Blue Jays GDT: Opening Day!

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I would say a few guys are having a good approach. There are a handful that look completely lost at best.

The overall approach from the team has been very good. We have a high OBP, low K rate, lots of hard contact. We're seeing a lot of pitches and getting starters out of games early.

You're never going to have everyone going all at once. Santander and maybe Kirk are the only guys with approach issues. And Davis Schneider, whose days in MLB are pretty clearly numbered right now.
 
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The overall approach from the team has been very good. We have a high OBP, low K rate, lots of hard contact. We're seeing a lot of pitches and getting starters out of games early.

You're never going to have everyone going all at once. Santander and maybe Kirk are the only guys with approach issues. And Davis Schneider, whose days in MLB are pretty clearly numbered right now.
I think the Jays have been kind of very unlucky with the hard hit balls. I've not check the stats and maybe i'm biased but from what i can recall there has been lot of line drives right to outfilders and couple of balls hit to the warning track that could have been HR in warmer climate.
 
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I’m gonna sound like Buck here, but they’re actually playing baseball this season.

Just grinding out games and finding ways to win.
 
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I'll give the ump this he has been very consistent with giving the strikes below the knee. When a ref is consistent thru the whole game it's less frustrating.
 
I think the Jays have been kind of very unlucky with the hard hit balls. I've not check the stats and maybe i'm biased but from what i can recall there has been lot of line drives right to outfilders and couple of balls hit to the warning track that could have been HR in warmer climate.
I don't know where you'd find splits by type of contact outside of maybe some site's paid tools, but on overall BABIP the Jays are 3rd in the AL at .311, so they're generally getting slightly better than normal luck on balls in play.

It's actually kinda funny: if you consider .300 as the sort of accepted average BABIP that should be achieved independent of team-by-team random chance and fluctuations, there are only 10 teams in all of baseball above that mark.

Small sample size caveat, obviously.

Also sucks to be Texas in the basement at .230
 
Crazy that Heinemen is the better option at catcher right now lol.

Kirk needs to start hitting.
Heineman is a 0.3 war. Kirk and jansen are both -0.3 war. Now its early but who would have predicted that haha. Jansen really struggling in tb. Has paul dejong in a jays uniform numbers
 
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