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2:54 pm September 19, 2012, by David O'Brien

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Frankie

September 21st, 2012
10:20 am

It’s mind boggling to me that Dano is leading the league in BB’s. Challenge him once in awhile and just throw curveballs 90 percent of the time. Love the guy but don’t understand his approach to hitting. Hope he’s back though.

TheOnlyBravesFan

September 21st, 2012
10:24 am

Reality is that our best hitting lineup this season was when Uggla and Mac batted either cleanup or 5th, Freddy at 3 slot and Chipper batting 6th.

Uggla’s hit .256 out of the 5-hole. Hitting under .200 when he hits 6th or 7th, and .217 when he hits cleanup. (minimum of 90 ABs from any 1 position)

I say hit him 5th and leave him there!

TennesseePaul

September 21st, 2012
10:25 am

Completely agree. It’s so glaring that Wren needs to finally find a LF bat.

I’ll believe it when I see it.

They aren’t going into 2013 with a 75 million dollar payroll.

And I wouldn’t put that past them at all.

Screams for, at the very least, a player like Cody Ross.

Check those road splits…

TheOnlyBravesFan

September 21st, 2012
10:27 am

Say we get Willingham and a scrub in CF, who does hit 2?

Is Prado leading off? If so then it has to be Heyward. Not so sure I want Simmons there, though that wouldn’t be so bad either.

Arkansas Transplant

September 21st, 2012
10:27 am

Next season:

Gentry CF
Prado 3rd
Heyward RF
Upton LF
McCann C
Uggla 2nd
Freeman 1st
Simmons SS

Not a lot of holes in that lineup to relax. I’d be okay with having both Upton boys as well.

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:28 am

Yes, Bob, name calling. I like engaging in that immature ritual when appropriate, like it is with you.

And Bobbi, I seriously doubt anyone much cares about our little tiff.

By the way, blood pressure cuffs are for sale at Walgreens. Better get you one.

David O'Brien

September 21st, 2012
10:28 am

I don’t know. He [ACE] was pounded into oblivion by DOB last night. It was ugly.

I don’t blame DOB one iota for his warning to ACE. The guy’s fixation and taunting of DOB borders on the… weird. Correction: It is weird. – Jeff R

Exactly. I can take heavy criticism and mocking. Over-the-top criticism and mocking, even. But that had just become ridiculous, and there was no sign of any let-up. To the contrary, the obsession was becoming, as you said, weird. Repetitive to a mind-numbing degree. And I didn’t want to find out how much further it could go. Don’t want it, don’t need it, don’t have to let it override so much else on my blog.

Thus, the warning. Didn’t ban him yet, but it’s an easy click away if it resumes.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
10:29 am

Freddie Freeman will NEVER hit 7th in a Braves lineup. EVER. Brian McCann, Dan Uggla, maybe, Freddie Freeman, no way.

TheOnlyBravesFan

September 21st, 2012
10:30 am

Screams for, at the very least, a player like Cody Ross.

Check those road splits…

Home: .308/.368/.595/.962

Away: .237/.306/.396/.702

He’s using the Monster to his advantage…. Stay away from the guy, won’t be worth his contract!

DAP

September 21st, 2012
10:32 am

phil I personally don’t think the Nats sweep last weekend meant much of anything…

i think it did alot for the mentality of this team when we play them in the NLDS. it was a perfect time to sweep.

Frankie

September 21st, 2012
10:34 am

Make Heyward and Freeman the Utley and Howard starting next season. Pencil them in for 3 and 4 for the next 5years.

Veer

September 21st, 2012
10:34 am

I would root for the Brewers to get in the one game playoff as I think it is now down between the Cardinals and the Brewers. Brewers are an easier opponent. Cardinals have Wainwright Loshe and now Carpenter. If they get into the playoffs they can go deep with that offense.

Brewers are basically a 2 men team in Gallardo and Braun. If we can avoid Gallardo we can beat them easily.

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:36 am

What if Freeman hits like Uggla and Mac next year? You know, .215 or so for months?

With this crew, who knows who will hit what….or where in the order.

