milwaukee rotation is once again loaded, headed up by the top two of Burnes and Woodruff, who compose as good of a one-two punch as you'll find.

3. New York Mets
Game score W/L: 98-64, .605
Average game score: 55.5
Dominance rank: 2 | Consistency rank: 7
Gems: 43 | Eggs: 23

Rotation: Max Scherzer (23-6), Justin Verlander (24-8), Jose Quintana (15-15), Carlos Carrasco (11-13), Kodai Senga (12-11), David Peterson (7-3), Tylor Megill (4-5), Joey Lucchesi (2-3)

No team can challenge the Mets' top two in terms of a combination of their totality of accomplishment along with the fact that they are both still really good. But the Mets' rotation is more than that. Their depth chart is chock-full of hurlers even beyond Scherzer and Velander who will be able to keep them in games most nights.

4. Atlanta Braves
Game score W/L: 96-66, .593
Average game score: 54.9
Dominance rank: 6 | Consistency rank: 4
Gems: 41 | Eggs: 21

Rotation: Max Fried (23-9), Kyle Wright (16-16), Charlie Morton (21-10), Spencer Strider (22-6), Mike Soroka (7-12), Bryce Elder (4-6), Ian Anderson (3-5), Jared Shuster (0-1)

As good as this looks for the Braves, it could be a whole lot better. Wright's projections haven't quite yet caught up to his breakout 2022 season. Soroka is a one-time ace who has been battling to get back from injury for a long time. We don't know how that will work out, but if he's 90% of the pre-injury Soroka, that makes an excellent rotation even better. Even Anderson was looked at as a rising star before taking a step back last season. Even if he gets back on track, the Braves' rotation might be too good for him to get much of a run.

5. Philadelphia Phillies
Game score W/L: 96-66, .593
Average game score: 54.8
Dominance rank: 10 | Consistency rank: 9
Gems: 38 | Eggs: 22

Rotation: Aaron Nola (25-8), Zack Wheeler (25-8), Ranger Suarez (16-16), Taijuan Walker (13-16), Bailey Falter (8-7), Andrew Painter (8-7), Mick Abel (0-2), Michael Plassmeyer (1-1)

The addition of Walker and the expected rise of Painter make this a deeper unit. And Suarez might be ready to take his place alongside Nola and Wheeler to give the Phillies a powerhouse rotation trio for a full season.

6. Houston Astros
Game score W/L: 96-66, .593
Average game score: 54.3
Dominance rank: 16 | Consistency rank: 2
Gems: 41 | Eggs: 23

Rotation: Framber Valdez (22-9), Cristian Javier (21-8), Luis Garcia (16-11), Jose Urquidy (10-19), Lance McCullers Jr. (16-11), Hunter Brown (10-6), Shawn Dubin (1-2), Forrest Whitley (0-1)

The dynamic Brown could be used in any number of ways for a Houston staff deep in both starters and relievers. But if he holds down a frequent rotation slot, he could well offer some of what the Astros lost in Verlander's departure. If any staff could withstand the loss of someone of Verlander's stature, it's this one.

7. Chicago White Sox
Game score W/L: 96-66, .593
Average game score: 53.8
Dominance rank: 9 | Consistency rank: 21
Gems: 41 | Eggs: 22

Rotation: Dylan Cease (24-8), Lance Lynn (22-8), Lucas Giolito (20-10), Mike Clevinger (12-16), Michael Kopech (13-13), Davis Martin (2-4), Jimmy Lambert (2-4), Jonathan Stiever (1-4)

There are mostly slight differences between the pecking order of rotations generated by this method and by the forecast at Fangraphs, with teams generally landing within a handful of ranking spots from one approach to the other. The White Sox were one of the bigger departures -- in Chicago's favor. The projections see bouncebacks for Lynn and Giolito, which has to happen for Chicago to really land here in the rotation hierarchy. The issue though is depth: The White Sox don't have it, and these numbers don't know what's going to happen with the recent investigation concerning newcomer Clevinger.

8. Toronto Blue Jays
Game score W/L: 95-67, .586
Average game score: 54.4
Dominance rank: 4 | Consistency rank: 3
Gems: 43 | Eggs: 21

Rotation: Alek Manoah (22-8), Kevin Gausman (23-9), Chris Bassitt (22-10), Jose Berrios (13-14), Yusei Kikuchi (7-11), Nate Pearson (5-6), Mitch White (2-5), Hyun Jin Ryu (3-4)

The addition of Bassitt gives the Blue Jays a strong core trio with three potential 20-game winners (well, "game score" winners, anyway, but I love the old-timey nomenclature). There are questions with some possible exciting answers even after Manoah, Gausman and Bassitt. Can Berrios get back on track? Can Ryu return by midseason, as he says he wants to do? This rotation has a chance to not just be good, but to be really, really deep.

