Comparaison des statistiques entre Brent Rooker (pas un All Star) et David Fry (All Star)

8 Comments

1. 2B_CordPhelps 1 mois ago

   Big media bias towards Cleveland tbh

2. horsepoop1123 1 mois ago

   One of them plays for the soon-to-be 110 loss Sacramento Athletics, one of them plays for the AL-leading Cleveland Guardians.

3. Fancy_Load5502 1 mois ago

   The all star game, unfortunately, is not about the best players, or even the best players this year. It is mostly about who was hot in April and May. Rooker had a slow start to the year while Fry was a baby step below Judge. As it stands today, David Fry may not be on the roster by the end of July.

4. crabcakesandfootball 1 mois ago

   When the reserves were announced, Rooker had an .891 OPS and Fry’s was .920, and if player voting ended when fan voting ended then the difference was .845 vs .941.

   I do think Rooker was more deserving but it’s hard to blame the players. I wish the league listed games played or plate appearances with the stats on the ballot along with BA and OPS.

5. eekbarbaderkle 1 mois ago

   Fry got hot early, Rooker got hot late.

6. LordShtark 1 mois ago

   Rooker got a third of his stats this weekend against the Phils. Man he crushed us 😆

7. cookiesNcreme89 1 mois ago

   Wow! This one isn’t even close

8. liteshadow4 1 mois ago

   Brent Rooker is famous for the HR calls he gets