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by **wavetide007** » Wed May 18, 2005 9:56 pm

SHOCKandAWE wrote:I had Clark for $1 at the beginning of the season and dropped him for Jeff Davanon before the season starts!

I AM SOOOOOOOOO STUPID!!!!!!!!!!

LOL

by **mbuser** » Thu May 19, 2005 1:24 am

i drafted him in the 28th round of my 15 team money league, so needless to say he's more than lived up to his draft position

by **Scooter1027** » Thu May 19, 2005 2:37 am

Ballwreckers wrote: If only someone can teach the kid the proper way to steal a base and he is money in the bank.

It's so true. Everytime he gets on I just pray he stays put and gives Jenks/El Caballo/O a chance to drive him in. He has like a 33% success rate on SB. Brady -- you're hitting leadoff for the Brewers, but you don't have to be Scott Podsednik. He's good at stealing bases, you're not.

by **tomkatt** » Thu May 19, 2005 3:35 pm

Scooter1027 wrote:
Ballwreckers wrote: If only someone can teach the kid the proper way to steal a base and he is money in the bank.

It's so true. Everytime he gets on I just pray he stays put and gives Jenks/El Caballo/O a chance to drive him in. He has like a 33% success rate on SB. Brady -- you're hitting leadoff for the Brewers, but you don't have to be Scott Podsednik. He's good at stealing bases, you're not.

Ha ha ha ha. Just got thrown out for the 7th time today. Dude definetely CAN'T steal. !+)

by **stumpak** » Thu May 19, 2005 3:40 pm

Remeber Jack Wilson last year? Clark is this year's Jack Wilson.

I doubt that anyone will be crying over dropping Clark at the end of the season. If he finishes any better than .280/18, I will be amazed. And .280/18 is starting OF numbers only in NL-only leagues.

by **Big Game JLo** » Thu May 19, 2005 3:48 pm

If I recall, Jack Wilson last year hit over .300 for the entire year. If he's anything like Jack, then he won't end up with .280/18 for the year.

As for now, I laugh every time Brady gets another hit.

by **Yoda** » Thu May 19, 2005 4:12 pm

stumpak wrote:Remeber Jack Wilson last year? Clark is this year's Jack Wilson.

I doubt that anyone will be crying over dropping Clark at the end of the season. If he finishes any better than .280/18, I will be amazed. And .280/18 is starting OF numbers only in NL-only leagues.

Yeah but Clark could be Rowand of this year. What is your point?

by **baseballnewb** » Thu May 19, 2005 5:35 pm

Jack Wilson struck out 71 times and walked 26 times last year. So far this year Brady Clark has 13 K's and 14 walks. Clark also walked more than he K'd last year. Clark is also faster than Wilson and has more power than Wilson. There just really isn't a good comparison between the two. Clark is a good hitter, wilson is not.

That doens't mean clark will hit .300 for sure, but he has a much better chance to keep this up than Jack Wilson did last year.

by **waterproof** » Thu May 19, 2005 8:04 pm

Clark continues to be underrated. The guy is good ;-D

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