9. Los Angeles Dodgers
Game score W/L: 94-68, .580
Average game score: 53.8
Dominance rank: 12 | Consistency rank: 14
Gems: 40 | Eggs: 23

Rotation: Julio Urias (22-10), Clayton Kershaw (21-8), Tony Gonsolin (19-12), Noah Syndergaard (8-21), Dustin May (15-7), Ryan Pepiot (5-7), Gavin Stone (2-1), Michael Grove (1-2)

The last three pitchers listed are wild cards -- they're included on the depth charts but might also just be placeholders if the Dodgers unveil depth elsewhere, either by the ascension of someone such as Bobby Miller or a trade acquisition. The overall ranking is held back by Syndergaard's subpar projection. The question: Can the Dodgers "fix" Thor like they have helped so many other second-chance players?

10. Tampa Bay Rays
Game score W/L: 93-69, .574
Average game score: 54.1
Dominance rank: 5 | Consistency rank: 18
Gems: 39 | Eggs: 23

Rotation: Shane McClanahan (22-8), Drew Rasmussen (19-13), Tyler Glasnow (23-7), Zach Eflin (12-15), Jeffrey Springs (13-10), Luis Patino (1-4), Yonny Chirinos (2-7), Josh Fleming (1-3)

An already good rotation gets a full season from Glasnow and is bolstered by the signing of Eflin, whom the Rays seemed to like more than most. The Rays usually have a good reason for liking the players they do -- one underused strength that they've spotted. If would be less than surprising if Eflin found another gear with his new team, since that's pretty much what happened with Glasnow, Rasmussen and Springs.

11. Boston Red Sox
Game score W/L: 91-71, .562
Average game score: 53.7
Dominance rank: 7 | Consistency rank: 26
Gems: 38 | Eggs: 23

Rotation: Nick Pivetta (15-17), Corey Kluber (14-16), Chris Sale (21-7), Garrett Whitlock (13-7), Brayan Bello (7-7), James Paxton (15-9), Tanner Houck (4-2), Kutter Crawford (2-6)

Could be way too optimistic about Sale here, both in quantity and quality. But the fact that he's started only 11 games in three seasons and the projection systems still love him is a reminder of just how good he is when he's right. There's a lot of optimism in this ranking in general -- Whitlock joining the rotation, Paxton staying healthy for that many starts, etc. But there is some good material to work with at least.

12. Texas Rangers
Game score W/L: 90-72, .556
Average game score: 53.8
Dominance rank: 3 | Consistency rank: 11
Gems: 37 | Eggs: 24

Rotation: Martin Perez (13-19), Jon Gray (16-14), Jacob deGrom (20-6), Nathan Eovaldi (15-12), Andrew Heaney (16-7), Jake Odorizzi (5-10), Dane Dunning (3-4), Glenn Otto (1-2)

The White Sox were the big risers from other forecasts, while the Rangers were the big fallers. The method might have something to do with that. DeGrom is off-the-charts good when he gets on the mound. But when you get into a turn-by-turn look at the rest of the rotation, you see a solid, deep group that will help the Rangers move toward .500. It could do more than that if Perez is closer to what he was last season than what the forecasts think he's going to be this season.

13. Miami Marlins
Game score W/L: 90-72, .556
Average game score: 53.6
Dominance rank: 17 | Consistency rank: 13
Gems: 38 | Eggs: 22

Rotation: Sandy Alcantara (23-8), Johnny Cueto (8-16), Jesus Luzardo (18-9), Trevor Rogers (14-12), Edward Cabrera (14-11), Braxton Garrett (8-10), Eury Perez (3-4), Sixto Sanchez (3-3)

Pablo Lopez's game score record for Minnesota is 19-11, so that's a big loss, and yet the Marlins still land in the upper half of the majors. This rotation has all kinds of untapped upside, both in many of the names listed here and in many who are not.

14. San Diego Padres
Game score W/L: 90-72, .556
Average game score: 53.1
Dominance rank: 14 | Consistency rank: 12
Gems: 41 | Eggs: 24

Rotation: Yu Darvish (22-9), Joe Musgrove (23-8), Blake Snell (21-8), Nick Martinez (8-17), Seth Lugo (8-11), Adrian Morejon (4-6), Jay Groome (3-8), Julio Teheran (1-5)

Well, you can see what's going on here. The top three of Darvish, Musgrove and Snell look elite. But when it comes to the Padres overcoming the Dodgers in 2023, which could certainly happen, it's what comes after that top three that might make the difference. A key to that will be the fortunes of Martinez, whom the projections don't love but the Padres certainly do, as evidenced by the deal they gave him after the season.

15. San Francisco Giants
Game score W/L: 86-76, .531
Average game score: 52.6
Dominance rank: 19 | Consistency rank: 10
Gems: 37 | Eggs: 22

Rotation: Logan Webb (21-10), Alex Cobb (15-14), Sean Manaea (14-11), Ross Stripling (12-14), Alex Wood (13-10), Anthony DeSclafani (5-9), Jakob Junis (3-3), Kyle Harrison (4-6)

Once again the Giants look like they have plenty of quality depth, though the rotation looks less glitzy without Carlos Rodon. Given the Giants' propensity for extracting improvement from veterans, newcomer Manaea is one to watch. Another item of interest will be how quickly Harrison can make his ascension to the big league club.

