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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by dougdirt View Post
    I just can't get over how good this kid is. He is hitting .288/.375/.528 with 17 walks and 23 strikeouts in 144 plate appearances. He has a 143 OPS+. Has a teenager ever finished a season that high in history? Mel Ott, Tony Conigliaro and Jimmy Foxx were in the 130's. I can't think of anyone else to even check it against.
    Like woy said, Ott's the standard for teenagers. Foxx only had 147 plate appearances during his age 19 season so he didn't really have a large enough sample.

    Here's the list of teens with a RC/27 ratio higher than 100 (league average) with a minimum 300 plate appearances. The list is rather small and is littered with Hall of Famers (and a few guys like Magee and Sheckard who probably should be in the Hall).

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    RUNS CREATED/GAME             YEAR     RATE   PLAYER   LEAGUE    RCAA      PA       AGE    
    1    Mel Ott                  1928      146     7.76     5.30       29      499       19   
    2    Tony Conigliaro          1964      143     6.35     4.43       19      444       19   
    3    Ty Cobb                  1906      142     5.92     4.17       12      394       19   
    4    Sherry Magee             1904      116     5.10     4.40        8      387       19   
    5    Mickey Mantle            1951      114     5.67     4.95       13      386       19   
    6    Ken Griffey Jr.          1989      114     4.92     4.30        6      506       19   
    7    Monte Ward               1879      112     5.80     5.17        8      371       19   
    8    Cesar Cedeno             1970      112     5.46     4.89        9      377       19   
    9    Jimmy Sheckard           1898      109     5.70     5.21        8      459       19   
    10   Edgar Renteria           1996      104     5.28     5.06        6      471       19   
    11   Joe Quinn                1884      102     5.65     5.53        3      438       19   
    12   George Davis             1890      101     6.11     6.07        4      583       19
    The Lost Decade Average Season: 74-88
    2014-22 Average Season: 71-91


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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Another 3 for 4 with a walk tonight. Almost to .300 now with nearly 150 AB's under his belt.

    The only guy who got him out tonight was Coco Cordero... Also did anyone see that mammoth bomb in his first game at Fenway this past Friday? He was fun to watch on a Reds off-night.
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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Looking forward to seeing Harper in person. I'm going to the Nationals/Yankees game Saturday afternoon. Harper wasn't up with the Nats in April when I went to see them play the Reds. Nats also have Morse back. So their lineup has some more pop in it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghosts of 1990 View Post
    Another 3 for 4 with a walk tonight. Almost to .300 now with nearly 150 AB's under his belt.

    The only guy who got him out tonight was Coco Cordero... Also did anyone see that mammoth bomb in his first game at Fenway this past Friday? He was fun to watch on a Reds off-night.
    Mike Trout had an equally nice game last night too, hit a HR, singled in the 9th and stole second, scored the winning run on a bloop single to LF

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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by westofyou View Post
    Mike Trout had an equally nice game last night too, hit a HR, singled in the 9th and stole second, scored the winning run on a bloop single to LF
    Yeah, but Trout is so old now...

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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by TOBTTReds View Post
    Yeah, but Trout is so old now...
    But.... I have shoes older than him!!

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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by westofyou View Post
    But.... I have shoes older than him!!
    This is funny, because I just retired an 18 year old wallet.

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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Heck, I have shoes older than all of them, at least until the next Moyer comeback. Sure, the older than Darren Oliver ones are kind of tight, but they're still kicking around in the closet.
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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Trout and Harper are the two best prospects I've seen in 20 years.
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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    If Trout had to face Brad Salmon, who would win?

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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by Screwball View Post
    If Trout had to face Brad Salmon, who would win?
    Carlos Fisher would have caught them both.
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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Don't forget Kevin Bass.
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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by cumberlandreds View Post
    Carlos Fisher would have caught them both.
    Catfish Hunter would've thrown them both back....
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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by cumberlandreds View Post
    Carlos Fisher would have caught them both.


    Good work.

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    Re: Nationals recall Bryce Harper

    Quote Originally Posted by jojo View Post
    Catfish Hunter would've thrown them both back....
    Perhaps they would have landed near Kevin Bass or Mike Carp.
    Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.


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