He's 23 among MLB 1b with 200+ PA.linkdude said:
Singleton's OPS is creeping back to .700 at .697, he's been a perfectly league average hitter, basically what people were hoping Abreu would be this year.
Yeah, can't forget he plays THE premium offensive position. League average isn't enough.Harry Dunne said:He's 23 among MLB 1b with 200+ PA.linkdude said:
Singleton's OPS is creeping back to .700 at .697, he's been a perfectly league average hitter, basically what people were hoping Abreu would be this year.
Great comeback story but he's gotta be a bench player at best.
Entirely different meaning of "blue balls".mwm said:
That one was going to hurt with or without a cup.
that could be a byproduct of him not being happy in Toronto. Remember as I'm sure you know, a change of scenery can really help a playerThe Porkchop Express said:
Not really sure want Guerrero after watching him as much as the camera will allow. He seems disinterested on defense
Mathguy64 said:
Yordan opened the day hitting .296 and OPSing .908. It's now .303 and .936.
Mitch Meluskey had 69. I guess it depends what defines "catcher".The Porkchop Express said:
Yanier Diaz on pace for 83 RBi. That would have to be a team record, right? Gattis had 72 in 2017 while splitting it about 50-50 at catcher and dh
Mathguy64 said:
Geddy has seen enough. He's exercised his freewill and has exited stage left.
MaxPower said:Yeah, can't forget he plays THE premium offensive position. League average isn't enough.Harry Dunne said:He's 23 among MLB 1b with 200+ PA.linkdude said:
Singleton's OPS is creeping back to .700 at .697, he's been a perfectly league average hitter, basically what people were hoping Abreu would be this year.
Great comeback story but he's gotta be a bench player at best.
Always hopeful, yet discontentMathguy64 said:
Geddy has seen enough. He's exercised his freewill and has exited stage left.
Harry Dunne said:Mitch Meluskey had 69. I guess it depends what defines "catcher".The Porkchop Express said:
Yanier Diaz on pace for 83 RBi. That would have to be a team record, right? Gattis had 72 in 2017 while splitting it about 50-50 at catcher and dh
MaxPower said:Yeah, can't forget he plays THE premium offensive position. League average isn't enough.Harry Dunne said:He's 23 among MLB 1b with 200+ PA.linkdude said:
Singleton's OPS is creeping back to .700 at .697, he's been a perfectly league average hitter, basically what people were hoping Abreu would be this year.
Great comeback story but he's gotta be a bench player at best.
I looked up MLB positional records and to qualify for a record at a position you have to have 2/3 or more of your games played at that position, but your stats earned at other positions do count.The Porkchop Express said:Harry Dunne said:Mitch Meluskey had 69. I guess it depends what defines "catcher".The Porkchop Express said:
Yanier Diaz on pace for 83 RBi. That would have to be a team record, right? Gattis had 72 in 2017 while splitting it about 50-50 at catcher and dh
John Bateman had 72 in 1966 in 131 games - 121 at catcher and 10 pinch hits. 72 playing half your games in the dome before they moved the fences in a little is like 175 in a normal stadium.
Mathguy64 said:
Geddy has seen enough. He's exercised his freewill and has exited stage left.
