LBJackal wrote:OK in case you missed it the first time, here it is:
Casey had a better BA, R, RBI, and the same HR in 15 less games on the road over the past 2 years. I didn't say over their careers Casey is better on the road, or overall Casey is better than Helton, but Casey, in 15 less games, had the same HR, 25 more RBI, and his BA was 21 points higher. Explain how that means helton was better?
You're vision is clouded by his Coors stats... and I don't see how comparing an NL 1B's road stats to another NL 1B's road stats over the exact same time period is comparing apples to oranges.
If you actually have something of value to say, or anythign at all to back up your points, be my guest. I'm not going to reply to another one of your "There's no way Casey is better than Helton because... Helton is better!" type posts.
Hmmm... look at their career numbers. Compare Casey's numbers and Helton's road numbers. Helton is a career .920+ hitter on the road. I don't even have to look that up.