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How Do We Define A "Meaningless HR?"

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You know very many pitchers? Everyone at that level is super-competitive. Pitchers don't like giving up hits, period. Whether that's in a regular season game, spring training game, or live BP session. Hate it!

 

No. But it is also naive to believe the 10-13 people on the field at any given time are giving 100% every single pitch and inning with the same amount of attention and focus, regardless of the situation. It is like a guy in the NBA dropping 20 in the fourth when a game is out of hand. We are talking pro athletics with egos and pride larger than Texas with huge sensitivity sometimes.

You're way off here Bug.

No. But it is also naive to believe the 10-13 people on the field at any given time are giving 100% every single pitch and inning with the same amount of attention and focus, regardless of the situation. It is like a guy in the NBA dropping 20 in the fourth when a game is out of hand. We are talking pro athletics with egos and pride larger than Texas with huge sensitivity sometimes.

 

We're not talking about position players. Specifically, pitchers. And you are right, they have HUGE egos. Which is exactly why they don't pack it in. They give you 100% of what they have that day, every single pitch.

One hit off of JJ Hoover. They can't mean much to the batter.

One hit off of JJ Hoover. They can't mean much to the batter.

 

:lol:

There's no such thing as a meaningless home run.

 

Well, unless you're over the limit in slow pitch softball lol.

You're way off here Bug.

 

Like any true genius I will not be appreciated until I am gone.

 

:D

Man you guys are hilarious,please don't start another thread or break down all the stats you can about my Bruce 'meaningless' homer comment. I get home from work and see all this on here and just laugh. In MY opinion, it SEEMS Jay Bruce never hits a home run in clutch situations(game on the line, game changing situation,etc.), it SEEMS he only hits a home run(mostly solo) when the Reds are way ahead or way behind. Certainly an opinion that shouldn't warrant a thread and a half and stats backing up Bruce, so what? It still doesn't change what I think about Bruce and his home runs

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Man you guys are hilarious,please don't start another thread or break down all the stats you can about my Bruce 'meaningless' homer comment. I get home from work and see all this on here and just laugh. In MY opinion, it SEEMS Jay Bruce never hits a home run in clutch situations(game on the line, game changing situation,etc.), it SEEMS he only hits a home run(mostly solo) when the Reds are way ahead or way behind. Certainly an opinion that shouldn't warrant a thread and a half and stats backing up Bruce, so what? It still doesn't change what I think about Bruce and his home runs

 

Relax, chief. The thread was started after I read a comment about Dunn. It wasn't the first time over the years someone criticized Dunn for hitting "meaningless" bombs, thus, the question.

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