16. Minnesota Twins
Game score W/L: 86-76, .531
Average game score: 52.2
Dominance rank: 11 | Consistency rank: 16
Gems: 35 | Eggs: 25

Rotation: Pablo Lopez (19-11), Joe Ryan (16-13), Tyler Mahle (15-15), Sonny Gray (16-12), Kenta Maeda (12-10), Bailey Ober (5-4), Josh Winder (1-6), Louie Varland (2-3)

A solid, uninspiring group looks a lot better with Lopez in the fold. Yet while you can see capable starters well into the depth chart, you also see the lack of an ace. Lopez represents Minnesota's best combination of dominance and consistency, but as the new face in a new place, it could really use him to up the dominance ante and become the No. 1 the club needs. Maybe the Twins' program will help Lopez do just that. If not, it's still a rotation the Twins can win with.

17. Los Angeles Angels
Game score W/L: 84-78, .519
Average game score: 52.6
Dominance rank: 15 | Consistency rank: 20
Gems: 35 | Eggs: 26

Rotation: Tyler Anderson (12-17), Shohei Ohtani (22-8), Patrick Sandoval (16-10), Reid Detmers (17-12), Jose Suarez (10-15), Chase Silseth (3-4), Griffin Canning (2-6), Tucker Davidson (2-6)

The Angels have struggled for so long to put together a productive and stable rotation that this outlook is actually pretty exciting. Anderson, if he does what he did for the Dodgers last year, will soar past this outlook. (Or maybe he regresses to the mean outside the Dodgers' program.) Ohtani gives the rotation dynamism, but the real progress is evidenced by the presence of Sandoval, Detmers and Suarez.

18. Seattle Mariners
Game score W/L: 84-78, .519
Average game score: 52.4
Dominance rank: 13 | Consistency rank: 1
Gems: 40 | Eggs: 25

Rotation: Luis Castillo (23-9), Robbie Ray (20-12), Logan Gilbert (15-14), Marco Gonzales (6-21), George Kirby (17-10), Chris Flexen (3-11), Taylor Dollard (0-1), Emerson Hancock (1-2)

The Mariners are underrated here, I think, as the FIP-challenged dossiers of Gonzales and Flexen don't fare well in the forecast machinery. They should be better than this, but in the meantime, a big four of Castillo, Ray, Gilbert and Kirby is as exciting a rotation foundation the Mariners have had for at least the past decade.

19. St. Louis Cardinals
Game score W/L: 81-81, .500
Average game score: 51.2
Dominance rank: 21 | Consistency rank: 17
Gems: 32 | Eggs: 27

Rotation: Miles Mikolas (17-12), Jordan Montgomery (17-13), Adam Wainwright (12-14), Jack Flaherty (15-13), Steven Matz (13-9), Dakota Hudson (3-6), Matthew Liberatore (2-6), Jake Woodford (2-9)

Seems like the Cardinals' style of pitching never holds up well in the forecasting systems. In fact, the previous version of these rankings used a method designed to account for projection-challenged pitchers like, well, most of the Cardinals, and others such as Kyle Hendricks of the Cubs. How did it work? Well, you're looking at a new method today. This baseline for the St. Louis rotation, combined with its always-stellar defense, is likely as ever to be a winning combination -- better than the .500 profile suggested here.

20. Cleveland Guardians
Game score W/L: 77-85, .475
Average game score: 51.6
Dominance rank: 18 | Consistency rank: 8
Gems: 33 | Eggs: 27

Rotation: Shane Bieber (24-7), Triston McKenzie (22-10), Cal Quantrill (9-21), Zach Plesac (6-19), Aaron Civale (9-14), Xzavion Curry (2-8), Konnor Pilkington (2-5), Cody Morris (4-3)

It's not a vintage outlook for an organization that seems to churn out pitchers like they are made on an assembly line. The pitching staff overall still looks elite because of Cleveland's dynamic bullpen. And even this group will be bolstered by the Guardians' elite defense. And, not for nothing, the projections might be shortchanging Quantrill and Plesac, who aren't big strikeout guys.

21. Cincinnati Reds
Game score W/L: 75-87, .463
Average game score: 51.1
Dominance rank: 22 | Consistency rank: 27
Gems: 31 | Eggs: 28

Rotation: Nick Lodolo (21-8), Hunter Greene (23-7), Graham Ashcraft (8-17), Luis Cessa (7-15), Connor Overton (5-6), Justin Dunn (3-18), Luke Weaver (8-13), Levi Stoudt (1-4)

If you're a Reds fan, you'll want to focus on the top two and imagine that you'll be seeing Lodolo and Greene atop the rotation for a long time to come. Ashcraft will look to build on his rookie campaign, during which he showed some flashes. Prospects Stoudt and Brandon Williamson also offer some hope.

