Owens and Cabrera are Pods and Erstad repackaged
| Darin Erstad's 2001-2006 line | .272/.324/.373 |
| Scott Podsednik's 2003-2006 line | .276/.342/.378 |
| Orlando Cabrera's Career batting line | .273/.321/.403 |
| Jerry Owens' minor league line | .295/.362/.368 |
| Jerry Owens' AAA line | .270/.341/.353 |
| Jerry Owens' major league line | .268/.324/.315 |
On that very same day, I was finally coming to the realization that the Sox weren't going to be a good team. It shouldn't have taken that long, but I liked the way Williams constructed the bullpen and thought (naively) that Erstad was brought on to be a 4th outfielder. I was blinded by hope and the belief that things would work themselves out in spring training.
After the debacle of last season, I vowed that I wouldn't sit around and wait to see how things worked out in spring to speak up. It's 2 AM Saturday morning, so I'll just let the headline and accompanying chart speak for me.
"We're going to give this kid a shot and hopefully he looks good."
Discuss among yourselves.
- Jim's Game 3 videos: Buehrle, Owens vs. Quentin, Recap.
- Sickels "Gut Feeling" 2008 Lasting Milledge projection: .315/.363/.478.
- Jonathan Hale looks at hitters and pitcher performances in cold weather. The study was commissioned by the Greg Walker foundation!
- Joe Sheehan: Locational Run Values (hat-tip Tango).
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