Luis Arraez edition. See below.
Career .318/.365 Hitter. Hasn’t walked more then 35 Times in 5 seasons.
Tony Gwynn was a .328/.388 guy with 138 career HRs
Carew was .328/.392 with 92 career HRs
Both walked about 50 times a year for their career
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Interesting Discussion on BA and OBP
Interesting Discussion on BA and OBP
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Interesting to who? The dead horse you guys keep beating? Can't we just call a draw and walk away with some dignity? Something tells me that this will be going back and forth in 2030 w/ neither side backing down.
Um, thats the point of sabermetrics. Guys like this were worshipped in the 70's. Like Pete Rose
So you like this argument that JR and Theo and Andrew subscribe to, but you hate the devaluing of the RBI. And BTW, the run scored I THINK had also been devalued. Not sure on that one.
The stolen base and the bunt have been devalued, reduced, and the hit and run is 99% gone.
And there is no such thing as a "clutch" hitter long term.
Everything returns to the mean
Like it or not, the stats guys who live on probabilities believe the above. Tilt against all the windmills you want, but this is how baseball is managed today and the above is what they will or won't pay for