SouthBronxBombers wrote:Why would his value go up? He's still not hitting, and this will require him to sacrifice more by moving the runner over when he gets on. Lower's his potential for rbi's, nobody behind him is hitting so he's not going to score much anyway and they don't run. He's not really of any worth in that spot, and not much anywhere else.
Where have you been? In a cave? Let me get you up to speed.....
The A's offense has been on fire lately. Chavez is hitting jacks left and right. And most importantly, to this subject Byrnes over the last 5 games is:
11 for 17
1 HR
6 RBI
7 R
It's people who pass judgemnt on topics like this that always seem to miss the boat. And as someone else posted in another thread, Byrnes bats close to .400 this year against lefties, and he is facing 3 LHP this weekend.