Frankie

September 21st, 2012
10:38 am

Freeman has been pretty consistent so far this first two years so .215 is pretty far reach. Dan is unpredictable, always has been, always will. No one saw McCann dropping like he has since August of last season. Injuries huge part. Freeman healthy, don’t expect too much of a dropoff and hopefully elevates his game to further heights.

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
10:39 am

Yes, Bob, name calling. I like engaging in that immature ritual when appropriate, like it is with you.

And Bobbi, I seriously doubt anyone much cares about our little tiff.

By the way, blood pressure cuffs are for sale at Walgreens. Better get you one. — phil

Another way of avoiding the original question posed to phil, and he still keeps up with the name calling.
Doesn’t he remind you of kindergarten kids that say: oh yeah, you are, no, you are, no, you are….

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:39 am

DAP – Maybe.

But the playoffs are a different animal. Those guys basically owned us this year, and I suspect they will again, if we even get the chance to play em.

I’d love to take em out, but I don’t think the sweep will be any factor at all if we play em.

For example, we get owned by lousy pitching all the time, or so it seems. Aren’t we supposed to be confident facing some bum with a 7.50 ERA? Often seems like we’re anything but.

Hugo Z Hackenbush

September 21st, 2012
10:40 am

From 2009 to 2010, Braves’ opening day payroll dropped over 13%. It doesn’t take much imagination to envision that happening again.

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:40 am

Bobbi, in all this excitement, I’ve forgotten the all important original question….

Wasn’t it something to do with your role in chastising ACE?

TennesseePaul

September 21st, 2012
10:41 am

Dan Uggla…

2012
______G__PA_XBH_HR_BB_SO__AVG__OBP__SLG__OPS
cold 68 267 014 06 36 81 .152 .288 .268 .556
hot. 76 324 031 13 53 77 .270 .392 .483 .875

2011
______G__PA_XBH_HR_BB_SO__AVG__OBP__SLG__OPS
cold 86 348 024 12 27 77 .173 .241 .327 .568
hot. 75 324 035 24 35 79 .301 .386 .596 .982

DiamondbackMac

September 21st, 2012
10:42 am

One good thing about today’s game, the Phillies should be pretty tired after all that bat swinging and base running yesterday. ;)

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
10:42 am

I do think many here miss the silver lining in Uggla’s year, and that’s his walk rate. Assuming he isn’t cooked (and given his first two months and this month’s performance, he probably isn’t) and he returns to the same hitting level of his career, his OBP (and BA, for that matter) is gonna go way up. He’s always made a few too many outs to be a really legit guy at 4, but his increased walk rate would change that immediately.

I know it might be hard for some to envision that, given the monster slump he endured this year, so you just have to trust me on it. :-)

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:43 am

Agree, Hugo….

I heard there’s a minimum beneath which they can’t go, salary-wise, but I just don’t see us spending much money beyond maybe what was spent this season, if that.

Mixxo

September 21st, 2012
10:43 am

DOB

I didn’t even get a “warning” before the hammer came down. I’m not entitled to that?

Arkansas Transplant

September 21st, 2012
10:44 am

Trade Uggla

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
10:45 am

Freddie Freeman will NEVER hit 7th in a Braves lineup. EVER. Brian McCann, Dan Uggla, maybe, Freddie Freeman, no way.

At least, as of June 29th, which is the last time he did it. :)

DAP

September 21st, 2012
10:45 am

efrim I actually think Heyward is the MVP of the team from a position player standpoint….

i think prado is right there with him. 2nd in the NL in hits, and plays 5 positions.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
10:45 am

ncscoots – DAN UGGLA FOR THE 2 HOLE! :)

Heck if he can’t hit for average or slug anymore, at least he can get on base and not ground into any double plays. Perfect 2 hitter. And if a leadoff guy actually tries to steal 2nd, you know Uggla isn’t going to screw that up and make contact. Perfect two hitter!

Veer

September 21st, 2012
10:45 am

It would be a great national headline how a blogger like Ace stalked a beat writer and ended up having steak with the same beat writer but hey at least DOB should be proud that atleast some one out there is stalking him given he has reached passed his prime to have any chance of being stalked by ladies. You got to take what comes your way.

