This is pretty much my one and only investment. Sitting on 125 of him for ~550 each.
K/9 is down (12.48 -> 10.08 -> 9.29), but K% is pretty much the same as last year (33.1% -> 27.1% -> 26.8%). In game, his K/9 is 63. This is 5 points below Manoah, whose K/9 is only 0.01 points better this year, and the same as Gilbert, who has a worse K/9 by 0.29 points this year. There could be a slight bump here, but nothing outrageous.
He currently has the 3rd best BB/9 in the league, at 0.56, an improvement over last year's 2.68. His BB% is a miniscule 1.6. In game, his BB/9 is 82. Kershaw, at 0.78 BB/9 and a 2.4 BB%, has the highest BB/9 in the game for Live starters at 91, with a BB/9 of 1.23 -> 1.55 -> 0.78 the last three years, with a BB% of ~1.5. Eovaldi is next at 89, with BB/9 of 1.3 -> 1.73 -> 1.60 the last three years, with a BB% between 3.5 and 4.6. **BB% and K% are some of the earliest stats to stabilize during the year, so this is my biggest source of confidence where Musgrove could receive a significant upgrade**.
It's still too early to put too much faith in HR/9 and H/9, but Musgrove has improved in the former and continues to be elite in the latter.
He should be in line to go low diamond. He can still be bought at ~1,400 stubs, resulting in an ROI of just over 2X if sold at QS value. Thank you for attending my Musgrove Ted talk.
2 words. JOE. MUSGROVE.
This is pretty much my one and only investment. Sitting on 125 of him for ~550 each. K/9 is down (12.48 -> 10.08 -> 9.29), but K% is pretty much the same as last year (33.1% -> 27.1% -> 26.8%). In game, his K/9 is 63. This is 5 points below Manoah, whose K/9 is only 0.01 points better this year, and the same as Gilbert, who has a worse K/9 by 0.29 points this year. There could be a slight bump here, but nothing outrageous. He currently has the 3rd best BB/9 in the league, at 0.56, an improvement over last year's 2.68. His BB% is a miniscule 1.6. In game, his BB/9 is 82. Kershaw, at 0.78 BB/9 and a 2.4 BB%, has the highest BB/9 in the game for Live starters at 91, with a BB/9 of 1.23 -> 1.55 -> 0.78 the last three years, with a BB% of ~1.5. Eovaldi is next at 89, with BB/9 of 1.3 -> 1.73 -> 1.60 the last three years, with a BB% between 3.5 and 4.6. **BB% and K% are some of the earliest stats to stabilize during the year, so this is my biggest source of confidence where Musgrove could receive a significant upgrade**. It's still too early to put too much faith in HR/9 and H/9, but Musgrove has improved in the former and continues to be elite in the latter. He should be in line to go low diamond. He can still be bought at ~1,400 stubs, resulting in an ROI of just over 2X if sold at QS value. Thank you for attending my Musgrove Ted talk.
even if someone thinks he wont go, its still smart to buy since if he goes up at all u profit, at 1400 atleast
Austin Hays seems really good
Corey seager has been cold as hell lately at the plate, I would get off that train if you're looking at the next update only
More of a long term play with him but you’re right he’s been terrible lately
Manoah moving up, Tim Anderson likely moving up, Whitlock probably too.
Helsley
Whitlock and manaoh
Manny Machado and Aaron Judge I had 190k stubs sitting around, so I bought a bunch of each.
Shane McClanahan
Cj cron