22. Arizona Diamondbacks
Game score W/L: 73-89, .451
Average game score: 50.9
Dominance rank: 23 | Consistency rank: 15
Gems: 33 | Eggs: 28

Rotation: Merrill Kelly (22-13), Zac Gallen (23-8), Madison Bumgarner (6-21), Zach Davies (7-19), Ryne Nelson (8-15), Drey Jameson (6-9), Brandon Pfaadt (2-2), Slade Cecconi (1-3)

Big two and little six? Kelly and Gallen are fabulous, and Bumgarner, forecasts aside, still has presence. But for the Diamondbacks to move up the rotation ladder, they need the kids to hit the ground running, starting with Nelson, Jameson and, perhaps, Pfaadt.

23. Chicago Cubs
Game score W/L: 64-98, .395
Average game score: 49.4
Dominance rank: 25 | Consistency rank: 23
Gems: 28 | Eggs: 28

Rotation: Marcus Stroman (15-15), Jameson Taillon (11-20), Justin Steele (15-12), Drew Smyly (11-15), Kyle Hendricks (5-17), Adrian Sampson (2-6), Keegan Thompson (3-7), Hayden Wesneski (3-6)

The overhaul of the Cubs' pitching processes paid off with a solid season in 2022 and featured a rotation that really gathered momentum as the season went along. The hope for a move toward .500 this year, at least for this group, means repeating those improvements in a way the projections don't see as likely. It also means for free agent signee Taillon to find a new level in his new team's revamped program. You could go deeper than eight on the Cubs' rotation depth chart with viable options for the coming season, which is always a good sign since there are always injuries and shortfalls. It's not an exciting ranking, but I think it has a chance to be an exciting group.

24. Detroit Tigers
Game score W/L: 63-99, .389
Average game score: 49.6
Dominance rank: 26 | Consistency rank: 22
Gems: 29 | Eggs: 28

Rotation: Eduardo Rodriguez (12-17), Matthew Boyd (11-17), Michael Lorenzen (9-16), Matt Manning (7-18), Spencer Turnbull (10-10), Joey Wentz (5-11), Tarik Skubal (7-5), Beau Brieske (2-5)

If Manning can reverse that projected game score record, it will be a good season for the Tigers' rotation, at least in relation to these low expectations.

25. Pittsburgh Pirates
Game score W/L: 63-99, .389
Average game score: 49.1
Dominance rank: 24 | Consistency rank: 30
Gems: 23 | Eggs: 29

Rotation: Mitch Keller (10-17), JT Brubaker (13-18), Roansy Contreras (13-14), Vince Velasquez (7-16), Johan Oviedo (6-14), Rich Hill (8-11), Luis Ortiz (4-6), Michael Burrows (2-3)

About the league-worst consistency ranking ... this is kind of what happens when you turn to Hill to stabilize a rotation. Don't get me wrong -- I love me some Rich Hill and I feel like he's going to figure out a way to get hitters out until he's 50 years old. But he's very low volume in both number of starts and innings per start. Still, if his presence can pay off in some guidance for Keller, Brubaker and other young hurlers on the roster, that's a win for the Bucs.

26. Baltimore Orioles
Game score W/L: 62-100, .383
Average game score: 49.7
Dominance rank: 20 | Consistency rank: 19
Gems: 28 | Eggs: 29

Rotation: Cole Irvin (8-21), Kyle Gibson (10-19), Dean Kremer (8-19), Kyle Bradish (11-15), Tyler Wells (4-6), Grayson Rodriguez (12-13), DL Hall (6-3), John Means (3-5)

It doesn't look good on paper, but the Orioles have been putting their systems in place under Mike Elias for a few years now. You hope there is a reason they identified Irvin and Gibson as the veterans who can provide stability as Rodriguez, Hall, Bradish and all the young hurlers find their way. The Orioles showed some real strength in the way they built their bullpen last season, so maybe they can make a similar leap in the starting pitching department.

27. Colorado Rockies
Game score W/L: 52-110, .321
Average game score: 48.1
Dominance rank: 29 | Consistency rank: 25
Gems: 24 | Eggs: 30

Rotation: German Marquez (22-11), Kyle Freeland (8-24), Antonio Senzatela (6-22), Jose Urena (4-21), Austin Gomber (9-12), Ryan Feltner (2-7), Peter Lambert (1-8), Connor Seabold (2-6)

Yes, the game scores are park-adjusted, so don't blame Coors Field. Freeland is a solid pitcher who doesn't have a big strikeout rate, so the algorithms show him little love. But let's face it, even if you make Freeland, and even Senzatela, something close to .500, you're still looking at a long season. But, hey, Marquez is really good.

