Community Projection: Bengie Molina
by Grant Brisbee on Mar 2, 2009 12:41 PM PST
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PrintWhen the Giants signed Bengie Molina, he was a consistently low on-base guy with decent power. Add in some good defense from behind the plate, and that’s still a pretty nice player to have. So the..wait, why is my Microsoft Word telling me that last sentence contains an error? Let’s see, right click for the suggested edit, and…
Ah. But that’s not Molina’s fault. To his credit, he’s played the part well, hitting better with two outs and runners in scoring position. Even if that isn’t the kind of stat that stays consistent from year to year, at least we know that the believers in Bengie’s clutch ability aren’t just pulling things out of thin air. He had about 30 more RBI than you’d expect from a hitter with the same number of appearances, but only 50 more runners on base than the average hitter.
And he’s just so danged likable, too. When Pablo Sandoval came up from the minors with momentum like a, uh, panda with a lot of momentum, Molina wasn’t threatened. He said all of the right things, and embraced his newfound competitor. His teammates seem to love him. The broadcasters seem to love him. The fans seem to love him. Everybody loves Bengie!
There’s no way that I can predict more of the same, though. Great guy, great Giant, but bad player to bet on. Catchers age like bananas. You starting thinking about a delicious, yellow banana, but by the time you get to the kitchen, the thing’s a lump of charcoal. And Bengie isn’t the kind of physical specimen that is built for endurance. His knees have to be filled with spray-foam insulation at this point. He is the cleanup hitter, and his 16 home runs somehow led a post-1901 team, but this is the season when it all comes a tumbling down.
Bengie Molina
AB: 396
AVG: .255
OBP: .279
SLG: .352
HR: 9
SB: -2
I want to be wrong. I really, really do.
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Bengie Molina
AB: 415
AVG: .265
OBP: .284
SLG: .343
HR: 11
DQ: Blizzard.
If God had intended us not to rosterbate, he would've made our arms shorter.
Padre renuente de Luis Perdomo, porque él es todo el que se deja hasta junio. The 28th best prospect in all the land!
butterfinger, or oreo?
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by The Gene Hackman on Mar 2, 2009 12:59 PM PST up reply actions
You Will Get Your Wish. You Are Wrong.
The Rainman Projections For Bengie Molina
PA/AB 550/510
BB/HBP 22/5
SH/SF 2/11
SB/CS 0/0
1B/2B/3B/HR 96/30/0/17
AVG/OBP/SLG .280/.309/.439
wOBA/wRC .321/61.0
If I was GM
I’d dump Molina like a bad credit default swap
FIRE BRIAN SABEAN... UNLESS HE KEEPS DRAFTING WELL. .. AND SIGNS UNDERRATED PLAYERS LIKE AFFELDT OR PHELPS. .. OR ALRIGHT WHO'S PLAYING WITH THE ALIEN MIND-SWITCHING RAY?
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I'm bearish, too
Diminished production and a DL stint or two.
AB: 368
AVG: .262
OBP: .288
SLG: .358
HR: 5
SB: 1, when the pitcher literally falls asleep at the mound. Molina makes it to second just in time for the catcher to realize what’s going on, run to the mound, get the ball from the pitcher’s hand, and throw to second.
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Body bias!
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CONTRACT YEAR!
AB: 470
AVG: .311
OBP: .331
SLG: .455
HR: 19
SB: 2
If he hits in front of an on-fire Pablo for the whole season then he might be able to reach the 19 HR’s, but I still don’t think so.
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by Giant among Angels on Mar 2, 2009 11:35 PM PST up reply actions
Wow, people are pretty pessimistic. I don’t think my projection is too optimistic, but it’s a lot more so then many other people’s. I’d be pretty happy non-suicidal if he performed close to what I’m guessing.
AB: 399
AVG: .281
OBP: .304
SLG: .412
HR: 5
I think it's funny
that our community projection for a cleanup hitter is no more than 10 HR. Is it too late to SIGN MANNY RUN DINGERZ.APP
I haven’t seen any evidence of Molina’s knees going on him. You’d think we’d have heard things if the wheels were ready to fall off..
