01:46 PM - February 24, 2010 by keymaxMLB 10 News Post
01:46 PM - February 24, 2010 by keymaxMLB '10: The Show Videos
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even as a dodger fan i dont see manny bein a #3 maybe 5-7 yea . it looks like they tweak his batting stance n cant see if they fix his face but i like the ratings
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LF and RF are different though. Generally you want a strong arm in RF in order to throw to 3B, cutting down runners trying to go from first to third. A lot of parks have big left fields so it makes sense sometimes to have a speedy guy in LF. For sure though you want to have a solid bat with power in your corner outfield spots. I guess it depends on your ball park which corner outfield spot you can afford to sacrifice defense.
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Bellsprout @ 02/24/10 03:45 PM
FINALLY! A BREWER! And he's on the top of the list!
*steps off ledge*
*steps off ledge*
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Bellsprout @ 02/24/10 03:49 PM
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The only ones i've seen were 3B, SS, and 2B, and all of them had not one single Brewer on them. And with good reason.
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GEORGE LUZ @ 02/24/10 04:27 PM
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REALLY? Should they be that close? REALLY?
Josh Hamilton has 1 season with over 19 home runs
Albert Pujols has 9 seasons with over 32 home runs, and 5 over 40.
Am I missing something here?
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brewersfan84 @ 02/24/10 04:27 PM
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JoeCoolMan24 @ 02/24/10 05:48 PM
Is this with Carlos Quentin as a right fielder? I hope so. Carl Crawford needs to be 3-4 spots higher, and Hamilton is WAYY overrated.
Crawford should be first for sure... And Manny shouldn't even be in top 5... Although that high five-throwout at second was pretty f'n cool, and hilarious but outrageously ruhtarded(the hangover). Sorry for the bad grammer, on the iPod touchy.
Bay rated higher than Holliday is laughably bad. Holliday's WAR last 3 years: 8.0, 6.3, 5.7. Bay's: 0.0, 2.9, 3.5.
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I agree. No way Crawford is that low. Top 5 easy. Manny is so one dimensional, no wheels, arm, or field. He might be marginal top 10 at best.
dang, i was hoping to see Braun's stance in the game, as well as him being alot faster
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EnigmaNemesis @ 02/24/10 06:47 PM
Why do people keep saying Manny has no arm. Yes he isn't that great of a fielder, but he is more a Guerrero arm than Johnny Damon.
He has 128 career assists in his 17 seasons (impressive for a man with no arm
). Very under-rated in that category due to his sloppy routine play.
Seen him gun guys down at home without a cutoff in left at Fenway, as well as runners not getting back to first in time on outs which thought the same of him and his arm.
He has 128 career assists in his 17 seasons (impressive for a man with no arm
). Very under-rated in that category due to his sloppy routine play.Seen him gun guys down at home without a cutoff in left at Fenway, as well as runners not getting back to first in time on outs which thought the same of him and his arm.
Crawford's obviously a very good player... but let's not miss the bowl while urinating, here.
He's certainly not a top five offensive left fielder over the past 3 years. Obviously he is very good defensively and great on the bases, and I agree he should be higher than 9... but not ahead of anyone in the top five.
http://www.fangraphs.com/statss.aspx...01&position=of
He's certainly not a top five offensive left fielder over the past 3 years. Obviously he is very good defensively and great on the bases, and I agree he should be higher than 9... but not ahead of anyone in the top five.
http://www.fangraphs.com/statss.aspx...01&position=of
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GEORGE LUZ @ 02/24/10 07:27 PM
This list is based on overall, not just offense. Overall is a combo of contact, power, fielding, speed, and other. Manny and Bay should both be F's at fielding and speed. Crawford is an A speed and should be an A at defense too. And it's not like Crawford is awful at offense, he is a career .295 hitter. And Manny is 37; these lists should take age into account more.
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Last year stats:
Sabathia 19-8 3.37 ERA 230 IP 197 K's 1.15 WHIP
Vazquez 15-10 2.87 ERA 219 IP 238 K's 1.03 WHIP
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EnigmaNemesis @ 02/24/10 07:43 PM
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Thus it saw Vasquez as a hair better, but we know how his last stints were in the American League, as well as CC before National, during National and back to American League.
Vasquez always excelled in the National League, he had solid last three years with the Expos too.
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