28. Kansas City Royals
Game score W/L: 52-110, .321
Average game score: 48.0
Dominance rank: 28 | Consistency rank: 24
Gems: 25 | Eggs: 33

Rotation: Brady Singer (20-13), Jordan Lyles (6-20), Kris Bubic (8-21), Zack Greinke (7-19), Daniel Lynch (6-13), Ryan Yarbrough (4-14), Jonathan Heasley (2-7), Brad Keller (2-4)

I don't really get the decision to add Lyles and Yarbrough to the mix, though I applaud the move to bring back Greinke. He throws a fastball that would have looked slow 100 years ago and he still gets hitters out, even if no forecasting system is going to like him ever again. Anyway, the story is the same as entering 2022, when the Royals got a positive development in Singer's improvement. But they need the same from Lynch, Bubic and Jackson Kowar. They need it bad.

29. Oakland Athletics

Game score W/L: 50-112, .309
Average game score: 47.9
Dominance rank: 30 | Consistency rank: 29
Gems: 23 | Eggs: 31

Rotation: Paul Blackburn (7-21), James Kaprielian (6-19), Ken Waldichuk (12-12), Kyle Muller (9-14), Shintaro Fujinami (4-19), Drew Rucinski (4-14), JP Sears (6-8), Adrian Martinez (3-6)

I have no idea if the forecasts for Fujinami and Rucinski are even in the ballpark. But it won't be a good sign if Oakland's newly signed rotation duo really do combine for a game score record of 8-33. Fujinami comes over from the Hanshin Tigers, while Rucinski pitched in Korea. Muller is one to watch as a former top prospect who couldn't get over the hump in Atlanta.

30. Washington Nationals
Game score W/L: 48-114, .296
Average game score: 47.6
Dominance rank: 27 | Consistency rank: 28
Gems: 22 | Eggs: 31

Rotation: Josiah Gray (10-18), Patrick Corbin (6-22), Trevor Williams (6-20), MacKenzie Gore (10-14), Cade Cavalli (7-15), Stephen Strasburg (6-10), Joan Adon (2-10), Jake Irvin (1-4)

Well, at least you have some younger pitchers massing together around vets Corbin -- who is coming off a terrible season -- Williams and -- maybe, just maybe -- Strasburg, perhaps, at some point. The other five hurlers listed are on the young side, with Gore a particular focus in his first full season with the organization. Also keep an eye on Cole Henry, the Nats' top pitching prospect, who could push up toward D.C. sooner than later.

 

[kombajn]

Juz we wtorek od 2:00 w nocy, polskiego czasu odbeda sie 'Home Run Derby 2023' (transmisja na V i a p l a y)


'Power rankigi' z 8 lipca






* kursy e t o t o

 

[thecakeisaspy]

Orientuje się ktoś czy mamy polskiego buka, który oferuje zakłady na liczbę Home Run'ów w meczu lub samych gospodarzy/gości? Kiedyś dawno temu chyba Betclic to miał w ofercie ale już nie widzę. I druga sprawa - czy ktoś poza najgorszym szambem pt. Betway posiada ofertę na Stolen Bases oraz Hit+Run+RBI? (Run+RBI razem ma Betfan/Etoto ale HRR nie widziałem chyba nigdzie)

 

[jaroslav_]

Historyczna noc w MLB - największa ilość biegów jednego dnia



18 lipca był absolutnie historyczną nocą dla ilości zdobytych biegów w historii MLB, gdyż cztery różne mecze zakończyły się z wynikiem co najmniej 10 punktów dla obu drużyn, wyrównując rekord wszech czasów MLB dla największej liczby takich meczów w ciągu jednego dnia. Dwa inne przypadki miały miejsce 4 lipca i 9 lipca 1894 roku - sezonu, w którym średnio drużyna zdobywała 7,38 punktów na mecz (w porównaniu do 4,60 w 2023 roku) i sezonu, który był dopiero drugim w historii MLB, w którym stosowano obecną odległość między pagórkami wynoszącą 60 stóp i 6 cali.

Co do wczorajszej nocy, poniżej mały skrót tego co się działo. Cztery omawiane mecze miały następujący przebieg:

Najpierw Mets pokonali White Sox 11-10. Nowy Jork wyszedł na prowadzenie 8-2 i 11-4, następnie White Sox zaczęli gonić gospodarzy zdobywając sześć punktów w trzech ostatnich inningach. Mets mieli cztery home runy w meczu, w tym dwie zdobyte przez Francisco Alvareza.

Kolejny mecz, który można uznać za najbardziej ekscytujący tego wieczoru, jeśli nie w całym sezonie, to zwycięstwo Arizony nad Atlantą 16-13. To było pierwsze spotkanie, w którym obie drużyny zdobyły co najmniej 13 punktów w pierwszych ośmiu inningach od meczu Yankees z Red Sox w 2019 roku w ramach serii londyńskiej, oraz jedyny przypadek w historii D-backs, w którym zarówno Arizona, jak i jej przeciwnik zdobyli co najmniej 13 punktów w jednym meczu. Austin Riley z Atlanty i Christian Walker z Arizony zdobyli po dwa home runy.

