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And I'm not sure where to find BA w RISP, but I have a feeling Rios was better at that as well, but not sure.
Well, since you clearly love the Dunn of 2012 so much and OBP, you realize Rios was 334 and Dunn was 333? He had over 100 more K's, while having 6 more RBI and 16 (?) more HR's. I'll take Rios and his higher OBP and 25 SB's while hitting 20 more doubles and 8 more triples. But if you want 40 HRs and a .200 average with 225 K's and want to spend 2.5 million more on him, Dunn is your man.
In fact, I wish you were a GM so Kenny could unload Dunn to you with his "40 HRs a year" speech.
Well, since you clearly love the Dunn of 2012 so much and OBP, you realize Rios was 334 and Dunn was 333? He had over 100 more K's, while having 6 more RBI and 16 (?) more HR's. I'll take Rios and his higher OBP and 25 SB's while hitting 20 more doubles and 8 more triples. But if you want 40 HRs and a .200 average with 225 K's and want to spend 2.5 million more on him, Dunn is your man.
In fact, I wish you were a GM so Kenny could unload Dunn to you with his "40 HRs a year" speech.
That's not fair IMO either Dews.anyway. 11 hrs now. too bad he didnt hit a double instead or a single and steal a base.
That's not fair IMO either Dews.
To me you're trying to marginalize Rios' production more than the Rios people are marginalizing Dunn's production.
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Not really.
How so?
Every player on the team especially dunn and Rios need to contribute to their best.
Dews wasn't downplaying Rios. He was pointing out that absurdness when people want Dunn to do other than his three true outcomes (Home run, walk, and strike out).
Sox didn't sign Dunn to slap a single to right and steal second. That is Rios' game, not Dunn's.
1) an out is an out.
Dews wasn't downplaying Rios. He was pointing out that absurdness when people want Dunn to do other than his three true outcomes (Home run, walk, and strike out).
Sox didn't sign Dunn to slap a single to right and steal second. That is Rios' game, not Dunn's.
No one has ever posted evidence to that fact. A ball in play seems to always be > then a ball not in play. So given that an out isn't just an out. A strikeout is never productive.
Thanks. I read it and I think there are some points the writer misses.
Ground outs being 20% more favorable than Strikeouts.
Guys that strike out a ton don't see a runner on Third or second and say, Let's hit a deep fly ball. Well, they say it but usually they can't because they have issues with contact.
17 bombs in mid june. but "teh battingszz averageszzz"