[Mick]

Apropos of nothing:

Joc Pederson ended up with 23 home runs in 367 ABs and a .275/.393/.515/.908 line. Not too bad. Wish he had done that for us.
Joey Bart ended up with 13 home runs in 253 ABs and a .265/.337/.472/.799 line. Not too bad. Wish he had done that for us.
Ross Stripling (5.36 ERA with the Giants), who kicked off the public I-hate-Kapler riff, went 2-11 for the A's with a 6.01 ERA.
JD Davis also joined the A's, then Yanks. .218/.293/.338/.631., -4 Rtot. Glad he's gone.
Mitch Haniger, .208/.286/.334/.620. Glad he's gone.
Austin Slater, .185 .308 .222 .530. Sad. Always liked him.
DeSclafani didn't pitch this year.
Sean Manaea, 12-6, 3.47 ERA
John Brebbia, 0-6, 2.70 ERA
Scott Alexander, 1-3, 2.56 ERA
Alex Cobb, 2-1, 2.76 ERA in three starts. Steven Vogt knew what he was getting...
Jakob Junis, 4-0, 2.70 ERA, six starts. Not bad.

[Mick]

Apropos of nothing:

Joc Pederson ended up with 23 home runs in 367 ABs and a .275/.393/.515/.908 line. Not too bad. Wish he had done that for us.
Joey Bart ended up with 13 home runs in 253 ABs and a .265/.337/.472/.799 line. Not too bad. Wish he had done that for us.
Ross Stripling (5.36 ERA with the Giants), who kicked off the public I-hate-Kapler riff, went 2-11 for the A's with a 6.01 ERA.
JD Davis also joined the A's, then Yanks. .218/.293/.338/.631., -4 Rtot. Glad he's gone.
Mitch Haniger, .208/.286/.334/.620. Glad he's gone.
Austin Slater, .185 .308 .222 .530. Sad. Always liked him.
DeSclafani didn't pitch this year.
Sean Manaea, 12-6, 3.47 ERA
John Brebbia, 0-6, 2.70 ERA
Scott Alexander, 1-3, 2.56 ERA
Alex Cobb, 2-1, 2.76 ERA in three starts. Steven Vogt knew what he was getting...
Jakob Junis, 4-0, 2.70 ERA, six starts. Not bad.