Kolejny mecz zakończył się wynikiem 11-10, tym razem z zwycięstwem Royals nad Tigers w pojedynku AL Central. Kansas City prowadziło 11-6 przed rozpoczęciem dziewiątej zmiany, zanim Detroit prawie zdołało zrobić sensacyjny comeback. Spencer Torkelson z Tigers zdobył dwa home runy, podczas gdy Royals zdobyli aż 11 punktów bez żadnego home runa.

Świetny mecz miał miejsce również pomiędzy Giants a Reds. Wcześniej w ciągu dnia Giants wygrali 4-2 po wznowieniu meczu rozpoczętego w poniedziałek, ale ostatni mecz miał zupełnie odmienny charakter, gdy obie drużyny dominowały od samego początku. Wilmer Flores zdobył dwa home runy dla San Francisco, które wygrało emocjonujące spotkanie 11-10.

Poza tymi czterema meczami - które nie wymagały dogrywek - Dodgers, Guardians, Cubs i Twins zdobyły co najmniej 10 punktów, co oznacza, że aż 12 drużyn zakończyło dzień z wynikiem dwucyfrowym. Było to nowe rekord MLB w erze nowoczesnej (od 1900 roku). Absolutny rekord wynosi 13 drużyn, które dokonały tego samego 4 lipca 1894 roku.

Kolejny godny uwagi fakt? Oprócz wspomnianych Rileya, Walkera, Alvareza, Torkelsona i Floresa, Josh Naylor z Cleveland również zdobył dwa home runy w zwycięstwie 10-1 nad Pirates. To pierwszy raz w tym sezonie, kiedy sześciu zawodników zdobyło co najmniej dwa home runy w tym samym dniu (absolutny rekord to 10 zawodników).

To z pewnością była niesamowita nocka w MLB

Źródło: https://www.mlb.com/news/historic-night-offense-mlb-july-18-2023

 

[jaroslav_]

Drodzy, miło nam poinformować, że na dniach startuje konkurs MLB! W puli nagród aż 1000 PLN! Wklejam link do konkursu MLB

Betclic Typer MLB 2023 | Forum Bukmacherskie

Zabawa zaczyna się 3 października , więcej info w dziale REGULAMIN

 

[Baqu]

Niezla gratka dla Europejskich ? - zdecydowanie Brytyjskich fanów baseballa. W ta sobotę BBC planuje pokazać wszystkie spotkania play off. Beda one do zobaczenia na BBC iPlayer, Red Button oraz stronie BBC Sport.

MLB play-offs: Saturday Showdown live on BBC with four games from ALDS & NLDS - BBC Sport

Zapewne większość z was używa VPN także życzę udanego darmowego seansu

 

[Baqu]

można już głosować na Hank Aaron Award | MLB.com

W American League zastanawiałem się pomiędzy Yordanem i Coreyem - decyzja zapadła na gracza z Texasu ze względu na AVG i OPS.

Natomiast w National League nie moglem sie zdecydowac pomiedzy Olsonem a Acuña i wybrałem zawodnika ATL tylko ze względu na to ile baz zdobył kradnąc je, niesamowicie lubie tego typu zawodników.

Jaki był Wasz wybór ?

 

[kombajn]

Obie ekipy w WS - dwa lata po 100 porażkach w sezonie

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1717707695296303316

 

[Baqu]

Czy Othani przebije kontrakt za 500 milionow ? Dodgers czy Rangers ?

Polecam podcast no bunts No Bunts | Shohei Ohtani's Free Agency, MLB Manager Tracker & Spicy 2024 Predictions - YouTube

David Ross out & Craig Counsell in nowy managed Cubs staje się najlepiej opłacanym w MLB (40mln za 5 lat). Cubs fire David Ross, hire Craig Counsell as new manager - ESPN

 

[kombajn]

W ubieglym tygodniu MLB odrzucilo inwestycje Amazona w Bally Sports o wartości 150 mln USD.

Gigant technologiczny zaoferowal pomoc finansowa w zamian za prawa do streamingu lokalnych rozgrywek. Chodzi o bankructwo Diamond Sports Group (posiadajace prawa do 18 stacji Bally Sports regional sports networks).
Sa to: Bally Sports Detroit, Bally Sports Florida, Bally Sports Great Lakes, Bally Sports Indiana, Bally Sports Kansas City, Bally Sports Midwest, Bally Sports New Orleans, Bally Sports North, Bally Sports Ohio, Bally Sports Oklahoma, Bally Sports San Diego, Bally Sports SoCal, Bally Sports South, Bally Sports Southeast, Bally Sports Southwest, Bally Sports Sun, Bally Sports West, and Bally Sports Wisconsin.
Diamond Sports Group ma takze spolke joint venture - Marquee, domowa stacje Chicago Cubs, oraz mniejszosciowe prawa do YES Network (New York Yankees i Brooklyn Nets).

