[b:7df32e7f05]EDIT, Dec. 15, by bernieh:[/b:7df32e7f05]
The full 2011 fielding ratings preview has been posted on Strat-O-Matic's official site [b:7df32e7f05][url=http://www.strat-o-matic.com/community/announcements/2011-baseball-range-ratings-preview-updated-121411]here[/url][/b:7df32e7f05].
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[i:7df32e7f05]Original post[/i:7df32e7f05]
If anyone knows how to tweet, a sneak preview of fielding ratings will be [url=https://twitter.com/StratOMatic]here[/url].
I don't use Twitter, so perhaps someone can post ratings on this message board. :lol:
2011 Fielding Ratings preview
2011 Fielding Ratings preview
by The Biomechanical Man » Fri Dec 02, 2011 11:50 am
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by wavygravy2k » Fri Dec 02, 2011 1:44 pm
They now protected their tweets. That's typical.
[quote:2a54c4042f]Only confirmed followers have access to @stratomatic's Tweets and complete profile. You need to send a request before you can start following this account.[/quote:2a54c4042f]
[quote:2a54c4042f]Only confirmed followers have access to @stratomatic's Tweets and complete profile. You need to send a request before you can start following this account.[/quote:2a54c4042f]
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by bernieh » Mon Dec 05, 2011 4:47 pm
I noticed that. I think that's weird too. I guess they could be doing it to make sure you follow the account, as opposed to just viewing the previews and then moving on... but IMO that's not the best way to market. I'll say something to them about it.
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by The Turtle » Tue Dec 06, 2011 1:21 am
OAKLAND: Coco Crisp a 2 in CF and Cliff Pennington a 2 at SS. That will be all for tonight... more ratings to be unveiled tomorrow!
NYY: Curtis Granderson gets a 2 in CF and "Don't Ya Know" Robbie Cano keep his 1 rating at 2B
MINNESOTA: Denard Span goes back to a 2 in CF and Michael Cuddyer is a 3 in RF
LAA: Peter Bourjos earns a 1 in CF and Torii Hunter gets a 2 in both RF and CF
KANSAS CITY: Eric Hosmer starts his young, promising career with a 2 rating at 1B and Melky Cabrera gets a 2/3/3 in LF/CF/RF
DETROIT: Delmon Young receives a 3 in LF, Magglio Ordonez falls from a 3 to a 5 in RF for the 2011 ALCS runner ups
CLEVELAND: Asdrubal Cabrera gets a 2 at SS and Matt LaPorta a 4 at 1B
CHICAGO (AL): Gordon Beckham moves up to a 2 at 2B, Carlos Quentin drops to a 5 in RF
BOSTON: Kevin Youkilis holds a 3 at 3B, Jacoby Ellsbury regains a 1 in CF
BALTIMORE Mark Reynolds falls to a 5 at 3B. Nick Markakis is a 1 in RF as always.
NYY: Curtis Granderson gets a 2 in CF and "Don't Ya Know" Robbie Cano keep his 1 rating at 2B
MINNESOTA: Denard Span goes back to a 2 in CF and Michael Cuddyer is a 3 in RF
LAA: Peter Bourjos earns a 1 in CF and Torii Hunter gets a 2 in both RF and CF
KANSAS CITY: Eric Hosmer starts his young, promising career with a 2 rating at 1B and Melky Cabrera gets a 2/3/3 in LF/CF/RF
DETROIT: Delmon Young receives a 3 in LF, Magglio Ordonez falls from a 3 to a 5 in RF for the 2011 ALCS runner ups
CLEVELAND: Asdrubal Cabrera gets a 2 at SS and Matt LaPorta a 4 at 1B
CHICAGO (AL): Gordon Beckham moves up to a 2 at 2B, Carlos Quentin drops to a 5 in RF
BOSTON: Kevin Youkilis holds a 3 at 3B, Jacoby Ellsbury regains a 1 in CF
BALTIMORE Mark Reynolds falls to a 5 at 3B. Nick Markakis is a 1 in RF as always.