I’m predicting he regresses slightly to somewhere between 2007 and 2008. I guess that makes me optimistic (and cute as button):
AB: 500
BA: .285
OBP: 315
SLG: 440
HR: 17
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
Catchers have a tendency to fall apart pretty fast. So, a decline with Molina is probably going to be a sudden OMG HE SUCKS NOW decline.
I Love How You Seem To Enjoy Cheering For Failure
This is more crow you will be eating at the end of the year.
by giantsrainman on Mar 2, 2009 1:34 PM PST up reply actions
He Is Not Cheering For Failure
He is merely excited about Molina’s impending collapse in the hopes that it will clear a roster spot for Jackson Williams in time for him to reach 50 home runs in 2009.
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
by Outside The Box Thinking on Mar 2, 2009 1:36 PM PST up reply actions
Alternatively, They Could Bring Felix Rodriguez Out Of Retirement And Return Him To Catcher
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
by Outside The Box Thinking on Mar 2, 2009 1:39 PM PST up reply actions
Proposed Lineup
1) Fred Lewis 2B
2) Brian Bocock LF
3) Aaron Rowand 1B
4) Bengie Molina SS
5) Nate Schierholtz 3B
6) Shawon Dunston CF
7) Noah Lowry RF
8) Felix Rodriguez C
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You left off...
…CF Arturo McDowell! Dude has top-of-the-line speed, and defense oozes out of his pores. What could go wrong?
Sergio Romo: striking out professional hitters since 2005.
Eugenio Velez C
Molina's gonna test his arm...
by Victorious Secret on Mar 2, 2009 2:13 PM PST up reply actions
Wow...
the tought of that made me throw up in my mouth a little :-(
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I’ve been meaning to mention this… Why does WalrusMan have a Basil Fawlty avatar, and bondslegend have a Walrus ?
/just sayin
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Attacking Every Positive Post Is "Cheering For Failure"
I don’t see how you can look at it any other way.
by giantsrainman on Mar 2, 2009 1:38 PM PST up reply actions
I Have Dreamed Of This Day For So Long
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
by Outside The Box Thinking on Mar 2, 2009 1:41 PM PST up reply actions
Hmm
I think the economy is doing bad. I’ve heard people try to explain why I shouldn’t think it’s doing bad, but I disagree with them. I guess I’m just cheering for failure.
..so allow me to present Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as two sweet, sweet bottles of warming hooch.
You do realize that you and xanthan have basically the same projection, right?
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You Have A Point.
In my defense I didn’t see his projection but rather just his replies to other projections. That said, I was still clearly wrong and therefore I appologize to Xanthan.
by giantsrainman on Mar 2, 2009 4:33 PM PST up reply actions
That’s nice of you. I’d never apologize to a computer….
Aaron King is still my homeboy... iffy mechanics and all
If Dustin Pedroia played in Seattle, not many people would be talking about him.
Or anything by The Smiths.
My Dave Righetti is better than your Dave Righetti.
by howtheyscored on Mar 3, 2009 7:15 AM PST up reply actions
I understand, but it’s not like he’s been relying on sprinter speed to put up the numbers he’s been putting up. I think it would take an injury for him to fall of the cliff. As long as his weight doesn’t balloon, I think he comes into this season pretty much the same player we’ve had the previous two.
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
Yeah, and that’s why I said above that I have no idea what to expect from Molina. When he was signed I was expecting him to collapse because of conditioning issues by year two in his deal, but he’s proven me wrong so far.
That’s kind of my point. I need more evidence to predict a collapse than “Because he didn’t collapse in 2007 or 2008.”
I wouldn’t call it cheering “Cheering for failure”, but doesn’t his performance over the last two years earn some respect?
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
He's 35
Not so early actually.
..so allow me to present Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as two sweet, sweet bottles of warming hooch.
You're both wrong
He’s 34. Turns 35 around the all-star break.
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He’s closer to 35 than he is to 34. Therefore he is 35.
..so allow me to present Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as two sweet, sweet bottles of warming hooch.
It is odd that age is the only number we ALWAYS round down, isn’t it?
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Only if you're old
People under 21 usually round up. 21-25 it depends on the individual. After that you start rounding down. At some point you might just start lying (also true if you’re under 21 and cops are around).
..so allow me to present Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as two sweet, sweet bottles of warming hooch.
I never say I’m 22, I say I’m 21.