DSG mialo prawa do pokazywania w lokalnych stacjach 37 zespolow (z NBA (15), NHL (11) i MLB (11)). Wczesniej DSG dogadalo sie z NBA i NHL co do pokazywania zawodow NBA i NHL do konca tego sezonu za mniejsza kase, ale Komisarz ligi MLB - Rob Manfred - odrzucil propozycje inwestycji Amazona (Prime Video) ze wzgledu na dlugosc kontraktu - Amazon nalegal na wieloletnia umowe z druzynami MLB...

Dzisiaj DSG oglosilo tzw. umowe o wsparciu restrukturyzacji (restructuring support agreement (RSA)) z wierzycielami, na mocy ktorej Amazon dokona mniejszosciowej inwestycji w DSG i pozostanie jej partnerem streamingowym...
Wydaje sie, ze na dzien dzisiejszy, Amazon odparl proby przejecia streamingu przez MLB od Diamond Sports Group i jest gotowy do streamowania meczow 5 druzyn MLB (Tigers, Royals, Marlins, Brewers i Rays). Choć Diamond posiada prawa do transmisji 11 drużyn - Angels, Braves, Brewers, Cardinals, Guardians, Marlins, Rangers, Rays, Reds, Royals i Tigers - to posiada prawa streamingowe tylko do tych pięciu wymienionych wczesniej...

Amazon to Acquire Stake in Diamond Sports Under Bankruptcy Reorg, Prime Video to Become Primary Streaming Partner for RSNs

Diamond Sports Group has put together a plan to emerge from bankruptcy and remain a going concern, helped by streaming deal with Amazon.

variety.com

Diamond Sports lands Amazon investment in restructuring plan

Amazon, which hopes to broadcast Diamond teams on Prime, is investing $115 million in a restructuring plan, sources said.

theathletic.com

 

[kombajn]

Shohei Ohtani w piątkowy wieczór zaliczył rekordowy 175. home run w Major League Baseball

Shohei Ohtani w piątkowy wieczór zaliczył rekordowy 175. home run w Major League Baseball - zaledwie kilka godzin po tym, jak jego były tłumacz Ippei Mizuhara stanął przed sądem w związku z zarzutami kradzieży 16 milionów dolarów od gwiazdy Dodgers.
Ohtani zremisował z Hideki Matsui pod względem największej liczby homerów przez urodzonego w Japonii gracza, wykonując solowy strzał podczas pierwszej rundy meczu Los Angeles z San Diego Padres.
W piątek po południu sędzia federalny w Los Angeles nakazał Mizuharze poddanie się leczeniu uzależnienia od hazardu w związku z zarzutami, że wykorzystał 16 milionów dolarów z konta bankowego Ohtaniego na spłatę długów.
Menedżer Dodgersów Dave Roberts powiedział przed piątkowym meczem, że Ohtani poradził sobie z tą sytuacją "śpiewająco".

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Zarzuca się Ippei Mizuharze defraudację ponad 16 milionów dolarów za pośrednictwem konta bankowego Ohtaniego, które pomógł założyć. Mizuhara był tłumaczem i de facto menedżerem Ohtaniego od czasu jego przyjazdu do Ameryki w 2018 roku.
Mizuhara towarzyszył Ohtaniemu we wszystkich spotkaniach z jego agentem, księgowymi i doradcami finansowymi, z których żaden nie mówił po japońsku. Miał powiedzieć agentowi Ohtaniego, że konto jest prywatne i że Ohtani nie chce, aby ktokolwiek inny miał do niego dostęp.
Ostatecznie Mizuhara podszył się pod Ohtaniego, aby wykonać przelewy z konta do bukmacherów.
Od listopada 2021 r. do stycznia 2024 r. Mizuhara postawił około 19 000 zakładów, czyli średnio około 25 dziennie.
Wartość zakładów wahała się od około 10 USD do 160 000 USD na zakład, przy średniej kwocie zakładu wynoszącej około 12 800 USD.
Zakłady wygrane Mizuhary wyniosły $142,256,769.74, a zakłady przegrane $182,935,206.68, co daje ujemne saldo netto w wysokości $40,678,436.94.

