…with wrist soreness.
He’ll still likely end the season with most rookie WAR, but I’d bet Stewart takes ROY now.
Wetherholt to IL
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Re: Wetherholt to IL
Great....Oli will have to find some at bats for Prieto
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Yeah there’s a lot of good options this year in the NL, and if they shut him down, it’ll be too much to overcome
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Re: Wetherholt to IL
Too bad for JJ but it makes sense that he was dealing with something the way his hit tool has diminished recently.
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Here is what one writer at Fangraphs had to say on the matter:cardsfantx wrote: ↑August 30 26, 10:19 amYeah there’s a lot of good options this year in the NL, and if they shut him down, it’ll be too much to overcome
Vote For JJ (Or Carson)
Most of baseball’s awards races are formalities this year. The favorites are clear, and deservedly so. Pete Crow-Armstrong is having one of the greatest seasons of the 21st century. Jacob Misiorowski is a closer throwing starter innings. Bobby Witt Jr. has been terrific, but Yordan Alvarez is unsolvable. Cam Schlittler has more fastballs than batters have answers. Kevin McGonigle is a phenom. But I’m most interested in the sixth major race: National League Rookie of the Year. The gambling odds would tell you that it too is settled, with Sal Stewart the prohibitive favorite. But if I had a vote this year, I’d cast it for JJ Wetherholt, and I want to explain myself because I think this race provides a fascinating look into old school versus new school baseball statistics, and how both have blind spots.
https://blogs.fangraphs.com/vote-for-jj-or-carson/

