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RynMan wrote:HOOTIE wrote:Parks effect everybody. Arod will still produce, but i think his 50 hr seasons are over. His team dependent stats (runs/rbis) likely go up.
i guess this is where we disagree. A-Rod still hasnt hit his peak yet....and he has already hit 50 HR's. He can hit 50 HR's in yankee stadium because he is that good a hitter.
HOOTIE wrote:RynMan wrote:HOOTIE wrote:Parks effect everybody. Arod will still produce, but i think his 50 hr seasons are over. His team dependent stats (runs/rbis) likely go up.
i guess this is where we disagree. A-Rod still hasnt hit his peak yet....and he has already hit 50 HR's. He can hit 50 HR's in yankee stadium because he is that good a hitter.
How do we know that he has yet to peak? His best 3 OPS+ years were at age 20/24/25, not the typical 26-28 years. He could hit 50 sure. But the odds just decreased.
His 3 year splits at TBIA.
home avg333
road avg 278
home ops 1.082
road ops .939
That's quite a difference. NY is neutral.
http://sports.espngo.com/mlb/players/sp ... pe=batting
HOOTIE wrote:
Is the AL east really better for RHB then the AL west? There is one benefit. Arod gets to face Texas pitchers, and doesn't have to face NYY pitchers. I still feel 81 games away from TBIA will be felt somewhat.
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