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by howtheyscored on Mar 2, 2009 11:12 PM PST up reply actions
Fractions killed my father too.
Well they didn’t kill him, but they hurt him pretty bad.
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by howtheyscored on Mar 3, 2009 6:27 PM PST up reply actions
Hmm, my experience is that young’uns round down as a rule, or equivocate by saying, “I’m six and three quarters” or “I’m almost eighteen.” May be a cultural difference, though.
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Yeah, when I hit 27 or 28, I’m sticking with that number for as long as I can pull it off. I haven’t decided which one yet.
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I turned 44 late last year. I was bummed because I could no longer say I’m in my “early 40s”
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
I’m in my late 40’s. Very late 40’s. Ten years past 40.
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My adopted son Matt Downs . Utility Infielder with a Bat !
ab: 419
ba: .276
obp: .313
slg: .420
hr: 10
traded at the break for a original issue vinyl version of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
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by The Gene Hackman on Mar 2, 2009 1:34 PM PST reply actions
:-( Remind me that I want to listen to Magical Mystery Tour but only have it on vinyl and my turntable is still packed up why don’t you.
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I am the rainman they are the rainman I am the xanthan CHEER FOR FAILURE GA JOOB
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Do you have the German import with real stereo on the B-Side?
Subpoena Hank Aaron: Drag his butt before congress and let him state, under penalty of perjury, that he never took amphetamines.
I’ve just got whatever I bought for cheap sometime, so I doubt it. I haven’t actually broken out the vinyl for a while (I left any good ones at home when I went away for a while).
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Nah.
I try not to bittorrent illegal things (really!) and have only gotten a few things that are commercially available, albait long out of print. (Go laserdiscs!)
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I guess
you could buy the Beatles cds, but the way I view it, if they haven’t gotten around to getting them online yet, and you own the vinyl already, why should you not be able to have those songs in digital form? If you’d bought the CD, you’d be able to, but since you want the superior sound of vinyl, you can’t. I think that’s stupid.
I guess I could (and I have several that I feel were must haves) but I wouldn’t really want them in digital form. I’m just fine listening to an album all the way through, whether there’s a flip in the middle of two sides, or on a full CD, that’s how I listen to my music.
Hopefully the rumored remasters coming out this year are going to have the same sound as the vinyls did, as the 1980s remasters were not great for that.
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You guys bittorrent stuff that’s not porn? This concept is new to me.
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by howtheyscored on Mar 3, 2009 6:28 PM PST up reply actions
yar
AB: 423
BA: .273
OBP: 315
SLG: 433
HR: 13
I was thinking, in the event that something happens with Bengie where he misses an extended period of time or gets traded, who fills in? Regular at bats for Steve Holm isn’t something I would be interested in, and Pablo ain’t really playing catcher anymore. Does Buster get the call?
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Funny that you would say “Amen”, because it would also mean Jesus would appear before us all.
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
From Wikipedia
The word Amen ( ; آمين, ’Āmīn ; “So be it; truly”) is a declaration of affirmation found in the Hebrew Bible and New Testament.
Originally Jewish, which means it could be less related to Jesus than you think!
If not sandoval, I could see Witter and Holm splitting time at C if bengie was out for a month or so. If longer, I think we see Sandoval at C and some combo of Guzman and Uribe at 3rd
Todd Jennings: If he's on the DL, he can't suck as much, right?
by Speedforthewin on Mar 3, 2009 8:53 AM PST up reply actions
Bengie Molina
AB: 477
AVG: .279
OBP: .304
SLG: .352
HR: 13
SB: Nation
Sergio Romo: striking out professional hitters since 2005.
#1 GIS result for 'cheering for failure' for some reason
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I think it’s vomit. It’s from the video, “One girl, two bowls.”
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
don’t ask what’s in the wine glass.
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or the spoon
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by The Gene Hackman on Mar 2, 2009 2:06 PM PST up reply actions
AB: 404
AVG: .277
OBP: .310
SLG: .430
HR: 15
SB: XIX?
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by nostocksjustbonds on Mar 2, 2009 1:49 PM PST reply actions
Molina
Best move Sabean made in the last 5 years?
AB: 450.
AVG: .270.
OBP: .300.
SLG: .410.
HR: 11.
SB: -2.
..so allow me to present Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as two sweet, sweet bottles of warming hooch.
