Hamilton cf
Phillips 2b
Griffey rf
Conine 1b
Dunn lf
Encarnacion 3b
Gonzalez ss
Ross c
Harang p
Hamilton cf
Phillips 2b
Griffey rf
Conine 1b
Dunn lf
Encarnacion 3b
Gonzalez ss
Ross c
Harang p
Narron sure loves to use Conine as the cleanup hitter.
Insanity.Originally Posted by BRM
Go Gators!
Phillies lineup has been posted, courtesy of C. Trent.
Phils
Rollins ss
Bourn lf
Utley 2b
Howard 1b
Rowand cf
Vctorino lf
Nunez 3b
Ruiz c
Moyer p
That Burrell is a very expensive bench player.
Career vs Moyer:
Conine - .360/.433/.760/1.193 in 29 plate appearances
Junior - .364/.417/.636/1.053 in 24 plate appearances
Gonzalez is 4-4 with 2 doubles and a homerun.
The need to know info is what Castro hits.
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
2-7 with a homerun. Good enough for a .286/.286/.714 line. I'm surprised Jerry didn't start him.The need to know info is what Castro hits.
Nah, much better to save a bat like that for a late inning PH assignment.
'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
For Hamilton
Not alot of good options vs. LHPs, especially based on this year's stats. Not sure that's Narron's fault.
When all is said and done more is said than done.
Kind of inconsistent.
I love Hamilton leading off, but it would seem that Narron's so matchup crazy that leading off a lefthander would be taboo. Strange.
Why is Phillips always batting at the top of the order? Oh, I forgot. Speed. Never mind that his OBP is, at .324 only 6th best. Jerry's lineup in OBP is:
.359
.324 (Phillips)
.385
.340
.361
.346
.297
.255
Conine at cleanup is really strange when your two power hitters are batting 3rd and 5th. Whoa! I forgot our two power hitters are leftys. Never mind their former success against the pitcher. We must split up those leftys, right?
It's really not that bad of a lineup (lilke I said, i especially like Hamilton leading off), but I would prefer:
Hamilton (.359)
Encarnacion (.346)
Griffey (.385)
Dunn (.361)
Conine (.340)
Phillips (.324)
Gonzo (.297)
Ross (.255).
I wouldn't bunch the lefties.
Not a bad idea to switch EE and Phillips for OBP reasons. Of course, in every other facet of the game Phillips is head and shoulders above EE this year. EE needs to get better or he is a minus as a third baseman. He's still young though.
Here are their respective year to date OBP's (and OPS) vs. LH pitching
Hamilton .339 (.673)
Phillips .360 (.970)
Griffey .360 (.897)
Conine .340 (.816)
Dunn .339 (.756)
EE .333 (.644)
Gonzo .280 (.613)
Ross .261 (.690)
When all is said and done more is said than done.
Encarnacion is also better with RISP.
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