Annual Card Speculation Thread
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by Detroit-Tigers » Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:35 am
He just worries me if he does have a card and you got him :shock:
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by worrierking » Sun Sep 24, 2006 12:04 pm
As of right now Scott needs 18 ABs for 200. Is that a 100% black or white cut off point? Or is it a guideline? He'll get 18 ABs.
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by The Turtle » Sun Sep 24, 2006 7:02 pm
i believe they left off Carlos Baerga a few years back with more than 200 AB
I just looked he had 207
I just looked he had 207
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by cummings2 » Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:18 pm
Well there was Quinlan's and Mauer's last year but going through some of the different years, the highest priced cards unhder 200 PAs seem to be around the 5 mil mark. I doubt Scott would go for 5 mil... likely he won't make the cut. :cry:
Nice card though. :wink:
Intrigued by cards like Napoli and Ensberg.
Nice card though. :wink:
Intrigued by cards like Napoli and Ensberg.
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by worrierking » Mon Sep 25, 2006 8:21 am
Napoli's stats look like he could be the secret love child of Mickey Tettleton or Gene Tenace (or both :lol: )
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by Detroit-Tigers » Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:44 am
[quote:38bafac1fa="Worrierking"]As of right now Scott needs 18 ABs for 200. Is that a 100% black or white cut off point? Or is it a guideline? He'll get 18 ABs.[/quote:38bafac1fa]
From my understanding it isn't a black or white cut off point, but a strong guildline. As long as they get 200 and the performance is not out of line with the rest of their career, they would get a card.
E.g. Bonds could get a 14 million card with 200 ABs, they tend to leave out new, unproven guys.
From my understanding it isn't a black or white cut off point, but a strong guildline. As long as they get 200 and the performance is not out of line with the rest of their career, they would get a card.
E.g. Bonds could get a 14 million card with 200 ABs, they tend to leave out new, unproven guys.
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by Detroit-Tigers » Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:50 am
Carlos Baerga | 1Bin 2003 had stats of .343 .396 .464 in 207 ABs with career numbers of .291 .332 .423 and he did not get a card.
Luke Scott has stats of .368 .455 .698 in 182 ABs (so far) with a previous year of .188 .270 .288 in 80 ABs. He has 11 games more to play (figure 44 ABs). 226 ABs is kind of bordenline I think for 1100 + OPS.
Luke Scott has stats of .368 .455 .698 in 182 ABs (so far) with a previous year of .188 .270 .288 in 80 ABs. He has 11 games more to play (figure 44 ABs). 226 ABs is kind of bordenline I think for 1100 + OPS.
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