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The team is an abysmal 17-27 (.386 winning %) since we traded Amed. We were 52-51 on the day he was traded.
Not saying he was a great player nor that he’s the only reason our record has been awful since, but sometimes you have to wonder if heart and team chemistry gets undervalued at times in today’s game of analytics (and this is coming from an accountant).
In addition: Arias has only raised his avg from .196 to .210, but lowered his OBP from .304 to .281. So I guess a lack of extra/consistent at bats wasn’t the reason for his lack of early season success. Amed has hit .246 with .286 OBP since being with the dodgers. So yea he hasn’t been great, but still better than Arias.
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