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by mac-unit » Mon May 03, 2010 2:38 am
5 IBBs compared to only 1 last year is the only reason he has more walks than Ks. But he is still doing better with his K rate this season but I have to see it continue for me to fully believe it and would also like to see how he fairs at AAA vs more experienced pitchers.
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by tolleyjenkins » Mon May 03, 2010 9:27 am
StlSluggers wrote:More walks than strikeouts? What gives? I thought this guy was a K machine.
Anyone have any special insight into whether or not we should expect this trend to continue?
They're not pitching to him. They're giving him intentional unintentional passes. They need to get him out of AA stat.
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by mblax10 » Mon May 03, 2010 6:38 pm
Yes, they're not pitching to him and a 30% K rate is nothing to write home about. Nothing has changed from what people thought about him this winter. He's going to hit a ton of HR's but will also K a ton.
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by zebulon » Thu May 06, 2010 1:24 pm
What would you think of a player who posts these numbers over a full season:
.260 avg
.350 obp
44 HRs
223 Ks
76 BBs
Would you want this player on your fantasy team?
Above stats are Mark Reynolds 2009.
Certainly, Stanton is capable of those types of numbers at the big league level right now and he will only get better.
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by dssguy99 » Fri May 07, 2010 5:59 pm
zebulon wrote:What would you think of a player who posts these numbers over a full season:
.260 avg
.350 obp
44 HRs
223 Ks
76 BBs
Would you want this player on your fantasy team?
Above stats are Mark Reynolds 2009.
Certainly, Stanton is capable of those types of numbers at the big league level right now and he will only get better.
Thats what we thought of Fox last yr too.
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by markj11 » Tue May 18, 2010 2:23 pm
dssguy99 wrote:zebulon wrote:What would you think of a player who posts these numbers over a full season:
.260 avg
.350 obp
44 HRs
223 Ks
76 BBs
Would you want this player on your fantasy team?
Above stats are Mark Reynolds 2009.
Certainly, Stanton is capable of those types of numbers at the big league level right now and he will only get better.
Thats what we thought of Fox last yr too.
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