For Those Keeping Track

[mikemo14]

Stubbs Aug-Sept
23-133 .173 BA 16 R 1HR 4RBI

Heisey Aug-Sept
21-65 .323 BA 13 R 4HR 11RBI

[texasdave]

Originally Posted by mikemo14

Stubbs Aug-Sept
23-133 .173 BA 16 R 1HR 4RBI

Heisey Aug-Sept
21-65 .323 BA 13 R 4HR 11RBI

Stop making sense.

[Ironman92]

Quit being negative. It's ridiculous to complain about the worst offensive starter in the league for the past 6 weeks. His breath-taking highlights in CF have won us a tremendous amount of games.

He scores we win....plain and simple!!!

[malcontent]

Originally Posted by mikemo14

Stubbs Aug-Sept
23-133 .173 BA 16 R 1HR 4RBI

Heisey Aug-Sept
21-65 .323 BA 13 R 4HR 11RBI

Just entirely indefensible. But also entirely consistent with Baker's use of Patterson and T-Virus in CF in previous years (speed > everything else).

The apologists may, however, be singing a different tune if he continues to blow as the starting CF in the playoffs....and the team loses because of it.

I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that Stubbs is going to put on a post-season offensive display that will make the 1995 NLCS Reggie Sanders look like the quintessential contact hitter.

[Ironman92]

Originally Posted by malcontent

Just entirely indefensible. But also entirely consistent with Baker's use of Patterson and T-Virus in CF in previous years (speed > everything else).

The apologists may, however, be singing a different tune if he continues to blow as the starting CF in the playoffs....and the team loses because of it.

I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that Stubbs is going to put on a post-season offensive display that will make the 1995 NLCS Reggie Sanders look like the quintessential contact hitter.

Stubbs will have a couple good games and some more bad games in the playoffs. Our wins/losses just won't have anything to do with how he does.

[NebraskaRed]

Originally Posted by malcontent

Just entirely indefensible. But also entirely consistent with Baker's use of Patterson and T-Virus in CF in previous years (speed > everything else).

The apologists may, however, be singing a different tune if he continues to blow as the starting CF in the playoffs....and the team loses because of it.

I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that Stubbs is going to put on a post-season offensive display that will make the 1995 NLCS Reggie Sanders look like the quintessential contact hitter.

I'm not sure if you'd call me a Dusty Baker "apologist" but the man is about to lead the team to its 2nd divisional title in 3 years.

[malcontent]

Originally Posted by Ironman92

Stubbs will have a couple good games and some more bad games in the playoffs. Our wins/losses just won't have anything to do with how he does.

His "good" games are becoming less and less frequent.

Over a 5-game series he might not fit one in.

[malcontent]

Originally Posted by NebraskaRed

I'm not sure if you'd call me a Dusty Baker "apologist" but the man is about to lead the team to its 2nd divisional title in 3 years.

Granted, but why Stubbs over Heisey given the numbers in the OP?

[Ironman92]

Originally Posted by malcontent

His "good" games are becoming less and less frequent.

Over a 5-game series he might not fit one in.

I'm trying.

[Red Raindog]

Originally Posted by texasdave

Stop making sense.

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