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If Correa played in NY, the media would make it out to be the next Jeter. Dude is so damn clutch 
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My guy Felix got skinny knees
He's a real Teddy Bridgewater
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My guy Felix got skinny knees
He's a real Teddy Bridgewater
Neither have done jack in the playoffs
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Correa with the bomb and then Gattis follows with the walk off.
ITS LIT
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Baseball Reference actually has a section for "clutch stats". .302 career hitter with a .906 OPS with 2 outs RISP.If Correa played in NY, the media would make it out to be the next Jeter. Dude is so damn clutch
However, in the biggest moment he's been in to date...
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I don't think that "clutch" stat reflects his walk offs and other big hits this year 
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Carlos Gomez 0-4. 2 k's. That's more like it.
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Kris Bryant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MVP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I don't think that "clutch" stat reflects his walk offs and other big hits this year
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I just found it interesting they had a section in there for this. It's hard to measure "clutchness".
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Could you imagine the 2017 Highlight Tape of TT in Centerfield
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That will make him even with Ichiro
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Greatest K. Bryant of all time.
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Kris Bryant is second to Gary Sanchez.
Seriously, though, was looking at Sanchez's numbers. The home runs are bit of an anomaly, the HR/FB rate juxtaposed against his FB% will correct but what's like able and likely to make him a very good big leaguer is the hard contact percentage and his outside the zone swing percentage. The guy is clobbering over 40% of his balls in play and only swinging at 32% or so of balls outside of the zone. If he can maintain that he's gonna have a great career and not just another Shane Spencer moment. I'm curious how him being so pull happy will affect him though. Need more AB's to see.
Seriously, though, was looking at Sanchez's numbers. The home runs are bit of an anomaly, the HR/FB rate juxtaposed against his FB% will correct but what's like able and likely to make him a very good big leaguer is the hard contact percentage and his outside the zone swing percentage. The guy is clobbering over 40% of his balls in play and only swinging at 32% or so of balls outside of the zone. If he can maintain that he's gonna have a great career and not just another Shane Spencer moment. I'm curious how him being so pull happy will affect him though. Need more AB's to see.
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While the postseason is likely not happening for the Yanks, how they've been playing since the Deadline has been really enjoyable. To the point where I was ready to write off baseball and go in full Jets-mode, I still find myself watching games nightly.
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If you project his numbers over a 162 game season he's hitting .410 with 80 HR and 160 RBI.
Amirite?
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Gonna be the last Yankee to wear #24
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I think you're selling him short
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Definitely is. 180 RBI's easy.
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Bat aside, Yankees pitching has been significantly better since Sanchez took over the backstop. McCann is no slack behind the plate, but they have just been pitching really well.
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Sanchez OP
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Unreal
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He's got a great swing, and he's big and tall. Can't imagine having to pitch to him
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