Once more for the lunch crowd, or the making it to the end of the day crowd, whichever crowd you affiliate yourself with
Patrick DubuqueA piece about Jameson Taillon, and the myth of the good ending.
bbwaa // writer with a thrift store degree // managing editor @ baseball prospectus
Today at @baseballprospectus.com: Last year, two extreme free-swingers, Pete Crow-Armstrong and Ceddanne Rafaela, were outstanding through the All-Star break but it caught up with them afterward. Which first-half standouts could be susceptible this year? www.baseballprospectus.com/news/article...
Cal Quantrill is throwing harder than he has in years. Guys like Cal Quantrill are less relevant than ever. On him and how starters are throwing harder than relievers now: www.baseballprospectus.com/news/article...
Standing up on a crowded plane to deliver a missive on how Johan Santana belongs in the Hall of Fame
Hemant MehtaEvangelist Whitney Lynn says she preaches on planes because she loves “a captive audience.” She's not alone. It's becoming a trend. If spreading your message requires listeners who can't escape, maybe it's not as compelling as you think. www.friendlyatheist.com/p/christian-...
A piece about Jameson Taillon, and the myth of the good ending.
Hoy en @enespanol.baseballprospectus.com Análisis de transacción: el largo y sinuoso camino, por @euqubud.baseballprospectus.com, traducción de @jhernandezlagunes.bsky.social. ¡Para leer todo nuestro contenido en español, ve a baseballprospectus.com/espanol!
I suppose I should promote. I'll only add that when you read this, please park-adjust your appreciation by noting that I wrote it all in the car while listening to unsafe levels of Jewel
Compasconk kronkso @euqubud.baseballprospectus.com wrote up a bunch of minor transactions, as he does. He stuck it below the fold because he has no ego, but I want to highlight some sections/sentences that should make you want to read literally anything Patrick writes.