raygunpunx wrote:How exactly is Jason Bay a stud??
A guy who' final line is looking like:
.290, 35 HR, 102 R, 112 RBI, 11 SB
Sounds pretty good to me.
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cordscords wrote:raygunpunx wrote:How exactly is Jason Bay a stud??
A guy who' final line is looking like:
.290, 35 HR, 102 R, 112 RBI, 11 SB
Sounds pretty good to me.
Strasil42 wrote:cordscords wrote:raygunpunx wrote:How exactly is Jason Bay a stud??
A guy who' final line is looking like:
.290, 35 HR, 102 R, 112 RBI, 11 SB
Sounds pretty good to me.
ARods final line looks like this.
.282, 35 HR, 113 R, 125 RBI, 15 SB
This is in his worst season ever.
Sounds pretty good to me.
wrveres wrote:HOOTIE wrote:mrmelo15 wrote:I finally bench him for Teahen and this is what I get.
ARod. I hate you. But he is still a first rounder, not top 3 though. IMO.
Never bench a stud. Over 162 games, the stud will help more then any guess work, platoon, chance start by a lesser player.
why even carry another 3B on your roster if you have Arod.
use that for a starting pitcher, a solid MR or an OF or something else ..
Geek wrote:J35J wrote:Haha, did this thread really happen?
Jason
He failed to produce even 3rd round value this year. And the fact is that his batting stats were equally underwhelming in 2004. Two down years out of three makes one question what's going on with him.
He's no longer a safe pick in the 1st round. Anyone who took him this year got burned badly. To consider him a no-doubter in the first round, you have to ignore 2004 and 2006.
If he tanks in the postseason again, look out.
GradysBaby13 wrote:He will still go top 10, probably even top 5, but I know I won't be the one picking him. In my opinon, he is no longer the player that makes a serious 40/40 threat every year, nor is he the player that hits close to 60 bombs a year like he was in Texas. I still view him as a very good player, a guy this will hit aroud .280 with 35 home runs 100 RBI and 100 runs with 10 or 12 stolen bases. I think he has been surpased by Wright and Cabrera at his posistion and he is slight ahead of Aramis Ramirez. I'll pass on him next year and take a guy like Ryan Howard or a 5 catoglory stud like Beltran, Reyes or Crawford instead.
GradysBaby13 wrote:He will still go top 10, probably even top 5, but I know I won't be the one picking him. In my opinon, he is no longer the player that makes a serious 40/40 threat every year, nor is he the player that hits close to 60 bombs a year like he was in Texas. I still view him as a very good player, a guy this will hit aroud .280 with 35 home runs 100 RBI and 100 runs with 10 or 12 stolen bases. I think he has been surpased by Wright and Cabrera at his posistion and he is slight ahead of Aramis Ramirez. I'll pass on him next year and take a guy like Ryan Howard or a 5 catoglory stud like Beltran, Reyes or Crawford instead.
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