#Brewers OF Joey Wiemer continues to impress. With the secondbaseman shaded towards bag and down in the count 1-2, he went with pitch and lined it through hole into right for a base hit. He's hitting .444 in fall league so far, (12 for 27) with 3 DB, 1 HR, 4BB, 5K, 2 SB + Good D
Matt Dyer, Tampa Bay prospect in CF just made a highlight spectacular catch, diving parallel to ground to grab a ball and rolled over. Impressive.
This is the setup here tonight ;)
Buddy Kennedy of the #Dbacks just lined a base hit to right, his first in 8 AB. Ezekial Tovar of Col followed with a HR to left that just cleared the wall
Wiemer another base hit to right on a fastball down. Got cut down at third trying to advance on base hit to center by Brett Baty. Dyer again with the great play, this time a bullet throw that just beat the runner.
Abner Uribe has impressive arm, but continues to have pretty big control issues. 98-99 MPH 4 seam, a "cutter" at 88 that really dives. Tons of swing and miss, 3 k's in the 3rd. But also 2 walks, a WP, and a base hit lead to one run amidst the K's.
Kennedy fouled off a bunch of pitches and worked count full but then swung and missed at a FB down and in off the plate. 7th K in 9 AFL PA. But having better AB’s
Wiemer ANOTHER 3 hit game. Now batting .483
This time he worked the count full then hit a sharp ground ball down to 3rd that got by Andrew Bechtold (MIN). Scorer thought about it a while then scored it a base hit. Could have been an error. But another good AB
Joe Gray Jr (Mil) nice running catch to the track/wall in left center. That guy can go get it. Every time I see him play he makes several good plays in the OF and looks smooth doing it. He is already MLB quality defender.
Wiemer ANOTHER 3 hit game. Now batting .483
This time he worked the count full then hit a sharp ground ball down to 3rd that got by Andrew Bechtold (MIN). Scorer thought about it a while then scored it a base hit. Could have been an error. But another good AB
Kennedy struck out again, this time on 3 pitches, all sliders. Call Strike, Couldn't check, then swung and miss for strike 3.
Funny to listen to fans screaming at umpire on a couple of strike calls that appeared wide. Robo ump in effect here at SRF. Twice tonight Carlos Cortes put his bat down thinking he'd walked only to have a delayed strike called on him. Usually a little quicker. Slower tonight.
Buddy bounced out to the pitcher 1-3 in his 4th and likely final at bat tonight.
Ezequiel Tovar's 3 run HR in 2nd was difference. Rafters didn't score again and didn't have a hit after 4th inning. But their pitchers held Scorpions to 2 runs on 7 H, 6 BB, 9 K. Tovar W/spectacular play deep in hole behind 3rd, long throw in 9th 3-2 Final, TOG 2:27 😎
Also even if fully vaccinated there's still a chance, albeit small, that one can become hospitalized. Roughly 4000 out of 150 million vaccinated Americans have been hospitalized, (half over 65). Nothing is perfect. We still need to take other precautions forbes.com/sites/brucelee…
I believe #SarsCov2#Covid19 came from a Lab. I saw a clear breakdown on why this is likely in a video from @chrismartenson from Peak Prosperity a couple of months ago. Now he is backed up by a world renown biologist.
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Data shows wearing Facemasks Saves Lives
Data in thread primarily from worldometers.info/coronavirus/ taken 9:30-10:30 A.M. AZ Time today. I filled in where needed through various other resources. Let’s start with comparing East Asia to USA
2/8 East Asian Countries in 1st table have mask wearing cultures to begin with due to Sars outbreak experience in 2003 and also Pollution problems. They were early adapters as the Pandemic got underway to achieve population wide use of Facemasks to stop the spread of Covid-19
3/8 One can clearly see a miniscule death rate compared to USA, even in Japan. I use death rate instead of case rates due to large differences in testing rates, timing of the testing, (early vs. late) and effectiveness of contract tracing and quarantines
Possible Mortality Range of Covid-19 by time reach Herd Immunity. Don't know what % required to reach but most estimates 60-70%. Don't know % W/antibodies today. Varies greatly by region. But if you believe 70% Herd required and 10% w/antibody (Ex.) then u can get a number
For AZ, current % showing positive in Antibody testing is 3.5%, so even less than 5%. It's unlikely in any scenario that there are more than 10-15% w/Antibodies in AZ. Green number represents best case mortality by time reach Herd, and Red Number represents pessimistic estimate
For USA in total, I slide the range over to the right on the matrix, as the assumption is that densely populated areas in the east have higher % of people w/Antibodies. So this method gives you Est. of 238K-555K deaths by time we reach herd immunity