
O's batting leaders in WPA:
WPA
Markakis .513
Wieters .131
Scott .102
Salazar .090
Musings from the Oriole diaspora since 2006
O's batting leaders in WPA:
WPA
Markakis .513
Wieters .131
Scott .102
Salazar .090
What a game! Welcome back, Luke! WPA graph, as usual, courtesy of FanGraphs.com:Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat not once but twice. A roller coaster of a game.
Nolan Reimold has pretty much made the Pie vs. Montanez question moot. Those guys are battling it out for a fourth outfielder spot at this point. (At least, they would be if Montanez hadn't gotten hurt...) Reimold's not going anywhere.
Hey, there's this guy named Wieters coming to Baltimore on Friday. Supposed to be some big deal catcher or something. I guess we'll see.
WPA graph for last night's game, courtesy of FanGraphs:
Just after that Ian Kinsler double is that big swing back in the Orioles' favor. That's Nick's catch.
WPA for batters for the game:
WPA
Huff .225
Pie .150
Roberts .114
Markakis .112
Wigginton .028