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
10:45 am

I don’t know. He [ACE] was pounded into oblivion by DOB last night. It was ugly. –DOB quoting phil

And Bobby H feels not one ounce of remorse for his large role in it all. — phil

Thus, the warning. Didn’t ban him yet, but it’s an easy click away if it resumes. — DOB

And I said he wasn’t banned, only warned!!!

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:46 am

But we don’t pay Uggla to keep walking….though it’s better than striking out.

And it looks like Dan’s cold numbers this year are more chilled than last year, which is scary. And I tend to downplay the importance of OBP with him. He’s paid to whack that ball and drive in meaningless runs, not walk a bunch.

Mixxo

September 21st, 2012
10:46 am

I haven’t and won’t give up on Uggla. Something tells me… he, Chipper & Marteen will carry us through these playoffs with the lumber.

Ghost of Chipper Jones

September 21st, 2012
10:47 am

Headlines in the RICHMOND paper today…….NATIONALS make the play-offs for the first time in 79 years. Too dammed bad it’s in our division, but good for them.

Let’s keep grinding toward the playoffs ourselves. After the PHILLIES, it should be all downhill. Six at home against the METS and FISH then three against an out of the race PIRATES at Three-Rivers. One of DOB’s fav ball-parks.

Five out of 12 should get us in. 8-4 gets us to 93 W’s, a pretty good year in my book.

Frankie

September 21st, 2012
10:48 am

Bourn
Chipper
Heyward
Freeman
Prado
Mac or Uggla
Uggla or Mac
Simmons

Elmer

September 21st, 2012
10:48 am

Anybody? What happened to Diaz and Delgato?

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
10:49 am

And Bobby H feels not one ounce of remorse for his large role in it all. — phil

Here’s another question I’ll ask phil that he won’t answer…. except with childish gibberish

What did I do, in your mind or opinion, to have anything to do with ACE’s reprimand???

Hugo Z Hackenbush

September 21st, 2012
10:50 am

Phil, I’ve never seen that exact details of that payroll floor agreement, and neither has anyone else here. Whatever we think it is, is pure speculation. It may no longer be in effect. What I do believe is that Liberty would have no compunction about slicing the payroll if it suits their purposes.

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:50 am

Well, Bobsie, i never said you said he was banned….it was clear he wasn’t, for anyone who can read, as you claim to be able to do.

Instead, you and your brethren piled on the guy until he withered away and faded into the night.
;-)

(The little winking face is supposed to let you know that I wasn’t including you in the early morning remark, though you seem hellbent on it being otherwise)

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
10:50 am

And I tend to downplay the importance of OBP with him. He’s paid to whack that ball and drive in meaningless runs, not walk a bunch.

3-4-5 guys have to do both, phil.

DAP

September 21st, 2012
10:50 am

10paulScreams for, at the very least, a player like Cody Ross.

Check those road splits…

or, check the lefy/righty splits. those are good, too.

DAP

September 21st, 2012
10:50 am

phil But the playoffs are a different animal. Those guys basically owned us this year, and I suspect they will again,

did they? braves went 8-10 vs the nats. its not like thats good, but they didnt own us. thats pretty close to even up, which is why that sweep was important.

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:51 am

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
10:49 am

And Bobby H feels not one ounce of remorse for his large role in it all. — phil

Here’s another question I’ll ask phil that he won’t answer…. except with childish gibberish

What did I do, in your mind or opinion, to have anything to do with ACE’s reprimand???
***********
Absolutely nothing, as I’ve said all along.

phil

September 21st, 2012
10:52 am

Sure, scoots, but I prefer a few more base knocks is all….

TheOnlyBravesFan

September 21st, 2012
10:53 am

Uggla has been a decent #2 hitter, has the 2ndmost ABs for his career hitting 2nd. .265/.334/.494/.828 line over 316 games.

