TC81190
06-09-2007, 09:00 PM
From ORG (thanks again new **** system).
Here's mine:
1.) RF Ryan Freel - Did he forget how to take a walk? He's an odd bird, as this year his OBP is around .310, but began last year and the year before with enormous IsoD's of .100+! I have to think he'll even out in the end (if he uh...comes back :( ) to his norms around .350-.370, making him a good fit for the top of the lineup.
2.) 1B Adam Dunn - If ever there was a player who defined streaky, it's Adam Dunn. His .OBP and .SLG have sat around either .350 and .510 to .390 and .570 for most of the year. Still, his lower set of numbers are by no means bad, and he is 3rd in the NL in long balls, which means I won't be trading in the #44 on my back right now for a set of threads for awhile. :cool:
3.) 3B Edwin Encarnacion - Thank the lord that hideous slump is over. The new Brooks Robinson, as named so by a one Tracy Jones, is the clutchiest hitter on the team. Hopefully he can pick his power numbers back up a tad, but he learned how to string together four balls in one plate appearance again, as his OBP has return to his norms.
4.) LF Ken Griffey Jr. - He's an all-star again. Just behind #44 in dingers, he's hitting for average and learned how to walk again, he's this team's best hitter.
5.) 2B Brandon Phillips - #2 clutch guy on the team. He's got some surprising power numbers this year, he might have an outside chance as an all-star, too.
6.) CF Josh Hamilton - You know his story ( ;) ). NL Rookie of the Year 2007. He's 5 tools, including speed, power, average, and he can walk better than most too. Good protection for the lineup until he's ready to carry this team in the future. ;)
7.) SS Alex Gonzalez - GABP is a hitter's park, and it's worked wonders for this guy. He might not keep it up all year, but I wouldn't be surprised to see 25 HR and maybe a .310 OBP/.460 SLG. Not too bad from a SS who also provides the best defense available in the league at his spot.
8. C Devin Mes....David Ross - Just kidding. He's been unlucky. He can walk, which is good. He has no ability to hit for average, even despite his previously mentioned bad luck. He'll hit around 25 HR though. Good for a catcher.
9. DH Scott Hatteberg - Hey, I don't make the rules. ;)
Here's mine:
1.) RF Ryan Freel - Did he forget how to take a walk? He's an odd bird, as this year his OBP is around .310, but began last year and the year before with enormous IsoD's of .100+! I have to think he'll even out in the end (if he uh...comes back :( ) to his norms around .350-.370, making him a good fit for the top of the lineup.
2.) 1B Adam Dunn - If ever there was a player who defined streaky, it's Adam Dunn. His .OBP and .SLG have sat around either .350 and .510 to .390 and .570 for most of the year. Still, his lower set of numbers are by no means bad, and he is 3rd in the NL in long balls, which means I won't be trading in the #44 on my back right now for a set of threads for awhile. :cool:
3.) 3B Edwin Encarnacion - Thank the lord that hideous slump is over. The new Brooks Robinson, as named so by a one Tracy Jones, is the clutchiest hitter on the team. Hopefully he can pick his power numbers back up a tad, but he learned how to string together four balls in one plate appearance again, as his OBP has return to his norms.
4.) LF Ken Griffey Jr. - He's an all-star again. Just behind #44 in dingers, he's hitting for average and learned how to walk again, he's this team's best hitter.
5.) 2B Brandon Phillips - #2 clutch guy on the team. He's got some surprising power numbers this year, he might have an outside chance as an all-star, too.
6.) CF Josh Hamilton - You know his story ( ;) ). NL Rookie of the Year 2007. He's 5 tools, including speed, power, average, and he can walk better than most too. Good protection for the lineup until he's ready to carry this team in the future. ;)
7.) SS Alex Gonzalez - GABP is a hitter's park, and it's worked wonders for this guy. He might not keep it up all year, but I wouldn't be surprised to see 25 HR and maybe a .310 OBP/.460 SLG. Not too bad from a SS who also provides the best defense available in the league at his spot.
8. C Devin Mes....David Ross - Just kidding. He's been unlucky. He can walk, which is good. He has no ability to hit for average, even despite his previously mentioned bad luck. He'll hit around 25 HR though. Good for a catcher.
9. DH Scott Hatteberg - Hey, I don't make the rules. ;)