Unless Ive overlooked something, his statistical averages are much much higher when he plays half his games in Coors - too high for it to be a coincidence.
trevisc wrote:My vote is no. I say his stats will take a nose dive.
A major nose dive. He hit something like .218/.281/.493/.774 away from Coors (though with more HR) last year. I don't think he'll be that bad, but at 37, I don't see a major improvement in those numbers.
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After seeing him in Tampa for quite a few games (a few years ago), I thought his career was over with as slow as his bat speed was & am even more shocked his career is still going.
I'd expect a BA south of .250. A bit less production than they got out of Tony Batista this past year. I'll say 21 HR 68 RBI..
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Yup, definitely done. Especially when you consider the dimensions of RFK. I think all football stadiums turn out to be pitcher's parks Oakland and Florida I belive are the two.
So if he's still with the team, Tony Armas might not be a bad back of rotation guy, or whatever other free agent lands with the Nationals.
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