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    PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Post your prediction on how you think Juan Francisco will do in 2010. Use any stats you wish*. I'll compile the results and (attempt to) generate an "average" result for everyone to mock, deride, praise and engage in "I told you so-ism" one year from now. I'll try to put up one player every couple of days which should get us close to spring training.

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    *Please try to include playing time whether that's games, AB, PA or innings pitched.

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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    80 ABs. .230/.301/.424 for a .725 OPS.

    5 HRs. 14 RBI.

    Late season call-up.

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    150 PA, call up sometime in August.
    .266/.307/.446
    7 doubles
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    starting left fielder by May 15th.

    .275/.325/.475

    Due to his mammoth home runs he becomes a fan favorite.
    Reds cheerleaders cheer "Juan Juan he's our man..."
    Reds announcers extend his last name "Franciscoooooooooooo"
    Young women throw their panties onto the field when he comes up to bat.
    Even Marty Brenneman likes him.

    OK. The last one is a bit of a stretch.
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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by Will M View Post
    starting left fielder by May 15th.

    .275/.325/.475

    Due to his mammoth home runs he becomes a fan favorite.
    Reds cheerleaders cheer "Juan Juan he's our man..."
    Reds announcers extend his last name "Franciscoooooooooooo"
    Young women throw their panties onto the field when he comes up to bat.
    Even Marty Brenneman likes him.

    OK. The last one is a bit of a stretch.
    The Reds no longer have cheerleaders.

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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by dougdirt View Post
    The Reds no longer have cheerleaders.
    Killjoy. :O)

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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by Will M View Post
    Young women throw their panties onto the field when he comes up to bat.
    Let's not get carried away. It's not like he's Javy.
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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    He makes the team out of the spring.


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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by BearcatShane View Post
    He makes the team out of the spring.


    .268 Average
    11 Home Runs
    37 RBI
    .341 OBP
    210 At Bats
    Where did all of that OBP come from? Why does he only get 210 at bats if he makes the team out of spring training?

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    He won't be the starting left fielder and he can be send down and brought back up multiple times. I'm just saying I think he'll have a great spring and earn a spot on the club to begin the season.
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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by BearcatShane View Post
    He won't be the starting left fielder and he can be send down and brought back up multiple times. I'm just saying I think he'll have a great spring and earn a spot on the club to begin the season.
    And all of that OBP is coming from where?

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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Doug, I'm not an expert by any means. I'll admit that I just kind of threw some numbers out there that I thought might be reachable for Francisco. I'll be wrong. Would it be impossible for him to have a .341 OBP with the other numbers I put out there? Isn't there a chance he develops some plate discipline and walks a good deal?
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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by BearcatShane View Post
    Doug, I'm not an expert by any means. I'll admit that I just kind of threw some numbers out there that I thought might be reachable for Francisco. I'll be wrong. Would it be impossible for him to have a .341 OBP with the other numbers I put out there? Isn't there a chance he develops some plate discipline and walks a good deal?
    There is a chance it happens, but with the numbers you provided you are looking for Francisco to walk about 25 times to reach that OBP. He has never walked that many times in an entire season at the minor league level before. It would be downright incredible for him to do it in 40% of the playing time at the highest level in his first year.

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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    Quote Originally Posted by dougdirt View Post
    There is a chance it happens, but with the numbers you provided you are looking for Francisco to walk about 25 times to reach that OBP. He has never walked that many times in an entire season at the minor league level before. It would be downright incredible for him to do it in 40% of the playing time at the highest level in his first year.
    Seems like other players who haven't done things in the minors get projected to do them in the big leagues all the time on here.

    I agree that its unlikely for Francisco to walk a lot, but other guys are routinely projected to do more than they have ever done at AA or AAA.

    It's puzzling really.
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    Re: PROject proJECT 2010: Juan Francisco

    190 PA
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    5 BB
    30 K
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