chasfh Posted Saturday at 01:11 PM Posted Saturday at 01:11 PM Dǐck Stuart is one of those guys who played within my lifetime (technically) who almost never registers with me as I think about players from his era. Talk about Dr Strangeglove: he had over 200 home runs and still couldn’t clear 8 WAR for his career. Amazingly, there are five other 200-home-run hitters who had even fewer wins even having hit 200+ homers, like Dante Bichette and Jose Guillen and Mark Reynolds. Quote
CMRivdogs Posted Saturday at 03:40 PM Posted Saturday at 03:40 PM The late great Bob Prince had a nickname for Stuart. Doctor Strangeglove 1 Quote
papalawrence Posted Saturday at 05:14 PM Posted Saturday at 05:14 PM 3 hours ago, chasfh said: Dǐck Stuart is one of those guys who played within my lifetime (technically) who almost never registers with me as I think about players from his era. Talk about Dr Strangeglove: he had over 200 home runs and still couldn’t clear 8 WAR for his career. Amazingly, there are five other 200-home-run hitters who had even fewer wins even having hit 200+ homers, like Dante Bichette and Jose Guillen and Mark Reynolds. I'm fascinated by the career of Chris Davis. He played 13 seasons and in 3 of those seasons his combined war was 15. The other 10 seasons his combined was -3.5 In his final season his ops+ was -8. I cannot wrap my head around that. His compensation for that production was nearly 200 million Quote
Tiger337 Posted Saturday at 07:30 PM Posted Saturday at 07:30 PM 6 hours ago, chasfh said: Dǐck Stuart is one of those guys who played within my lifetime (technically) who almost never registers with me as I think about players from his era. Talk about Dr Strangeglove: he had over 200 home runs and still couldn’t clear 8 WAR for his career. Amazingly, there are five other 200-home-run hitters who had even fewer wins even having hit 200+ homers, like Dante Bichette and Jose Guillen and Mark Reynolds. I thought Bichette would have had more WAR than that. 13 years with an OPS+ above 100 and less than 8 WAR? That is remarkable. He had -34 Fielding Runs one year before you even get to the positional adjustment! He deserved a few WAR just for his eyebrows. Quote
chasfh Posted yesterday at 01:26 PM Posted yesterday at 01:26 PM 17 hours ago, Tiger337 said: I thought Bichette would have had more WAR than that. 13 years with an OPS+ above 100 and less than 8 WAR? That is remarkable. He had -34 Fielding Runs one year before you even get to the positional adjustment! He deserved a few WAR just for his eyebrows. Wins Above Retina. Quote
Arlington Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago I looked at Edgar Martinez' stats and, unless I am reading things wrong, and I probably am, he appears to have been a better defending DH than the replacement DH. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/martied01.shtml Quote
Tiger337 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago He was 40 minutes ago, Arlington said: I looked at Edgar Martinez' stats and, unless I am reading things wrong, and I probably am, he appears to have been a better defending DH than the replacement DH. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/martied01.shtml He was a good defender early in his career. Then he started having hamstring problems and became a fuill-time DH. Quote
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