RBI is not meaningless. When it comes to evaluating an individual player's performance, yes, it pretty much is. So if there was a player the Cubs acquired who had 125 RBI last season, you wouldn't think that would be meanginful? as far as at the end of the day, meaningful for the outcome of the W-L record, it would be. But if a team playing on the royals didnt have as many RBI's as a guy on the yankees it means nothing if your comparing who is a better individual player.
worse. i was expecting great numbers because of the end of last year, and the beginning of this one. But i still think going forward, he has at least #2 capability.
i like the brewers offense alot more than the cubs, as it seems way less streaky. But the pitching is really no contest cubs ++. Overall, its about a push, so the deciding factor's would be the pen. Not sure where to go that way.
I think he's FAR FAR exceeded my expectations of him in the past year and a half, but I don't think that we should be content with him for the future. With Pie still being unproven, and since we dont really know what were gonna get from the outfield next year, I think we should definitely keep SS as place worth upgrading.
C - Geovany Soto 1B - Hee Sopp Choi 2B - Ryan Theriot SS - Mike Fontenot 3B - Brendan Harris OF - Corey Patterson OF - Felix PIe OF - Eric Hinske SP - Carlos Zambrano SP - Sergio Mitre SP - Rich Hill SP - Renyel Pinto SP - Sean Marshall RP - Juan Cruz RP - Kerry Wood RP - Carlos Marmol RP - Michael Wuertz
pre 03, it was all sosa, no doubt 03 it was wood and prior 04 you couldnt really put a definitive one, that whole rotation maybe 05 Lee, obviously and every since then its pretty much been Lee, Aram, and Z