Come to think of it, it probably was, unless you count non-moves like not trading Lincecum for Rios or not re-signing Schmidt. Or maybe draft picks or something, although those aren’t just Sabean’s call.
The end of Mike Matheny’s career proved to be a real boon!
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Strikeouts down
Bengie’s strikeouts were even lower last season, and his homers have been near the highs of his career each of the past two years. That doesn’t sound to me like a hitter I would be overly worried about this season.
I may well be wrong in my pessimism, but my default response to a 35 year old chubby catcher is to assume he could collapse at any time.
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Last five years
The best move Brian Sabean has made in the past five years was drafting Tim Lincecum. In terms of veteran signings, Bengie would be right up there, although Randy Johnson may turn out pretty well too.
The big thing with Bengie’s hitting hasn’t been the level of his hitting, but rather its timeliness.
Dreamy?
STEVE HOLM! refuses to be the odd man out.
by UnleashTheGore on Mar 2, 2009 2:07 PM PST up reply actions
Nice touch with the -2 SB’s. Does this work similar to how he hit a HR last year and wasn’t credited with the run scored?
Giant Dirtbags: Brian Anderson, Todd Jennings, Steve Hammond, John Bowker
Don't F with the Affeldt
by Giant among Angels on Mar 2, 2009 11:24 PM PST up reply actions
Everybody Loves Money
AB: 380
AVG: .286
OBP: ..299
SLG: .380
HR: 13
SB: 2 (Both from botched hit and runs where the pitch goes juuuuust a bit outside)
wow grant's projection is incredibly pessimistic
535 AB
.280 AVG
.303 OBP
17 HR
by TimLincecumIsGod on Mar 2, 2009 2:08 PM PST reply actions
Big Money
Molina can not possibly improve upon his 2008. He and Pablo are destined to end rallies more frequently than they will start the. Those two eager, slow-footed hitters, spell out a double play scenario the likes of which have not been seen since AJ Pierzynski, Bonds and Durham from ’04.
Time out!
I’m thinking you’re not being fair to Pablo. He’s not slow-footed. He’s one of those freaky guys who are both chunky and light on their feet. If he’d been born in the U.S., I’d expect to see him playing either FB or RB in the NFL. (Think Bam Morris, Jerome Bettis, Natrone Means or Ironhead Heyward.)
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
But he’s FAT!
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Third base
at best!
Subpoena Hank Aaron: Drag his butt before congress and let him state, under penalty of perjury, that he never took amphetamines.
Pablito
I know he’s faster than he looks, the point is he won’t be preventing any double plays on the front end with Molina hitting lasers to the short stop. I don’t know if he’s a hit and run candidate while on the bags.
If I’m a middle infielder, I’d be more concerned with Pablo dearing down on me than I would be with Dave Roberts. Plus, he’s a wide body to have to throw around.
My adopted Giant: "Raptor Jesus" Guzman
Lies
You’d totally want Pablo dearing down on you.
by Lars The Wanderer on Mar 3, 2009 6:29 AM PST up reply actions
Yeah!
We should trade both Sandoval and Molina, because they’re slow! We need speedforthewin!!
Think Craig Biggio can still handle catching?
I'm thinking but nothing's happening.
More of the same
AB: 487
AVG: .284
OBP: .313
SLG: .448
HR: 18
2B: 24
RBI: 78
SB: nah
"he walked 18; new league record! Struck out 18, another new league record! He also hit the sportswriter, the PA announcer, the bull mascot twice..."
AB: 500
AVG: .267
OBP: .300
SLG: .400
HR: 11
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Neglectful father of David Quinowski
AB: 500
AVG: .365 (and batting title)
OBP: .366
SLG: .570
HR: 30
SB: 131
Two things:
1) Suck it, you sub-.300 average guessers!
2) Molina will unleash the legs this year, displaying speed like a hawk swooping on his hapless prey. Molina will best Rickey Henderson! And when it’s all said and done, y’all are gonna be all like, “JR, you were so right! Bengie’s fast and we were wrong!” And I’m gonna be all like, “Yeah!”
Bonus) This might be my dumbest post ever, which is really saying something. So why am I about to hit POST? I don’t know…
I'm thinking but nothing's happening.
You win the best projection!
