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The Braves are 26-12, and Olson has, without exaggeration, been the best player in the National League.
It’s not always traditionally pretty, but it’s unique.
It’s not too early to take a victory lap. I’m calling it. I was right — they’re both awesome now.
By: Michael Baumann
He has the best career ERA of any active pitcher. Numbers don’t lie.
The problem is he’s lost about a mile an hour of velo this year, and his fastballs — all three of them — are getting crushed.
By: Michael Baumann
He’s swinging the bat harder. A lot harder.
Once the king of arm-side power, Alcantara now has two clouds of movement he can draw on, one to each side of the plate.
The Athletics… might have the juice?
The big change is in where Joe Ryan is throwing his six pitches.
I have to drop a dollar in both the Ben Clemens Memorial “He should learn a cutter” swear jar and the collection plate for the Zack Crizer Foundation for the Three-Fastball Solution.
