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I think Soria is actually throwing harder this year

Posted on: September 13, 2016 at 22:29:04 CT

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than in the last few previous years, i believe i heard that during a Royals broadcast. Part of it is bad luck, part of it is he walks too many and gets behind in the count too much. There are a lot of factors.

He's Ned's guy, like someone mentioned...Ned wanted him over bringing back Madson and Ned is stubborn, he will keep pushing that turd (Soria) uphill until the GM steps in.

The problem is Soria is owed a ton of money so i don't see them cutting him, no way in hell anyone would trade for him. Hopefully he just pulls a 180 next year. Ned had other options the last month of the season he refused to go to and it probably cost KC any chance of making the playoffs. It may not have made a difference but it would be close...real close.

Edited by playhard at 22:29:57 on 09/13/16

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A relief pitcher giving up the lead in 12 games - playhard NWMSU - 9/13 21:27:38

remember Ricky Bottalico? - o'lineydisciple MU - 9/14 11:57:06

i'd be curious to see some stats. any links you can share?(nm) - TigerwTLP MU

- 9/13 21:38:38

I'm going off what i see on twitter, tough one to research - playhard NWMSU - 9/13 21:49:49

oh i'm not defending bringing him in, or his pitching - TigerwTLP MU

- 9/13 22:02:29

This site isn't too bad, you can mess around with it - playhard NWMSU - 9/13 22:11:27

thanks, i'll check that. i think the Soria experiment is - TigerwTLP MU

- 9/13 22:15:33

I think Soria is actually throwing harder this year - playhard NWMSU - 9/13 22:29:04