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Ridiculousness across all sports: (1) "You have no valid opinion because you never played the game." (2) "Stats are irrelevant. This guy just doesn't know how to win." |
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Seriously. Over the course of a week even Babe Ruth hit .148 or less a time or two I'd bet. Let the season play out a little before we worry about Tank. As for the Sox, I'll take a 4-2 homestand to start the season. Lots and lots of baseball is yet to be played.
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Not to beat a dead horse, but it's one weak and a full season he's not shown the ability to make decent contact, avoid strikeouts, or get on base. It's still early, but he isn't bucking any trends here either.
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I was about ready to lay into you, and instead decided to see how accurate you were. Wow, he had a .300 OBP last year. And people rip Adam Dunn.
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0.208/0.296/0.292 However Rios' line from the WBC was just as grim, but from what I remember he was hitting the ball well, just right at guys. In conclusion, trying to make sense of stats with so few ABs is pointless. |
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Dunn's OBP was part of his appeal when he was on the trading block and a free agent. His ability to draw walks is huge given that he isnt a very good singles hitter. Tank however is still a developing talent. He cuts and slashes and when he gets hot can carry a team as we saw last year. OBP will probably never be his strong suit. |
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I first saw Viciedo when he played for Birmingham and came away mostly unimpressed. Still, you could see the raw talent there. I thought his best defensive position in the minors was first base. Now he plays LF in the majors to rave reviews. Yet he still won the game on Sunday with his glove as much as his bat. He made a strong throw to second to nail Smoak trying for a double. Andino got a ground rule double later in the inning. Viciedo will never be a high OBP guy or a GG fielder but he could be a valuable player for years to come and I for one am not ready to give up on him, and I'm not particularly optimistic by nature.
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I seriously don't understand the love affair.
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Is there a love affair with Viciedo? Outside of a yahoo comparing him to Jason Heyward, most people just see a young guy with power who only has one season under his belt.
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I'd consider my feelings less of a love affair and more of a 'man-crush'.
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Dan Haren isn't near what he was. Lost a lot on his fastball, he's nothing special.
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WSI: Where a man hits a walk off BOMB and immediately gets decried for three pages
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