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by The Turtle » Wed Dec 07, 2011 4:22 am
FLORIDA: Hanley Ramirez, in what COULD be his last season as a regular SS, gets a 3. Omar Infante moves to a 2 as everyday 2B
COLORADO: Seth Smith receives a 4 in LF/RF, Mark Ellis remains a 2 as always at 2B
CINCINNATI: Drew Stubbs gets a 2 in CF, Paul Janish a 2 at SS
CHC: Alfonso Soriano is a 5 in LF, Aramis Ramirez a 4 at 3B
ATLANTA: Alex Gonzalez receives a 2 at SS, Freddie Freeman a 2 at 1B in his first full season
ARIZONA. Ryan Roberts gets a 3 at 3B and the Gold Glover Gerardo Parra earns a 1 in LF
TORONTO: Adam Lind improves from a 5 last year to a 3 this year at 1B. Rajai Davis will be a 2 in the OF.
TEXAS: Nelson Cruz gets a 3 in the corner OF spots, despite his postseason blunders (2 Basic Rating for RF), Ian Kinsler stays a 2 at 2B
TAMPA BAY: Casey Kotchman keep his 1 at 1B. Johnny Damon a 5 at both 1B and LF
SEATTLE: For the first time in his career, Ichiro will NOT be a 1. He gets a 2 in RF this year. Franklin Gutierrez receives a 1 in CF
COLORADO: Seth Smith receives a 4 in LF/RF, Mark Ellis remains a 2 as always at 2B
CINCINNATI: Drew Stubbs gets a 2 in CF, Paul Janish a 2 at SS
CHC: Alfonso Soriano is a 5 in LF, Aramis Ramirez a 4 at 3B
ATLANTA: Alex Gonzalez receives a 2 at SS, Freddie Freeman a 2 at 1B in his first full season
ARIZONA. Ryan Roberts gets a 3 at 3B and the Gold Glover Gerardo Parra earns a 1 in LF
TORONTO: Adam Lind improves from a 5 last year to a 3 this year at 1B. Rajai Davis will be a 2 in the OF.
TEXAS: Nelson Cruz gets a 3 in the corner OF spots, despite his postseason blunders (2 Basic Rating for RF), Ian Kinsler stays a 2 at 2B
TAMPA BAY: Casey Kotchman keep his 1 at 1B. Johnny Damon a 5 at both 1B and LF
SEATTLE: For the first time in his career, Ichiro will NOT be a 1. He gets a 2 in RF this year. Franklin Gutierrez receives a 1 in CF
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by apolivka » Wed Dec 07, 2011 9:18 am
I don't think I saw a single Seattle game this year, but I guess I'm surprised that Ichiro was dropped to a 2. Has he just "dropped off" or did he have some sort of injury or something? Looks like his offense was way down too.
Having watched a ton of Cubs games the past few years, I think they need a new number for Alfonso Soriano--a 6. It's when most normal fly balls to left, even off the hitters cards, can become singles or doubles due to basic inattention. It's like he just stands there until the ball drops, and then goes and gets it with all the "hustle" of me walking out to my mailbox to retrieve the junk mail...
Having watched a ton of Cubs games the past few years, I think they need a new number for Alfonso Soriano--a 6. It's when most normal fly balls to left, even off the hitters cards, can become singles or doubles due to basic inattention. It's like he just stands there until the ball drops, and then goes and gets it with all the "hustle" of me walking out to my mailbox to retrieve the junk mail...
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by Mr Baseball World » Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:59 am
Balls are much easier to field after they stop moving........just enhancing his chances for successfully fielding the ball. :lol:
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by coyote303 » Wed Dec 07, 2011 12:41 pm
[quote:ba4324412e="Mr. Baseball World"]Balls are much easier to field after they stop moving........just enhancing his chances for successfully fielding the ball. :lol:[/quote:ba4324412e]
lol!
If I have to play any outfield next year in softball, I see my fielding percentage going way up. Thanks for the tip!
lol!
If I have to play any outfield next year in softball, I see my fielding percentage going way up. Thanks for the tip!
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by Jake Squid » Wed Dec 07, 2011 4:03 pm
[quote:7bf6db1d8c]I don't think I saw a single Seattle game this year, but I guess I'm surprised that Ichiro was dropped to a 2. Has he just "dropped off" or did he have some sort of injury or something?[/quote:7bf6db1d8c]
His range dropped noticeably last year and he made a bunch of uncharacteristic misplays early on in the season. His hitting fade was largely due to reduced BABIP. He may just have had a very unlucky season in terms of offense.
His range dropped noticeably last year and he made a bunch of uncharacteristic misplays early on in the season. His hitting fade was largely due to reduced BABIP. He may just have had a very unlucky season in terms of offense.
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