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And Detroit Tigers sit at home. Damn it all Giants are so clutch unlike us and it pisses me off lol..
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Get StartedGiants are, again, an oddity. .633 WP at the ASG, .581 pythW-L. After the ASG .417 WP and .518 pyth W-L.
So they are a 90-72 pythW-L team.
The Giants have a nice balanced roster. They only have 2 position players that make over $14M a year and only one starter that makes $10M or more a year. They have a $181M payroll but the way they spread it out allows them to create a complete team.
The Tigers have 3 pitchers that make over $10M a year (they average $20M a season) and they have 4 position players that make $14M or more a year.
You're falsely equating earnings with ability. This has little to do with payroll/money.
The Tigers have higher paid players, some of whom performed up to that value some did not. But we also got a lot of value from players making league minimum. (Fulmer, Norris)
The idea that players earning similar pay are also somehow similarly skilled, or balanced, is just not true at all.
when you don't have too much money wrapped up in a few players, it gives you the flexibility to create a more balanced roster. This is what the Giants have done over the past 8-10 years and they have won several WS titles.
when you don't have too much money wrapped up in a few players, it gives you the flexibility to create a more balanced roster. This is what the Giants have done over the past 8-10 years and they have won several WS titles.
My dad is a huge Indians fan. He's a sore loser and even a worse winner. All that said...I still hope the Indians win for the old man.
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