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Post by diehardmetsfan on Feb 7, 2007 20:12:01 GMT -5
yes...im gonna hafta go with jose reyes on that 1... |
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Post by jtcorbeil on Feb 7, 2007 20:19:12 GMT -5
okay you want to go in that direction
i counter with Robinson Cano
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Post by jtcorbeil on Feb 7, 2007 20:20:55 GMT -5
reyes=speed
cano=average
it levels off they are two very good young players
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Post by diehardmetsfan on Feb 7, 2007 20:23:53 GMT -5
reyes=speed cano=average it levels off they are two very good young players reyes has average too...and power, defense, etc. |
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Post by seaver41 on Feb 7, 2007 20:26:09 GMT -5
I'm going with my man Jose Reyes. He is definitely one of the best shortstops in baseball right now (definitely the best in New York  . Despite the injury concerns he had years ago, he has stayed healthy and been free of major injuries (only one this year was the banged up pinky). He has stole 154 bases in a league with great defensive catchers. The past 2 seasons he has exceeded 60. Not only is his speed improving, but so is his hitting. He finished with a .300 average and .354 OBP, a full 27 and 54 pt improvement over last year, respectively. He also has an impressive SLG with .487. He was 1 HR and 3 3B's of becoming the second player in history and first player in almost 50 years to achieve 20 doubles, 20 triples, 20 home runs, and 20 stolen bases. The last player to do that was Willie Mays in 1957. He has shown great promise with his speed and will definitely become more patient at the plate to improve his average and OBP. Not only does he put up great numbers, but he is a great influence in the clubhouse. He creates unique high-fives with his team mates and is always wearing a smile in the dugout. He is one his way to becoming a great player on and off the field and is one of the most exciting players to watch in baseball. |
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Post by jtcorbeil on Feb 7, 2007 20:26:10 GMT -5
42 point difference in average
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Post by seaver41 on Feb 7, 2007 20:28:12 GMT -5
Reyes had 165 more ABs than Cano. That's why Cano looks like the better contact hitter.
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Post by diehardmetsfan on Feb 7, 2007 20:29:21 GMT -5
42 point difference in average im pretty sure .273 to .300 is 27 points... |
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Post by diehardmetsfan on Feb 7, 2007 20:30:55 GMT -5
I'm going with my man Jose Reyes. He is definitely one of the best shortstops in baseball right now (definitely the best in New York . Despite the injury concerns he had years ago, he has stayed healthy and been free of major injuries (only one this year was the banged up pinky). He has stole 154 bases in a league with great defensive catchers. The past 2 seasons he has exceeded 60. Not only is his speed improving, but so is his hitting. He finished with a .300 average and .354 OBP, a full 27 and 54 pt improvement over last year, respectively. He also has an impressive SLG with .487. He was 1 HR and 3 3B's of becoming the second player in history and first player in almost 50 years to achieve 20 doubles, 20 triples, 20 home runs, and 20 stolen bases. The last player to do that was Willie Mays in 1957. He has shown great promise with his speed and will definitely become more patient at the plate to improve his average and OBP. Not only does he put up great numbers, but he is a great influence in the clubhouse. He creates unique high-fives with his team mates and is always wearing a smile in the dugout. He is one his way to becoming a great player on and off the field and is one of the most exciting players to watch in baseball. also, it's not just us that thinks he's this good...if u read my fantasy baseball post in the MLB thread, you'll see what i'm talking about... |
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Post by seaver41 on Feb 7, 2007 20:35:32 GMT -5
I saw it. He's the #1 Shorstop and #2 out of Top 100.
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Post by diehardmetsfan on Feb 7, 2007 20:37:23 GMT -5
I saw it. He's the #1 Shorstop and #2 out of Top 100. exactly...finally gettin the respect he deserves |
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Post by jtcorbeil on Feb 7, 2007 20:39:42 GMT -5
he is an awesome player thats for sure, nice jeter diss, best shortstop in new york...lol
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Post by diehardmetsfan on Feb 7, 2007 20:40:39 GMT -5
he is an awesome player thats for sure, nice jeter diss, best shortstop in new york...lol ur confusing the hell out of me, what team do u like? |
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Post by jtcorbeil on Feb 7, 2007 20:56:16 GMT -5
seaver 41 said reyes is the best shortstop in new york and i said that was a nice jeter diss, whats my favorite team? I like the Jays and Rockies.
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Post by Josh on Feb 8, 2007 14:57:54 GMT -5
Guys, please don't have conversations in this thread.
You know what it's for.
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. Despite the injury concerns he had years ago, he has stayed healthy and been free of major injuries (only one this year was the banged up pinky). He has stole 154 bases in a league with great defensive catchers. The past 2 seasons he has exceeded 60. Not only is his speed improving, but so is his hitting. He finished with a .300 average and .354 OBP, a full 27 and 54 pt improvement over last year, respectively. He also has an impressive SLG with .487. He was 1 HR and 3 3B's of becoming the second player in history and first player in almost 50 years to achieve 20 doubles, 20 triples, 20 home runs, and 20 stolen bases. The last player to do that was Willie Mays in 1957. He has shown great promise with his speed and will definitely become more patient at the plate to improve his average and OBP. Not only does he put up great numbers, but he is a great influence in the clubhouse. He creates unique high-fives with his team mates and is always wearing a smile in the dugout. He is one his way to becoming a great player on and off the field and is one of the most exciting players to watch in baseball.
