Ep 78. Un repaso de la temporada jonronera de Bravos de Atlanta. Entrevista desdel el terreno con Eduardo Pérez y comparamos a Luis Arráez contra Freddie Freeman en la lucha por el título de bateo de la Liga Nacional.
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00:00 Today on Entre Líneas, at El Abridor,
00:03 Bravos de Atlanta, a season full of power.
00:08 From the field, with Eduardo Pérez.
00:12 In history, the 50 honrons of Mickey Mantle,
00:17 the birth of Ryan Samberg,
00:19 and the 70 stolen bases of Tim Raines.
00:22 And in the versus, the debate adventure,
00:26 Luis Araez against Freddie Freeman.
00:29 We are starting Entre Líneas,
00:32 with all that and much more, and of course,
00:35 the data for a safe play.
00:37 It's a pleasure to greet you again, friends.
00:55 Welcome to a new episode of Entre Líneas.
00:59 The penultimate week of the major leagues, week number 26.
01:02 Already in the middle of the final stretch of the majors,
01:06 and damn, with so many things to define,
01:10 from the collective point of view,
01:12 the American League is entangled in several aspects,
01:16 and of course, the individual issues,
01:20 the feats that are to be achieved,
01:23 some in the collective,
01:25 like the one we want to review in the opening today.
01:30 The performance in terms of power of the Atlanta Braves.
01:35 What they have been doing in the...
01:38 What a vibrant offensive performance,
01:44 a good part of their figures,
01:46 displaying really exceptional power,
01:49 which has them at record pace.
01:52 They beat the 2019 Bomba Squad with 307 goals.
01:57 The projection indicates that for these two final weeks,
02:00 Atlanta could end with 313 close flights,
02:05 setting a new collective record for a season in the major leagues.
02:10 And as we have been underlining several times,
02:12 that year, 2019, everyone gave their best.
02:16 It was the year of the best, that if the ball came out more,
02:19 the angle of the swing began to shoot,
02:22 so that everyone looked for close flights,
02:24 the balls flew incredibly,
02:27 and several teams achieved individual records,
02:31 records for the franchise in terms of home runs.
02:35 This year it has only been Atlanta,
02:37 so what this set is doing is really significant.
02:42 And we are going to be breaking down little by little
02:45 everything that has been happening.
02:47 This weekend, the Braves were already classified,
02:51 with the assured divisional title,
02:54 and to an important extent,
02:57 the best record in the major leagues.
03:01 They have to get back to winning rhythm
03:04 to get to the postseason with that rhythm.
03:07 They haven't had a good month of September yet,
03:10 they barely play for 500,
03:12 their collective effectiveness has increased,
03:15 but it could be said that it is a product
03:18 of having things secured.
03:21 Sometimes it is not so good to secure the pass
03:24 to the postseason so early,
03:26 because that winning rhythm tends to be lost.
03:31 On the weekend in Miami,
03:33 I would not say that happened.
03:35 Atlanta played with their starting lineup,
03:38 from Friday, unfortunately,
03:40 Ronald Acuña suffered the small injury
03:42 that prevented him from playing Saturday and Sunday,
03:45 but the rest of the Atlanta team went out to win,
03:49 and was simply surpassed by Miami,
03:51 who is in the fight for the pass to the postseason.
03:55 And the Marlins unleashed a power of 10 quadrangles
03:59 during the series, 6 connected the Braves,
04:02 which is where we want to focus,
04:04 in a park like Long Deeper Park,
04:07 which is not exactly favorable for the batters.
04:11 Let's observe.
04:13 We repeat, record 2019,
04:16 the 307 boards of that team
04:19 that was named the Bomba Squad,
04:22 the Minnesota Mellisos.
04:24 At the time of this work,
04:26 288 home runs for Atlanta,
04:28 projection of 313.
04:30 There is Matt Olson,
04:32 who has already set the record for the franchise,
04:35 and we repeat that fantastic and magnificent exercise
04:38 that we did in a previous installment.
04:42 Matt Olson, evidently,
04:44 is the one who has contributed the most
04:46 with this home run production,
04:48 and his 52, which appears there,
04:50 the record number for the franchise,
04:52 surpassing Andrew Jones.
04:54 But if we subtract those 52 home runs
04:58 from Matt Olson,
05:00 the total of Atlanta,
05:02 they still have 236,
05:04 and they still have more home runs
05:06 than the second team in the major leagues,
05:09 the Doyers of Los Angeles, with 232.
05:12 Really incredible that, right?
05:14 When you subtract a figure as extraordinary
05:18 as that of the first base of the Atlanta team.
05:22 Of those 288 home runs,
05:25 with projection for 313,
05:28 156 have been singles,
05:31 and they accumulate 5 home runs with full bases.
05:35 We have Olson
05:38 who has increased his home run pace.