Could always put him at 2, let JHey or Freddie hit cleanup next year, but I’d prefer Dan to. He’s got to turn it around. He didn’t just fall off a cliff when he came to the Braves.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
10:54 am

Uggla really is an ideal 2-hitter at this point. He has speed and gets on base at a good rate.

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
10:55 am

Sure, scoots, but I prefer a few more base knocks is all….

As do I. I assume Uggla will be able to do that again, and many people here do not. I believe my position is the more logical. :-)

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
10:57 am

Uggla really is an ideal 2-hitter at this point. He has speed and gets on base at a good rate.

Kind of a new-school way of thinking. I think you do want your #2 hitter to be one of your best. Someone like Heyward, who does a lot of things well, would be better, to me.

Arkansas Transplant

September 21st, 2012
10:57 am

At least if he was hitting second we wouldn’t have to watch him kill our chances at the first of the game to take an early lead by swinging and missing to end the inning.

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
11:00 am

Instead, you and your brethren piled on the guy until he withered away and faded into the night. — phil

Come on, PLEASE!!! Just give me one post I made that “withered” ACE away, phil. Just ONE, you FREAKIN’ LIAR!

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:00 am

He will be able to do it again, and is some right now, in fact.

My problem with him, and the problem others surely must have, though expressed in definite terms like never, is the wild inconsistency. The guy drives you crazy as you wait for weeks for him to do something productive.

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
11:00 am

Someone like Heyward, who does a lot of things well, would be better, to me.

And you might end up with that next year, just by default. If he’s the best option at 2, though, that will mean that the lineup does not have as much length as one would prefer. Still be a tough lineup, though.

Tomahawkin

September 21st, 2012
11:01 am

phil

I’m actually with you, Scoots. I’m not actually giving up the division until the math says it’s over. It doesn’t look exactly favorable, but as so many often say, who knows until they play the games….”

Ring The BELL, The Race ended a month ago :(

I warned you about Those Curley W’s

Their fans are pathetic only 20K saw them clinch for the 1st time last night, I dont want to hear no more #### from BSPN about how bad Fans are who live here in The A

Arkansas Transplant

September 21st, 2012
11:01 am

I believe my position is the more logical.

Oh ncscoots.. you and those silly pipe dreams.

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
11:02 am

I think Uggla would be better at leadoff than at #2.

*ducks*

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
11:03 am

(The little winking face is supposed to let you know that I wasn’t including you in the early morning remark, though you seem hellbent on it being otherwise) — phil

phils blog dictionary:

you guys — means anyone for weeks & weeks

winking face — (see above) :roll:

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:04 am

Bob, you really ARE starting to come unglued, I’m pretty sure….

Did you not read my 10:51?

Do you know what the little winking face dude means? Send me your address and I’ll summon assistance for you.

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
11:04 am

you and those silly pipe dreams.

Guess we’ll have to revisit the convo next year and see who has the better crystal ball, LOL.

Lew

September 21st, 2012
11:06 am

Transplant with commentary on “logical”. Yeah.

Murph

September 21st, 2012
11:06 am

Can Heyward bunt? ‘Cause i want my number 2 hitter to be able to lay down a bunt and move my leadoff man over.

Obviously not much of an issue this season with the K-King leading off games, but next year, when we have a leadoff hitter who doesn’t strike out twice per game, the #2 hitter will need to be able to move him along.

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
11:06 am

the wild inconsistency. The guy drives you crazy as you wait for weeks for him to do something productive

I get that. All the more reason to get one more RH banger, so the load from that side gets shared.

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
11:07 am

“What did I do, in your mind or opinion, to have anything to do with ACE’s reprimand???” — ME
***********
Absolutely nothing, as I’ve said all along. — phil

When, just give me one post, one comment, when you said that!

Ghost of Chipper Jones

September 21st, 2012
11:07 am

Starters next season

1 – MEDLEN
2 – FA or trade with two-year control
3 – MINOR
4 – HUDSON re-signed for two
5 – DELGADO early and BEACHY/DELGADO late.

MAHOLM, HANSON on the block

FA SHEETS not re-signed.

