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19 minutes ago, Angels Fan Forever said:

I love the guy but if you knew their numbers versus LHP's you would know it makes sense...

Walsh:

.175/.200/.361/.561

Gosselin:

.439/.500/.585/1.085

 

 

 But Aroldis Chapman

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37 minutes ago, Angels Fan Forever said:

I love the guy but if you knew their numbers versus LHP's you would know it makes sense...

Walsh:

.175/.200/.361/.561

Gosselin:

.439/.500/.585/1.085

 

 

Gosselin has been big find but Walsh big hits against lefties lately. Chapman and Friday night

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6 hours ago, Jason said:

Maybe he's figured out the lefties. If so, he's going to be awesome 

Walsh did hit .324 against lefties last year - although I will add the caveat that it was only 34 ABs and he had a weak .471 slugging against them. But it's promising and as he is still pretty new to MLB I would still give him time to work them out before platooning him long term. Ohtani struggled against lefties for a while but worked them out eventually, hopefully given time Walsh can do the same. Those big recent hits against lefties are bound to help his confidence (I think I heard the Yankees' announcers say that Chapman had never given up a grand slam before then - hehehehe). 

Gosselin has been amazing against lefties this year though, I hope it gives him a chance to carve out a career because he seems like a good guy that tries his best to make the talent he has count. 

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1 hour ago, Angels Fan Forever said:

Maybe. Hopefully.

Walsh is 1-6/.167 versus LHP's since the slam off of Chapman but the 1 was a walk-off 1B on Friday.

 

So, doesn't that make him 2-7/.285 including the slam off Chapman?  LOL, I actually agree a platoon makes sense, but I couldn't help myself...

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