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Has anyone seen him go above it?

Here he is for me so far:

212 AB - .160 .231 .363 with 11 jacks and 33 driven in.

AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS E BA OBP SLG

229 45 69 23 1 15 36 20 30 4 0 0 .301 .366 .607

in PNC

My impression on seeing his card was that he wouldn't be too good outside of a power/LH park. He only hit .276 and if he loses the two # HR's vs RHP's, there is not a lot left.

In my league he is dreadful. You hit it on the head, he's in Fenway so his BP homers are neutralized. Overpriced outside of his defense IMO.

56 215 27 40 14 1 2 20 13 36 2 1 .186 .249

At PNC through 108 games:

McClouth 350 AB, 30 2b, 12 HR, .260 (BA), .343 (OBP)

some said:[quote:e11bdf2217]My impression on seeing his card was that he wouldn't be too good outside of a power/LH park. He only hit .276 and if he loses the two # HR's vs RHP's, there is not a lot left.[/quote:e11bdf2217]


He may not be a pitcher's park player, but part of what you are paying for in McClouth is the defense, and the speed. And a 1 in CF is nothing to shake a stick at. He is still a top 10 CF in ANY park. Although I must admit that he has not done great for me, but 2/3 of one season is not a huge sample. Sizemore had plenty of .230 to .240 batting averages in leagues last year. And he is cheaper than Sizemore was last year.

The fact that he is a "1" guarrantees him to be a top 10 CF, as when I miss my CF pick, there is not much left. He might be the B Phillips of last year. That is, good player, but only to be used in hitting parks if you want you $$$$ woirth offensively.