I don't understand this baseball stat
Jake & Joez break down a BEAUTIFUL Yankees sweep of the Baltimore Orioles and get great updates on the innjured guys working their ways back
Video Transcript
George Lombard goes two for four in the first game, two for three in the second game with the sac fly that is un- underrated.
Two RBI in that second game, including the game winner.
Were there any plays at shortstop this series you were worried about?
No.
Even the one that he dropped, there was a Pete Alonso ground ball that, he dropped and I'm like, "Oh, he dropped it."
And then he just picks it up and he just kinda knew who was running, which is pretty cool 'cause, you know, other kids might try to, like, speed up there.
He just kinda He knew who was running.
So it feels like his preparation and knowing who's playing and whatnot.
Dropped that and he still got him out by a lot.
There's a- That's good another one.
That's nice, man.
I mean, that's different.
There's a lotta people online also saying, "You guys are drinking the Kool-Aid too much.
These are regular plays that shortstops should make."
Okay.
It looks great, and it's something we haven't seen for a while, like a, a long while.
And I don't understand the way the DRS stat works.
A video of you explaining DRS with your, your glasses on, I think that would do numbers on the internet.
Defensive run save.
He threw that kid out.
I seen a kid, I seen one of the Mets kids throw out two base runners.
His DRS didn't go by two.
Somebody explain something to me.
George Lombard is accumulin- accumulating DRS like crazy.
I mean, I like that, so that's good, but somebody tell me something
