Post by jiant2520 on Nov 11, 2017 12:34:16 GMT -5
Player 1 averages 128 games per year, 31 doubles, 32 HRs, 89 RBIs, .285 BA, .386 OBP, .515 SLG.
Player 2 averages 127 games per year, 37 doubles, 29 HRs, 86 RBIs, .279 BA, .329 OBP, .476 SLG.
Player 3 averages 123 games per year, 33 doubles, 44 HRs, 110 RBIs, .268 BA, .360 OBP, .554 SLG.
Here are their splits:
Player 1 slashes .261/.347/.436 vs lefties and .295/.403/.549 vs righties.
Player 2 slashes .281/.331/.461 vs lefties and .278/.328/.482 vs righties.
Player 3 slashes .293/.393/.632 vs lefties and .261/.350/.532 vs righties.
Who are they?
Huge hint....
Player 1 and 2 are 25yrs old and will be free agents next year, probably commanding contracts in the 10-12 year range for $300-400 million.
Player 3 is 28yrs old and under contract now for 10/295.... he will have 9/270 left next offseason when player 1 and 2 hit free agency.
I just thought a comparison was worth a look... I keep hearing how player three is injury prone, but these three seem similar in that regard.
A few key points that are not mentioned above:
Player 3 would require a trade, hence we lose prospects/players to obtain him.
Players 1 and 3 are corner OFs, but player 2 is a 3B/SS, so his numbers, relative to his position, should be considered.
Lastly, player 1 and 3 (3 is a bit better) are about zero war defensively and player 2 is an elite defender.
Thank you.
Player 2 averages 127 games per year, 37 doubles, 29 HRs, 86 RBIs, .279 BA, .329 OBP, .476 SLG.
Player 3 averages 123 games per year, 33 doubles, 44 HRs, 110 RBIs, .268 BA, .360 OBP, .554 SLG.
Here are their splits:
Player 1 slashes .261/.347/.436 vs lefties and .295/.403/.549 vs righties.
Player 2 slashes .281/.331/.461 vs lefties and .278/.328/.482 vs righties.
Player 3 slashes .293/.393/.632 vs lefties and .261/.350/.532 vs righties.
Who are they?
Huge hint....
Player 1 and 2 are 25yrs old and will be free agents next year, probably commanding contracts in the 10-12 year range for $300-400 million.
Player 3 is 28yrs old and under contract now for 10/295.... he will have 9/270 left next offseason when player 1 and 2 hit free agency.
I just thought a comparison was worth a look... I keep hearing how player three is injury prone, but these three seem similar in that regard.
A few key points that are not mentioned above:
Player 3 would require a trade, hence we lose prospects/players to obtain him.
Players 1 and 3 are corner OFs, but player 2 is a 3B/SS, so his numbers, relative to his position, should be considered.
Lastly, player 1 and 3 (3 is a bit better) are about zero war defensively and player 2 is an elite defender.
Thank you.
