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by shoelessjoetara » Sun May 24, 2009 11:39 pm
Will Wright hit at least 25 HR this year since he is on pace for 11? Can Lance Berkman reach .300 this year. I was banking on these two studs to perform in all categories this year and they have performed like a 3rd and 4th round players if that. Wright has hit for the high average and has stolen more bases than expected but I was hoping for more power. Berkman seems to getting fooled a lot at the plate. He has hit for power, but can't seem to put together 3 or 4 good games in a row. When it seems that he is about to get hot, boom, he goes 0 for 4, for about 3 games.
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by Sekrah » Mon May 25, 2009 12:03 am
They'll heat up and give you decent numbers.. Probably not the 1st/2nd round numbers you would expect of their quality though.. They are having down years.
I got Berkman and its been frustrating, but he has been decent the last 10 games or so and is starting to heat up.
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by mac-unit » Mon May 25, 2009 12:27 am
Wright is focusing on using the entire field when hitting even away from Citi. So I wouldn't expect his power numbers to come out of no where, he will have to change his approach. If I had to bet now over/under of 25 I'd say under(20ish). If you league counts OPS he will still put up good numbers cause he will hit a lot of doubles and his OBP will probably be even better then past years.
I agree with The Artful Dodger about Berk so I won't go into it further.
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by DaShiz23 » Mon May 25, 2009 8:35 am
I wouldn't worry. These are proven Major League players, who will hit a couple of long hot streaks this summer. The type of streaks that vault your team into contention.
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by pangbones » Tue May 26, 2009 1:32 pm
They need to move Wright up in the order. No one is pitching to him. His walk rate is at a career high 16%. I think it has to do with him having no one hitting behind him.
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