An IsoP of .162 would rank T-95th of 175 qualified hitters. It would be T-37th of 62 qualified OF. It would be 12th of 22 qualified CF. Not above average, and on the lower end of "average" depending on how semantical you want to be.
Actually the whole system treads mighty close to collusion, IMO. Competitors are not allowed to work together to suppress or inflate prices, and obstruct market forces. The only free market in baseball is free agency.
LT gets the ball in the red zone so much because there is nobody to throw to besides him and Gates. Of course, you could say the same thing about Young, but I'd be hesitant to guarantee that LT will get fewer TD's at Rivers' expense.
I'm not going to feel happy for Ankiel or the Cards if they have another productive OF fall into their laps. It's bad enough watching Chris Duncan's sub .800 MiLB OPS hit like he's Jason Giambi.
He'd be quite a bit worse. I don't agree. Burrell misplaying a ball is better than Floyd not getting to it at all. I literally think it would be impossible to do worse than him defensively, his range is completely nonexistent.
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ha, what's the origin of "McHead". good for him on being captain. fulham usa. Not 100% sure, but probably mixing his name with his expertise on aerial balls.