Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:16 pm21.5 vs. left and 14 vs. right.
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Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:16 pmPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:26 pmSo if he hit's .250, it's a good season from him.
Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 4:37 pmYeah, don't expect him to hit over .240 too often. As long as he gets his Walks and Homeruns consistently, he can be valuable.
My first example is one keeper league in Rangers Ballpark.
Here are his numbers in another Keeper League also at Game 159. Again, it's vs. the best pitchers in the game. This is a Wrigley Field team.
BA - .210
OBP - .322
SLUG - .426
13D, 7T, 32HRs
78 RBIs
78 Runs Scored
20 SB and 5 CS
Not great, but his D is pretty good, has speed, and he doesn't miss games too often.
$7.42M isn't all that bad for what he does.
My first example is one keeper league in Rangers Ballpark.
Here are his numbers in another Keeper League also at Game 159. Again, it's vs. the best pitchers in the game. This is a Wrigley Field team.
BA - .210
OBP - .322
SLUG - .426
13D, 7T, 32HRs
78 RBIs
78 Runs Scored
20 SB and 5 CS
Not great, but his D is pretty good, has speed, and he doesn't miss games too often.
$7.42M isn't all that bad for what he does.
Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 5:25 pmIn Coors
.260/.372/.565
126 R
47 HR
119 RBI
26 SB 4 CS
0 errors
.260/.372/.565
126 R
47 HR
119 RBI
26 SB 4 CS
0 errors