(or at least, I hope so)
Aaron King is still my homeboy... iffy mechanics and all
If Dustin Pedroia played in Seattle, not many people would be talking about him.
AB: 455
AVG: .291
OBP: .311
SLG: .422
HR: 15
RBIs: 92
Keeping on SWOOPing in the free world! Also, by the reflexive property of the rubber/glue playground comeback, I enjoy wearing hats on my ass.
by SneakToBetterSeats on Mar 2, 2009 4:06 PM PST reply actions
You need to cool it with the fancy baseball terminology. It could be offputting to people without your extensive grasp of sabermetrics.
GROUGTHINK ALERT
Oh sorry. I’m not trying to be elitist or algo.
My Dave Righetti is better than your Dave Righetti.
by howtheyscored on Mar 2, 2009 11:14 PM PST up reply actions
AB: 480
AVG: .280
OBP: .303
SLG: .404
HR: 13
SB: 0
I see his knees really start to show the wear and tear from catching 1,000+ games with his big frame.
Giant Dirtbags: Brian Anderson, Todd Jennings, Steve Hammond, John Bowker
Don't F with the Affeldt
by Giant among Angels on Mar 2, 2009 6:52 PM PST reply actions
Big Money
With the final payoff:
PA: 500
AVG: .279
OBP: .320
SLG: .443
HR: 16 (including 1 inside-the-park HR at home)
SB: 87ish (or maybe 1)
Aaron King is still my homeboy... iffy mechanics and all
If Dustin Pedroia played in Seattle, not many people would be talking about him.
I Take It The CFer And RFer Collide And Both Are Knocked Unconcious As The Ball Rattles Around In Death Valley
by giantsrainman on Mar 2, 2009 7:23 PM PST up reply actions
And then the second baseman and left fielder collide as they’re trying to get to the ball before Molina heads to third
Aaron King is still my homeboy... iffy mechanics and all
If Dustin Pedroia played in Seattle, not many people would be talking about him.
He trips over the mass of unconscious bodies in the outfield. The 1B runs it down and almost throws Bengie out at the plate.
by lincypoo i wuv u on Mar 2, 2009 8:48 PM PST up reply actions
Ph34R MAH MS PAINT SKILLZ!!
PA: 352
AVG: .268
OBP: .310
SLG: .403
HR: 10
by Lars The Wanderer on Mar 2, 2009 7:16 PM PST reply actions
Looks shopped.
Giant Dirtbags: Brian Anderson, Todd Jennings, Steve Hammond, John Bowker
Don't F with the Affeldt
by Giant among Angels on Mar 2, 2009 7:24 PM PST up reply actions
I concur. Everybody knows mammals aren’t flammable.
Fred Lewis can stand under my umbrella.
31 May 2007, 21:38 EST - the last time Matteh's career W-L wasn't below.500
We are at war with Los Angeles. We have always been at war with Los Angeles.
by S.F. Giangst on Mar 3, 2009 12:03 AM PST up reply actions
AB: 460
AVG: .272
OBP: .304
SLG: .424
HR: 16
by lincypoo i wuv u on Mar 2, 2009 8:47 PM PST reply actions
I think bengie will begin to decline but it will be masked a bit by being in front or Sandoval (who will scare pitchers with his expansion of the strike zone) and behind Lewis (who will put pressure on the pitcher with his speed).
AB: 458
Avg: .272
OBP: .312
SLG: .439
HR: 15
SB: 0
Doubles stretched into singles: 12
Todd Jennings: If he's on the DL, he can't suck as much, right?
Take the near blackened banana and make banana bread. Bengie bread?
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by BaronVonCurrentEvents on Mar 3, 2009 9:40 AM PST reply actions
OMG
75 games
300 PA
280 ABs
84 hits for a .300 BA!!!!!!!!!!!!
10 HRs
10 2Bs
1 triple on a grounder to the 421 marker that eludes 2 visiting rookie outfielders
TRADED TO THE ANGELS at the ASB in their futile attempt to overtake the Rangers in the AL west. We get a bunch o’guys and Pablo moves to catcher and JESUS GUZMAN makes it to the bigs and hits a whole pile o’homers.
(btw, Bengie collapses after that early season off-the-charts power display and doesn’t play in August and September)
Todos somos Gigantes
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