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by KPucks » Sat May 08, 2004 5:38 pm
Kegglers wrote:dude! Berroa is a FA?! wow.
wow
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i second that. go get berroa!
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by Walden warriors » Sat May 08, 2004 6:26 pm
Berroa's a free agent in my league too. What's so good about him? He's slugging .310 with FOUR RBIs.
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by KPucks » Sat May 08, 2004 6:32 pm
Walden warriors wrote:Berroa's a free agent in my league too. What's so good about him? He's slugging .310 with FOUR RBIs.
He was hurt for a while in the beginnig of the year. You don't win ROY w/o some type of talent.
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by Walden warriors » Sat May 08, 2004 6:33 pm
KPucks wrote:Walden warriors wrote:Berroa's a free agent in my league too. What's so good about him? He's slugging .310 with FOUR RBIs.
He was hurt for a while in the beginnig of the year. You don't win ROY w/o some type of talent.
Slugging is a ratio, not a sum. I don't see how you've refuted my argument.
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by KPucks » Sat May 08, 2004 6:36 pm
Walden warriors wrote:KPucks wrote:Walden warriors wrote:Berroa's a free agent in my league too. What's so good about him? He's slugging .310 with FOUR RBIs.
He was hurt for a while in the beginnig of the year. You don't win ROY w/o some type of talent.
Slugging is a ratio, not a sum. I don't see how you've refuted my argument.
He has only played in a small amount of games, so ratios are irrelevant right now. Give him a week or two of games and the slugging will be back up. Plenty of players had low slugging percentages after a week or two, but are now just fine.
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by matmat » Sat May 08, 2004 6:46 pm
Walden warriors wrote:
Slugging is a ratio, not a sum. I don't see how you've refuted my argument.
when you have migrane headaches and can't see straight (literally) it is very hard to hit the ball. He should end up hitting about 285 with slugging probably aroud 400-500 range. he is fast and will get you steals. also... ratios a VERY poor measure of performance when you look at small numbers of at bats. I hate it when rotoworld comes up with things like "player X is hitting .555 on the season and is much better than player Y who is only hitting ..333".... then you find out player X is 5/9 and has a career 200 average player Y is 15/45 and is hitting 320 lifetime...... .hmmmm....
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by KPucks » Sat May 08, 2004 6:49 pm
matmat wrote:Walden warriors wrote:
Slugging is a ratio, not a sum. I don't see how you've refuted my argument.
when you have migrane headaches and can't see straight (literally) it is very hard to hit the ball. He should end up hitting about 285 with slugging probably aroud 400-500 range. he is fast and will get you steals. also... ratios a VERY poor measure of performance when you look at small numbers of at bats. I hate it when rotoworld comes up with things like "player X is hitting .555 on the season and is much better than player Y who is only hitting ..333".... then you find out player X is 5/9 and has a career 200 average player Y is 15/45 and is hitting 320 lifetime...... .hmmmm....
exactly. ratios mean nothing until the player has played at least 25-30 games.
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