Willie and Buster
Dude compares the rookie years of Buster and Mays. Pretty surprising, actually.
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with the similarity of hits and OBP but difference in PAs (he incorrectly says ABs), Willie must have walked at a considerably higher rate than Buster.
10.9% vs. 6.8%
Posey’s minor league numbers would suggest there is room for improvement though.
Juan "Doesn't Cheat The Game" Perez, please keep hitting.
Don’t be surprised if Posey gets the majority of his career games played as a corner outfielder.
31 May 2007, 21:38 EST - the last time Matteh's career W-L wasn't below .500
"You never wake up the baby." - E. Renteria, 01 August 2010
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by S.F. Giangst on Oct 25, 2010 8:59 PM PDT up reply actions
pretty cool. fun with numbers.
co-dad w/AfDC of
Ishikawa, the Topps Rookie All Star Team's First baseman. Does he get a chance in 2010?
"Because I don’t know what it means anymore, in the PCL. It’s almost like years ago."
"That’s not to say Buster isn’t fully committed or all-in. He is. He’s smart and he’s got the advance reports. Anybody who said he’s not ready to catch in the big leagues is crazy because he’s a pretty good catcher, especially throwing." - Sabean 7/11/10
Mays was ROY in 1951 (NY).
Utter frustration and futility.
Adopted 'nephew' to the ever avuncular and always awesome Jon Miller
by Johnny Disaster on Oct 25, 2010 5:16 PM PDT up reply actions






