GILMARTIN, SPRUILL, GRAHAM, SCHLOSSER, MOORE, WMS. PEREZ, M. CABRERA, SIMS, WOOD, L. MEREJO, M.FLORES, and J. ROSARIO develop – move up depending on progress.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
11:07 am

But Heyward at #2 seems to waste his power and average abilities. Ideally you want your #2 guy to get on base and score runs. Uggla is pretty much only good for those two things. Heyward can do more that just get on base, therefore he is more ideal for the 3 spot, maybe even 4 spot.

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:08 am

Bourn does have a really good angry face when he makes an out or misplays a fly ball….

He whines more than I do on here.

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
11:08 am

Can Heyward bunt? ‘Cause i want my number 2 hitter to be able to lay down a bunt and move my leadoff man over.

I think Murph is being sarcastic. I hope.

Arkansas Transplant

September 21st, 2012
11:08 am

Guess we’ll have to revisit the convo next year and see who has the better crystal ball

Let’s just say I’m rooting for ya.

Murph

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

Wait, the Bobby H vs Phil tussle is about someone… getting someone else… warned by DOB? Warned??

Don’t you guys have something better to do?

Ghost of Chipper Jones

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

TEHERAN? Who knows!

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

Bunting Bourn over always seemed pointless to me, just let him steal.

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

Prevailing number-crunching theory is that a team’s best hitter should hit #2. Balances the need for on-base ability (people hitting behind him), slugging ability (hitter hitting ahead of him), and # of plate appearances he will get from hitting high in the order.

But prevailing number-crunching theory is also that lineup order doesn’t matter as much as most people think.

Arkansas Transplant

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

Transplant with commentary on “logical”. Yeah.

Yes I know what your saying.. no track record.. silly me wanted to move Bourn this past offseason for A. Jackson.

TheOnlyBravesFan

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

Why would Heyward need to bunt? Sluggers should never bunt….

Bobby H

September 21st, 2012
11:09 am

Do you know what the little winking face dude means? Send me your address and I’ll summon assistance for you. — phil

phil, I think… no, make that I KNOW, you’re an ass hole ;) (don’t miss that winky face)

raleighbravefan

September 21st, 2012
11:10 am

Bobby and phil…both return to your separate corners. ENOUGH! You are both right and you are both wrong. Dumb argument that needs to end. (like most arguments, started with misunderstanding on both sides, then escalated). Are you a couple of children…or is there too much testosterone floating around. Either way, you both need to move on. SHEESH!

Ghost of Chipper Jones

September 21st, 2012
11:10 am

Evidently ACE was all but bozo’d last night.

Murph

September 21st, 2012
11:10 am

I think Murph is being sarcastic.

You still can’t tell, after all these years?

You don’t know me! You don’t know me at all! I want a divorce.

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
11:11 am

Let’s just say I’m rooting for ya.

I know you are, man. You’re a Braves’ fan. You care more about that than being right or wrong.

TheOnlyBravesFan

September 21st, 2012
11:11 am

Bunting Bourn over always seemed pointless to me, just let him steal.

Bunt him to where? The 2nd bench? Also, what’s he stealing, Uggla’s chew or something? Can’t move him over when he’s in the dugout after yet another K. ;)

Murph

September 21st, 2012
11:12 am

Bunting Bourn over always seemed pointless to me, just let him steal.

Hard to bunt him over or let him steal when he’s on the bench after striking out again… it’s a mute point.

Fish Bisch

September 21st, 2012
11:12 am

Medlen should’ve stayed in the bullpen. He’s much more valuable there.

Ghost of Chipper Jones

September 21st, 2012
11:12 am

phil-Bobby H.

Guy’s com’on.

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:13 am

Bobster, you seem to have all morning to obsess over this silly nothing. Why don’t you go copy and paste my every remark in order on here, complete with stupid winky faces, and I’ll see if I can explain.

The guys in the white coats are on their way. Hurry.

Murph

September 21st, 2012
11:13 am

TOBF, scooped my post by mere seconds.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
11:14 am

“Prevailing number-crunching theory is that a team’s best hitter should hit #2. Balances the need for on-base ability (people hitting behind him), slugging ability (hitter hitting ahead of him), and # of plate appearances he will get from hitting high in the order.”

