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So because I was intrigued, per the expected HR stat on baseball savant, Judges HR totals for 2024 per home park are as follows:70% of Judge HRs would only go out in Yankee Stadium over the short RF porch huh? Got a link to that?
If every game was played in Yankee Stadium, he’d actually have less home runs. 57 instead of 58.So because I was intrigued, per the expected HR stat on baseball savant, Judges HR totals for 2024 per home park are as follows:
BAL: 54
BOS: 49
NYY: 57 (his home park)
TB: 50
TOR: 56
CHW: 57
CLE: 56
DET: 49
KC: 45
MIN: 53
HOU: 53
LAA: 62
OAK: 50
SEA: 53
TEX: 52
ATL: 50
MIA: 49
NYM: 55
PHI: 61
WAS: 62
CHC: 49
CIN: 70
MIL: 64
PIT: 50
STL: 53
ARI: 51
COL: 59
LAD: 63
SD: 51
SF: 53
So, by the actual numbers, Judge would have more HRs in a quarter of MLB ballpark than Yankee stadium. He's obviously mistaken.
Yes. And put a stop to the third ranked guy there.Top guy is getting Heisman buzz, hopefully Dylan has a couple huge games over these next 3.
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Florida and Arkansas are in the bottom half of the SEC in rushing defense. I'd love to see a 200+ game with 2+ rushing TDs against both.
Good callView attachment 681697After careful consideration and an increase in the offering from fanduel I have listened to the majority in here. Very successful weekend. Will take half of the winnings and put it on Tenn vs Arkansas spread! GBO!
As we all know, college football is more than just a game. My dad is in his late 70s, has cancer, and doesn’t have a lot of energy. He typically goes to bed early. I talked to my mom a few days after the Oklahoma win. She said, “Your dad stayed up and watched that whole game THEN he watched all that after talk they do. The next day he watched more of that talk and then a replay of the game.”
I could tell just from what she said it was an important win to him after all these years of disappointment. I’m thankful for that. I did talk to him about it later and he’s obviously excited about the season.
I had to look this up. Not a Yankees fan by any means. I saw a highlight package of all 58 HR's. 5 of them were probably the benefit of being in Yankee Stadium. Looks like the LC/C/RC dimensions there are not short, so anything other than straight RF is legit. He hit some bombs this year.70% of Judge HRs would only go out in Yankee Stadium over the short RF porch huh? Got a link to that?
Yea it was an incredibly stupid thing to actually type out, and hit post on.So because I was intrigued, per the expected HR stat on baseball savant, Judges HR totals for 2024 per home park are as follows:
BAL: 54
BOS: 49
NYY: 57 (his home park)
TB: 50
TOR: 56
CHW: 57
CLE: 56
DET: 49
KC: 45
MIN: 53
HOU: 53
LAA: 62
OAK: 50
SEA: 53
TEX: 52
ATL: 50
MIA: 49
NYM: 55
PHI: 61
WAS: 62
CHC: 49
CIN: 70
MIL: 64
PIT: 50
STL: 53
ARI: 51
COL: 59
LAD: 63
SD: 51
SF: 53
So, by the actual numbers, Judge would have more HRs in a quarter of MLB ballpark than Yankee stadium. He's obviously mistaken.
Yea, if he was a left handed hitter, poking balls over the short porch - maybe….I had to look this up. Not a Yankees fan by any means. I saw a highlight package of all 58 HR's. 5 of them were probably the benefit of being in Yankee Stadium. Looks like the LC/C/RC dimensions there are not short, so anything other than straight RF is legit. He hit some bombs this year.