Giles and Ortiz's averages will go up soon. Your team can afford to have Tex's .275-.280 BA and still finish high every week in BA due to your .300 hitters (Manny, Beltran, Giles).
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warrick95 wrote:Hell no. Tex will be fine eventually.
Giles and Ortiz's averages will go up soon. Your team can afford to have Tex's .275-.280 BA and still finish high every week in BA due to your .300 hitters (Manny, Beltran, Giles).
Thank you more knocking some sense into me! What was I thinking...
warrick95 wrote:Hell no. Tex will be fine eventually.
Giles and Ortiz's averages will go up soon. Your team can afford to have Tex's .275-.280 BA and still finish high every week in BA due to your .300 hitters (Manny, Beltran, Giles).
It's his .197 BA that's got me flipping out......
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warrick95 wrote:Hell no. Tex will be fine eventually.
Giles and Ortiz's averages will go up soon. Your team can afford to have Tex's .275-.280 BA and still finish high every week in BA due to your .300 hitters (Manny, Beltran, Giles).
He's my 1B/3B backup for Sexson and M. Cabrera, so I'm having to play him now with Sexson out. He's struggling now, but I noticed that a game or two ago he walked 4 times...to me that means he wants to see a lot of pitches in order to feel more comfy at the plate. He's probably just a little uncomfortable at the plate after his off-time due to injury. I have faith that he'll be solid in the second half.
Maybe Hudson or Padilla? You're solid there with Young, Beckett, Zambrano, and Prior when he comes back. Am I crazy to think that if Burroughs is on the ww you shouldn't go after him? That is a great team any way though.