05:42 In the last 14 games,
05:48 he has given 9 for that figure of 52.
05:53 But it is also,
05:55 Luis El Salvador reached 30 home runs,
05:58 and he joined Matt Olson with the 52,
06:02 Ronald Acuña Jr. with 37,
06:05 Austin Riley with 36,
06:07 and Marcelo Zuna with 35,
06:10 and Atlanta became the second team in history
06:13 with 5 players with 30 or more home runs.
06:18 Joining those mellizos of 2019
06:21 who had Nelson Cruz with 41,
06:24 Max Kepler with 36,
06:28 Miguel Zanot with 34,
06:31 Eddie Rosario, who is also a member of these Bravos,
06:34 with 32,
06:36 and Mitch Garber with 31.
06:39 On Saturday, there was also a back-to-back
06:42 of Alvis and Riley,
06:45 number 17 in the season.
06:48 Record for the franchise.
06:51 Olson and Riley have been involved
06:54 in 8 of those back-to-backs,
06:57 and 7 of them,
07:00 among them,
07:03 Atlanta surpassed their 16 back-to-back record,
07:06 that is, one home run after another, consecutive,
07:09 of 2019.
07:13 That year, Atlanta also set a record for the franchise,
07:17 as we say, the year that everyone gave home runs,
07:20 in that 2019.
07:23 And now they have broken the brand of the franchise,
07:27 and as we say, they are heading,
07:30 they would have to significantly lower the home run rate
07:33 they have had so far,
07:36 so as not to break the record of the Minnesota Mellizos.
07:39 The leader in back-to-backs is Houston with 18,
07:42 an additional fact.
07:45 Atlanta's races,
07:48 home run products or home run routes,
07:51 460 of the teams' races
07:54 have come through the quadrangular.
07:57 92 more than any other team,
08:00 and obviously this is natural
08:03 as a result of the deployment of strength.
08:06 The Bravos have scored 865 races,
08:09 of which, I repeat, 460
08:12 home run days, or what is the same,
08:15 53% of the total
08:18 of home runs.
08:21 The Yankees are the second with 48.3%.
08:24 Atlanta also has 7 batters
08:27 with 20 or more home runs.
08:30 And there we see, for example, Orlando Garcia,
08:33 who could add up to those 17,
08:36 they are a personal top,
08:39 exceeding the 15 that he achieved twice with the Milwaukee Braves.
08:42 Who are the 20 or more home runs?
08:45 Well, the ones we already mentioned,
08:48 of 30 or more, are joined by
08:51 Eddie Rosario with 21 and Sean Murphy with 20.
08:54 Michael Harry II, who also gave a home run,
08:57 gave a home run on the weekend against the Marlins,
09:00 reached 18 and can perfectly reach 20,
09:03 and Orlando Garcia has 17
09:06 and could reach 20.
09:09 Does Atlanta depend on the home run?
09:12 I would say yes.
09:15 Without the home run, they have no life.
09:18 And I don't believe it.
09:21 It's a team that wins in many ways.
09:24 Wow, they have the home run as a fundamental element. Perfect.
09:27 And they will continue to depend on an important measure
09:30 because they give the home runs.
09:33 But on a day when they don't give it, when they don't give home runs,
09:36 they can beat you with pitching,
09:39 with running,
09:42 Atlanta can win with defense because they know how to play the ball
09:45 and they can win
09:48 by taking an extra base with a stolen base
09:51 with the ability to move in the potholes.
09:54 We already know Ronald Acuña Jr.
09:57 Hopefully he recovers and reaches the 70 stolen bases
10:00 and reaches 40-40. He's missing three home runs for that.
10:03 Or if Alvarez takes an additional base with that cunning
10:06 and that cunning with which he runs the bases,
10:09 Orlando Garcia knows how to play the ball and take an extra base.
10:12 Michael Harry II can steal potholes too.
10:15 It's a team that knows how to play the ball.
10:18 And if we abstract the home run,
10:21 it can still do damage with other elements of the game.
10:24 The fact is that added to everything,
10:27 the home run power
10:30 at record pace with the ability to give the other departments,
10:33 that has made Atlanta
10:36 the special team that has shown
10:39 throughout this year and at this moment,
10:42 even when they come from a sweep,
10:45 but they hold the best record in the major leagues,
10:48 they look like the rival to win
10:51 in a possible World Series.
10:54 Today's show trivia.
10:57 Who didn't win the Cy Young Award wearing the uniform
11:00 of the Yankees of New York?
11:03 By the way, Garrett Cole is the favorite
11:06 at this time to win it this year.
11:09 Of these four names, who didn't win the Cy Young Award
11:12 wearing the uniform of the Yankees?
11:15 Roger Clemens, Whitey Ford,
11:18 Cici Zabatia or Sparky Lyle?
11:21 The answer with information
11:24 in moments.
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