Ok, but ideally if you have two guys with the same on base % Uggla/Heyward, don’t you want the guy with the better average and slugging to hit 3rd rather than 2nd? It seems to me the guy who is hitting 3rd is more responsible for driving in runs.

raleighbravefan

September 21st, 2012
11:14 am

Ghost @11:07 – Agree almost 100%. I believe Delgado may be traded, and they will pick up option on Maholm. Teheran MAY figure it out…which would be a big time bonus. Could go either way.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
11:16 am

Bourn got bunted over just the other day with the winning run against the Marlins. Oh yeh, I forgot some people don’t watch the games and just read box scores. :roll:

Frankie

September 21st, 2012
11:17 am

In all seriousness, is there any team that “hit and runs” anymore? Is this a dinosaur to offensive approach? If not, Bourn and Prado should have been a marriage together.

I honestly don’t know if teams employ this strategy anymore. I know the Braves rarely do.

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:18 am

raleighbravefan – not your concern.

And yes, Murph, I have other things to do. Which I’m doing even as I defend my honor….lol

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
11:18 am

See here, MFin04…according to the data, the #3 hitter sees fewer runners on base than #4 or #5.

http://www.beyondtheboxscore.com/2009/3/17/795946/optimizing-your-lineup-by

ncscoots

September 21st, 2012
11:18 am

Bourn got bunted over just the other day with the winning run against the Marlins.

Didn’t Fredo bunt in the first the other day? I had hoped the days of channeling his inner Gene Mauch were over.

Tom O'Hawke

September 21st, 2012
11:19 am

phil

I have no idea what you and Bobby are fighting about, but when someone’s using my computer and starts cursing, it’s time for them to go to bed. He’s been up all night.

Whatever you two have going will have to resume at another time and, preferably, on HIS computer.

I come home for lunch and I end up babysitting a 6′ 6″, 230lb, 22 year-old baby.

Later, guys…

raleighbravefan

September 21st, 2012
11:19 am

phil @11:13 – OK, man that’s over the top (as was the ahole comment by Bobby). That’s enough. You’re better than that.
Time for both of you to STFU, before DOB has to step in.

raleighbravefan

September 21st, 2012
11:21 am

phil – I said you were better than that…I guess I was wrong.

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:21 am

Amen, Fish Bisch….

That’s a joke for those who don’t comprehend. I won’t supply names.

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
11:24 am

“See here, MFin04…according to the data, the #3 hitter sees fewer runners on base than #4 or #5.”

I guess that is my whole point. A #3 hitter sees more runners on than a #2 hitter. I’m fine with Heyward hitting 4th, but it seems that with his speed/average/on base/slugging combo, the three spot is ideally his.

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
11:26 am

Baseball Musin’s lineup analysis tool, using this season’s stats, spits out this optimal lineup:

Jones
Freeman
Bourn
Heyward
Prado
McCann
Simmons
Pitcher
Uggla

The next best lineup switches Bourn and Uggla. The top 20 or 30 lineups ALL include Heyward hitting 4th, and almost all of them have Chipper leading off.

brian

September 21st, 2012
11:26 am

DOB – do you need a restraining order?

MFin04

September 21st, 2012
11:27 am

Speed should ALWAYS be a major factor in the order in which guys hit. On base is only as good as the guy on base and his ability to score. Bourn/Prado/Heyward/Uggla much better chance of scoring than Freeman or McCann. If all else is equal speed/run scoring ability has to be a major factor.

phil

September 21st, 2012
11:28 am

raleighbravefan – what’s with you today?

As for the spat, I prefer it ends too. I don’t know what the deal was, but I wasn’t just gonna sit here.

Brian from SC

September 21st, 2012
11:29 am

I tend to agree, MFin04, and that tool does not account any for speed.

Efrim

September 21st, 2012
11:29 am

Prado, Heyward, Willingham, Freeman, Uggla, McCann, Simmons, Scrub CF

Can’t have Simmons hitting 2. That would be a Fredo move though.

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