CSF77
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With 25 games left in season im not concerned about Coughlin and his 2nd best OBP..
i am more concerned about getting Alcantara and Baez more ABs to finish out the year and hopefully have those extra AB help them..
They need to look ahead to next season as they will finish season with 6 of the 8 everyday players in lineup. ( excluding bryant and LFer ).. unless they get a leadoff hitting LFer, Alcantara most likely the guy..
Again; it is giving them more outs. Like I said the smart approach is to give the most AB's to the best OBA. I posted a weighted line up value on another thread.
Basics #1 hitter holds the highest line up value. Followed by the 4 hitter then the 2 hitter then the 5 hitter.
This theory was based off info of time up with player on base.
So the theory that the #3 hitter held the most value was off base according to league info. He ended up up 2 out 0 on which decreased his line up slot value.
#4 hitter led off the 2nd inning which increased his value and in the first if he got up it was with someone on base. Again a RBI opportunity. #5 hitter and #2 hitters were again valued more than a #3 hitter.
After that the #6 hitter they saw value in speed. Bottom of the order RBI production. A speed player holds more value in pick up RBI's.
The whole give him more ab's is just silly to be honest. Neither Baez and Alcantara deserve to have heavy AB's. Not with their lower OBA's.
Now if you were talking about Soler hitting #2 then you would be making sense. Give him more AB's because he is a better hitter.