Return to Baseball Leftovers
Moderator: Baseball Moderators
by The_Met_Threat » Sun Jul 30, 2006 1:17 pm
Los_Dodgers wrote:Ursa wrote:Pogotheostrich wrote:Morneau has been great but I wouldn't overlook that cold streak. He seems to be a very hot and cold hitter.
Well, this is one heck of a long hot streak. He's raised his batting average nearly 120 points since May 8th. He had a bad start to the season, same as the Twins, but yet another dong tonight taking him to 28 on the season plus his 86 RBIs firmly entrenches him in first round status for next year in a decent size league. Currently 13th in HRs and 5th in RBIs across the majors, and all this with a .320 BA.
Not bad for a guy I drafted #144 overall.
1st round status? You would take him over these guys? I hope not.
CARLOS FREAKIN BELTRAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Pujols?
Wright?
Ortiz?
Soriano?
Manny?
Johan?
Vlad?
A Rod?
Hafner?
Tejada?
Crawford?
MCab?
Reyes?
I doubt I'd take him over Teixera...
Carlos Lee, if he stays in Tex?
Bay?
Cole Hamels?
Just had to remind you of something...
The Mets [b]will[/b] win the World Series this year.
-
The_Met_Threat
- General Manager


- Posts: 2210
- (Past Year: 7)
- Joined: 14 May 2005
- Bases this season: 10
- Home Cafe: Baseball
by duckbillgates » Fri Aug 04, 2006 5:44 pm
.320-42-134-94
That's Morneau's pace (including that awful April). And I would say he is trending up.
That's pretty close to Teixeira's monster 2005 (.301-43-144-112), and Tex went mid-first this year (though he's been a monster disappointment until recently).
The power was always expected with Morneau, but the big average seems like more than just a fluke, given he's been hitting from really well to incredibly for half the season now. The emergence of Joe Mauer will only help Morneau's numbers in the future.
He's forcing me to keep him in our 12-team with no utility slot (meaning everyone ends up with a pretty decent 1B), and he'll probably be going mid-second round at the latest next year.
Agree he's not getting enough respect in these circles.
-
duckbillgates
- Major League Manager


- Posts: 1216
- Joined: 1 Jan 2005
- Bases this season: 0
- Home Cafe: Baseball
- Location: under a dead Ohio sky
by tomahawks » Sat Aug 05, 2006 1:10 am
steady since may,but why is minnasota batting him 5th ? his run(+ rbi) production would be much better at 3 or 4. tonight he was on base 6 times and did not touch the plate. with washed up and ailing tori hunter (among other slackers) batting behind him,he won't be crossing the plate too often. cuddyer should be 5th in my opinion with a .260 avg and less power.
-
tomahawks
- Softball Supervisor

- Posts: 25
- Joined: 27 Mar 2004
- Bases this season: 0
- Home Cafe: Baseball
Return to Baseball Leftovers
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: apz, ayebatter, BravesGuy, clogoodie, converge241, diewitsjames, Doobiaknins, Fantasy Sports Genie, ramble2, saemick, SwitteeMexCipbours, UMTerp29, wingman3110 and 14 guests