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Laean wrote:i agree that his homers would fall toward the 25 and his avg would fall toward the .300 range, but i don't get why some of you guys are predicting 100 rbis or comparing him to sean casey. hitting in that lineup (roberts and mora in front, tejada sosa behind) could easily result in 110+ runs and 120+ rbis in my opinion, balancing out the loss in homers and avg. he's tons better than sean casey even away from coors. when's the last time sean casey even got 100+ 100+?
bselig wrote:What are the O's trying to do? Get players that are good at baseball, I'd think. What do you want them to do, burn money on pitchers like Carl Pavano or Loaizia (sp?)? I'll take a team with a lineup stacked with stud hitters and unproven pitchers over a team with a weaker lineup and high priced failures on its staff
slomo007 wrote:Laean wrote:i agree that his homers would fall toward the 25 and his avg would fall toward the .300 range, but i don't get why some of you guys are predicting 100 rbis or comparing him to sean casey. hitting in that lineup (roberts and mora in front, tejada sosa behind) could easily result in 110+ runs and 120+ rbis in my opinion, balancing out the loss in homers and avg. he's tons better than sean casey even away from coors. when's the last time sean casey even got 100+ 100+?
Last year, despite missing 15 games....Casey had 101 runs and 99 RBI. Balanced out, that's 100/100 exactly.
Helton = Casey outside of Coors, there is no doubt. The only people arguing against it are Helton owners.
slomo007 wrote:Helton = Casey outside of Coors, there is no doubt. The only people arguing against it are Helton owners.
ocmusicjunkie wrote:slomo007 wrote:Laean wrote:i agree that his homers would fall toward the 25 and his avg would fall toward the .300 range, but i don't get why some of you guys are predicting 100 rbis or comparing him to sean casey. hitting in that lineup (roberts and mora in front, tejada sosa behind) could easily result in 110+ runs and 120+ rbis in my opinion, balancing out the loss in homers and avg. he's tons better than sean casey even away from coors. when's the last time sean casey even got 100+ 100+?
Last year, despite missing 15 games....Casey had 101 runs and 99 RBI. Balanced out, that's 100/100 exactly.
Helton = Casey outside of Coors, there is no doubt. The only people arguing against it are Helton owners.
The Helton owners are arguing against it because we're the ones who actually realize how good of hitter he is.
Go look at road/home splits for most people. Most good hitters have better numbers at home. You're used to the clubhouse, view from the box, field, everything.
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