Shohei Ohtani hits record-equaling 175th MLB home run vs. Padres... just hours after his ex-interpreter Ippei Mizuhara was in court over claims he stole $16MILLION from Dodgers star | Daily Mail Online

Shohei Ohtani interpreter Ippei Mizuhara stole $16M, lost $40M gambling (usatoday.com)

 

[thecakeisaspy]

Słuchajcie, w betbuilderach kilku buków mamy coś takiego jak "Zawodnik Skuteczne Runy" - w moim rozumieniu i w szybkim przeliczeniu proponowanych kursów zdarzeń składowych moich wyborów to sugerowałoby, że to chodzi po prostu o zdobyty Run przez zawodnika.. ale PZBUK uparcie już drugi raz rozlicza mi jako przegraną. Za pierwszym razem nic z tym nie robiłem, bo co innego jeszcze nie weszło ale tutaj mam w teorii cały zielony kupon, więc muszę walczyć. Nie chce mi się wierzyć, że im chodzi o RBI, bo po prostu to by były zbyt niskie kursy na to. Tak czy siak póki co nie mam kontaktu z ich supportem ale piszę tutaj z zapytaniem jak Wy to widzicie? (bo w ich oficjalnych zasadach rozliczeń kuponów pod Baseballem nie ma nic na temat tej oferty dostępnej w betbuilderze)

 

[jaroslav_]

Słuchajcie, w betbuilderach kilku buków mamy coś takiego jak "Zawodnik Skuteczne Runy" - w moim rozumieniu i w szybkim przeliczeniu proponowanych kursów zdarzeń składowych moich wyborów to sugerowałoby, że to chodzi po prostu o zdobyty Run przez zawodnika.. ale PZBUK uparcie już drugi raz rozlicza mi jako przegraną. Za pierwszym razem nic z tym nie robiłem, bo co innego jeszcze nie weszło ale tutaj mam w teorii cały zielony kupon, więc muszę walczyć. Nie chce mi się wierzyć, że im chodzi o RBI, bo po prostu to by były zbyt niskie kursy na to. Tak czy siak póki co nie mam kontaktu z ich supportem ale piszę tutaj z zapytaniem jak Wy to widzicie? (bo w ich oficjalnych zasadach rozliczeń kuponów pod Baseballem nie ma nic na temat tej oferty dostępnej w betbuilderze)

Pokaż załącznik 39811

Może chodzi o runy zdobyte nie poprzez błąd przeciwnika? Tak jak w RBI w statystyce tej nie liczy się runów w przypadku popełnienia błędu lub po rozegraniu podwójnego autu przez drużynę broniącą.

 

[thecakeisaspy]

Może chodzi o runy zdobyte nie poprzez błąd przeciwnika? Tak jak w RBI w statystyce tej nie liczy się runów w przypadku popełnienia błędu lub po rozegraniu podwójnego autu przez drużynę broniącą.

Wiem co masz na myśli ale tutaj raczej nic szczególnego się nie wydarzyło, Palacios zdobył Run po zwykłym Triplu Rosario


Hit też normalnie zaliczony:

 

[jaroslav_]

Wiem co masz na myśli ale tutaj raczej nic szczególnego się nie wydarzyło, Palacios zdobył Run po zwykłym Triplu Rosario
Pokaż załącznik 39812

Hit też normalnie zaliczony:

Pokaż załącznik 39813

Hmmm.. to sam jestem ciekaw jak oni definiują "skuteczny run" w PZBUK. Daj znać dla potomnych co tam Ci odpowiedzą.

 

[Baqu]

Słuchajcie, w betbuilderach kilku buków mamy coś takiego jak "Zawodnik Skuteczne Runy" - w moim rozumieniu i w szybkim przeliczeniu proponowanych kursów zdarzeń składowych moich wyborów to sugerowałoby, że to chodzi po prostu o zdobyty Run przez zawodnika.. ale PZBUK uparcie już drugi raz rozlicza mi jako przegraną. Za pierwszym razem nic z tym nie robiłem, bo co innego jeszcze nie weszło ale tutaj mam w teorii cały zielony kupon, więc muszę walczyć. Nie chce mi się wierzyć, że im chodzi o RBI, bo po prostu to by były zbyt niskie kursy na to. Tak czy siak póki co nie mam kontaktu z ich supportem ale piszę tutaj z zapytaniem jak Wy to widzicie? (bo w ich oficjalnych zasadach rozliczeń kuponów pod Baseballem nie ma nic na temat tej oferty dostępnej w betbuilderze)

Pokaż załącznik 39811

kolego przecież zawsze w regulaminie jest to wytłumaczone - sprawdziłeś tam może ?

 

[thecakeisaspy]

kolego przecież zawsze w regulaminie jest to wytłumaczone - sprawdziłeś tam może ?

kolego a przeczytałeś w pełni co napisałem? W regulaminie w sekcji Baseball nie ma tych zakładów

 

[Baqu]

kolego a przeczytałeś w pełni co napisałem? W regulaminie w sekcji Baseball nie ma tych zakładów

a gdzie to napisałeś gdyż nie widzę ?

Nie wierze ze w regulaminie nic o tym nie ma.

napisałeś " betbuilderach kilku buków "ktorych bukow ? pisz dokładnie, później wspominasz tylko PZBUK

ja niestety mam zablokowany PZBUK wiec nie mogę Ci sprawdzić.

napisałeś do nich na czacie ?

realnie patrząc masz racje w swoim mniemaniu.