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Wow. Nationals ownership rejected a Harper to Astros trade at the deadline.
2024 MLB Thread; RIP Willie Mays & Pete Rose. Dodgers win #8!
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Didn’t the dodgers put a claim on him too?
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Who do the Mets have to give up for Kluber? What a stupid article.
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Astros offer was before the non-waiver deadline.
Dodgers and Indians both claimed him before the August deadline.
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Robbery. Absolute robbery.
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Andujar not winning 
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What a ****in joke, Andujar had the better year. It's ****in obvious. Money barely even pitched cause he blew his ****in arm out so why give him credit for four games of pitching. That's ****in weak as ****.
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Such a joke
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Wow
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Andujar definitely deserved to win AL ROY, but Ohtani was something else. I understand the frustration of most, but I wouldn’t say he was robbed.
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They got it right 
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Ohtani ? word ??
baseball straight picking their stars . not cause TWO of my guys deserved it over this guy but cause TWO OF MY GUYS DESERVED IT OVER THIS GUY !!!!
sick right now man ....
baseball straight picking their stars . not cause TWO of my guys deserved it over this guy but cause TWO OF MY GUYS DESERVED IT OVER THIS GUY !!!!
sick right now man ....
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Acuna
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Andujar got robbed. W.e tho.
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The more I think about it, the less I believe Andujar got robbed. I get the argument about Ohtani not having as many at-bats/innings in as other players, but stop and consider how ludicrous it is that we’re trying to discredit him for what he didn’t do as a pitcher AND batter.
Look at the numbers he put up when he did play and anyone can see that he was a plus batter/pitcher. Ohtani deserved it more.
Look at the numbers he put up when he did play and anyone can see that he was a plus batter/pitcher. Ohtani deserved it more.
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GreenNGold89
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^^^
LOL, exactly!
Also for further context, here's some numbers against playoff teams:
Player A: In 156 plate appearances .243/.282/.365, 3 HR, 9 RBI.
Player B: In 149 plate appearances, .271/.336/.519, 9 HR, 23 RBI.
Guess who is who...
Edit: A = Andujar
B = Ohtani
LOL, exactly!
Also for further context, here's some numbers against playoff teams:
Player A: In 156 plate appearances .243/.282/.365, 3 HR, 9 RBI.
Player B: In 149 plate appearances, .271/.336/.519, 9 HR, 23 RBI.
Guess who is who...
Edit: A = Andujar
B = Ohtani
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Player A
IP - 51.2
SO - 63
ERA - 3.31
Player B
IP - 0
SO - 0
ERA - 0
Without looking up who is who...who had better numbers?
IP - 51.2
SO - 63
ERA - 3.31
Player B
IP - 0
SO - 0
ERA - 0
Without looking up who is who...who had better numbers?
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Lol at this being controversial. They made the right choice.
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I think Andujar had a more important impact on his team given the fact that ya know, the Yankees were relevant all season long.
Thank God he was there to carry Judge, Stanton, Gregorious, Sanchez, and yet another stud rookie in Torres.
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Thank God he was there to carry Judge, Stanton, Gregorious, Sanchez, and yet another stud rookie in Torres.
Wasn't a question of carrying. It's a matter of producing over the course of the entire season essentially when Ohtani missed time.
I'm also not gonna lose sleep over this. Hideki in 2003 was more of a robbery tho.
