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15fan · 03-19-2007, 03:21 PM

Reggie Sanders.

Regular season career numbers:

.266 / .342 / .487 over 6,168 ABs in 1,753 regular season games.

Post-season career numbers:

.195 / .283 / .326 in 221 ABs in 62 post-season games.

Reggie Sanders is quite possibly one of the most unclutch players in the history of baseball. He's so bad when the post-season lights are on that he's anti-clutch.

In order to have anti-matter, you must first have matter.

Similarly, if there is anti-clutch as demonstrated by R Laverne Sanders, then by definition there must also be clutch.

03-19-2007, 03:21 PM	#14
15fan Member Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 5,465	Re: Art of clutch hitting: Or wait, I think that dead horse just moved Reggie Sanders. Regular season career numbers: .266 / .342 / .487 over 6,168 ABs in 1,753 regular season games. Post-season career numbers: .195 / .283 / .326 in 221 ABs in 62 post-season games. Reggie Sanders is quite possibly one of the most unclutch players in the history of baseball. He's so bad when the post-season lights are on that he's anti-clutch. In order to have anti-matter, you must first have matter. Similarly, if there is anti-clutch as demonstrated by R Laverne Sanders, then by definition there must also be clutch. Last edited by 15fan; 03-19-2007 at 03:32 PM.