Tejada breaks Ripken record
Baltimore SS Miguel Tejada singled in the second inning Friday to set an Orioles franchise record with his 212th hit of the year. The old mark of 211 was set by Cal Ripken Jr. in his MVP season of 1983 ..
Big props to you Miggy.
Since his stock seems to be slipping for some bizarre reason, it looks like 2007 will be another great season to be a Miguel Tejada owner.
wrveres wrote:Since his stock seems to be slipping for some bizarre reason, it looks like 2007 will be another great season to be a Miguel Tejada owner.
His stock is slipping because he's hit 10 hr in his past 108 games. If he continues at his current pace into next season, he'll only be good for 15/90/.300 in 2007. I like Miggy as a player, but his fantasy value isn't what it used to be.
wrveres wrote:Since his stock seems to be slipping for some bizarre reason, it looks like 2007 will be another great season to be a Miguel Tejada owner.
His stock is slipping because he's hit 10 hr in his past 108 games. If he continues at his current pace into next season, he'll only be good for 15/90/.300 in 2007. I like Miggy as a player, but his fantasy value isn't what it used to be.
I doubt he's going to slip that much, but you never know. He actually kept his AVG and OBP up despite the lack of power. Maybe if the Orioles improve a little bit around Tejada, he can do better.
DevilDriver wrote:His stock is slipping because he's hit 10 hr in his past 108 games. If he continues at his current pace into next season, he'll only be good for 15/90/.300 in 2007. I like Miggy as a player, but his fantasy value isn't what it used to be.
His power has declined after the Break for the past two years. IMO, that is an indicator of him getting physically tired (when was the last time that he's missed a game?) than anything else. I find it very hard to believe that he would not hit his 25 +homers & 100+ rbi's next year. However, the more people believe that he will decline to 15 homers, the better.
DevilDriver wrote:His stock is slipping because he's hit 10 hr in his past 108 games. If he continues at his current pace into next season, he'll only be good for 15/90/.300 in 2007. I like Miggy as a player, but his fantasy value isn't what it used to be.
His power has declined after the Break for the past two years. IMO, that is an indicator of him getting physically tired (when was the last time that he's missed a game?) than anything else. I find it very hard to believe that he would not hit his 25 +homers & 100+ rbi's next year. However, the more people believe that he will decline to 15 homers, the better.
DevilDriver wrote:His stock is slipping because he's hit 10 hr in his past 108 games. If he continues at his current pace into next season, he'll only be good for 15/90/.300 in 2007. I like Miggy as a player, but his fantasy value isn't what it used to be.
His power has declined after the Break for the past two years. IMO, that is an indicator of him getting physically tired (when was the last time that he's missed a game?) than anything else. I find it very hard to believe that he would not hit his 25 +homers & 100+ rbi's next year. However, the more people believe that he will decline to 15 homers, the better.
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by wrveres » Sat Sep 30, 2006 6:11 am 
Can't wait to see you back in Toronto. 
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