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  1.    ashbury reacted to a post in a topic: Why isn't Buxton on MLB OPS leaders list?
  2. I see. And, the Reds have only played 6 games. Thank you!
  3. Buxton is listed only on the MLB HR leaders list. Not on OPS or AVG or SLG or OBP. He should be the leader in several of these. He has as many bats (19) as Naquin. Why isn't he listed?
  4. I like the 26. One or two more may be OK, too More relief pitchers have become desirable. The game has evolved away from 7 to 9 innings for starting pitchers. It is a competitive advantage for starting pitchers to pitch as intensely as they can from the beginning of the game. In the past, pitchers went into cruise control, holding back as they needed, in order to last longer. This appears to be not as effective as hard throwing starters and using more relief pitchers. So, do you limit this by limiting roster numbers? Might be a good idea, so it does not keep ballooning to one pitcher per inning. Using a pitch clock only in the Minors is what I am in favor of. I don’t want to watch a pitch clock when watching a game. Too much info already. The use in the Minors should be sufficient. Most coming up when pitch clock has been used in Minors usually pitch must quicker than many veterans. Plus, the three batter rule will decrease pitching changes sufficiently. Personally, I don’t mind a 3 hour game vs 2 hour 50 minutes. I don’t notice. If I were a sportscaster, watching everyday, it might bug me. I do get tired of hearing the complaints about it when I am watching a game, even though I can see their perspective. They get to watch baseball for a living! Relax and enjoy it.

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