Arlington Posted yesterday at 03:13 AM Posted yesterday at 03:13 AM Maybe they've already ordered an outfielder's glove for Colt. He could be the next Shane Halter. Hinch Heaven He could sub for any player at any time. Anderson RH : 2b 3b Lee RH : 2b 3b Baez RH 2b SS 3b CF McKinstry LH SS 3b RF Keith LH 2b 3b 1b McGonigle LH 2b SS 3b Possible if you carried 4 outfielders and 2 catchers. Quote
4hzglory Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago 14 hours ago, gehringer_2 said: Not at all. The take away was to remember that just because a player tears up the AFL is no particular indicator of whether they are close to an MLB call-up the following season -- or not. As you posted, Briceno followed a great AFL with a strong performance at......AA. 14 hours ago, gehringer_2 said: what does his age have to do with it? The point is that Briceno demonstrates that the AFL is an easier league than AA - much easier. I'm not knocking Briceno - just using him as a yardstick While that's true, it's still something that out of all of the hitters (who have the same advantage), we have had the last 2 MVP's who were not old for for the league. And it's also nice Anderson did so well this year. Quote
Tiger337 Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago (edited) 6 minutes ago, 4hzglory said: While that's true, it's still something that out of all of the hitters (who have the same advantage), we have had the last 2 MVP's who were not old for for the league. And it's also nice Anderson did so well this year. I would always rather see good statistics than bad statistics. It might not mean anything, but it also might mean something. Players go through hot streaks, cold streaks and periods of adjustment making small sample sizes very sketchy, but the more good stretches a player has the better. Edited 12 hours ago by Tiger337 1 Quote
gehringer_2 Posted 12 hours ago Author Posted 12 hours ago 22 minutes ago, Tiger337 said: I would always rather see good statistics than bad statistics. It might not mean anything, but it also might mean something. Players go through hot streaks, cold streaks and periods of adjustment making small sample sizes very sketchy, but the more good stretches a player has the better. No doubt. Quote
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