Those numbers look pretty good. I don't know if Lee's BA will be that high; it certainly could be, but I'd go with something like .285, which is closer to his career line. Other than that, the only thing I'm skeptical about is the SBs. I mean, he certainly could steal 15+ (he stole 7 in 1/3 of a season there this year), but there's also the chance that he just doesn't. I don't think I'd count on more than 10.
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Yoda wrote:Lee had a career year in HR, SB and BA... I'd still take Manny over him although Lee would be worth more if he comes close to 07.
Like I said, I would take Manny over Lee as well but if Lee is back with Arlington I don't think the difference between the two, if any, will be very much!
Manny. Not even close imo. Track record alone indicates Manny is the man and barring an injury can post your projection of 38/115 without breaking much of a sweat. He posted 35/102 in only 449 ABs this year missing about a month. He has posted 40+ Hrs and 130+ rbis routinely in his career.
Those numbers for Lee are pretty much at or near the high end already imo. He had a career year this season but is generally consistent and good for 30/110 with a .285 or so avg and SBs in the teens.