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by Sevon » Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:48 am
The_Natural wrote: How do you measure the best offense? If you measure it by RISP, it was the Twins last year, with one of the lowest HR totals.
Well, the Rangers scored 901 Runs last year.
I think they can make a legitimate run at the 31' Yankees AL record of 1067 in a season.
It's approximately only 1 more run per game.
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by The_Natural » Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:52 am
Sevon wrote: The_Natural wrote: How do you measure the best offense? If you measure it by RISP, it was the Twins last year, with one of the lowest HR totals.
Well, the Rangers scored 901 Runs last year.
I think they can make a legitimate run at the 31' Yankees AL record of 1067 in a season.
It's approximately only 1 more run per game.
Does the best offense matter when you have no pitching?
I love the Texas offense, but they need some pitching.
These posts are non fantasy related of course.
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by Ender » Thu Apr 16, 2009 1:19 am
The_Natural wrote: How do you measure the best offense? If you measure it by RISP, it was the Twins last year, with one of the lowest HR totals.
The term you are looking for is luckiest offense, the Twins were a below average offense that got a lot of luck last year.
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by aaronharangatang » Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:24 pm
Something else to think about...his babip so far is only .217...this guy could put up scary, freakish numbers....not to get ahead of myself or anything.
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by The Mighty Trow » Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:38 pm
aaronharangatang wrote: Something else to think about...his babip so far is only .217...
IS NICE!
btw, that's a great name you have there
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by DSheppard » Mon May 25, 2009 4:54 pm
I think Cruz deserves a bump after his ridiculous tear. As much as fellow Ranger draft riser Chris Davis has busted thus far Nelson Cruz has delivered. .294/.343/.575 (.918 ops) with 12 homeruns and 8 stolen bases a little over a quarter into the season? Very nice. Hes finally hitting cleanup too.
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by thebawler » Mon May 25, 2009 5:12 pm
Beast!
V.Mart, P.Fielder, Alexi.R, D.Wright, M.Young, S.Drew, D.Lee, A.Dunn, C.Granderson, N.Cruz, G.Jones, Aramis.R C.Sabathia, S.Baker, J.Sheilds, D.Price, J.Verlander, J.Lackey, M.Cain, T.Hanson. F. Rodriguez, J. Valverde, B. Lidge, J.A. Happ, M. Latos
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