McLouth vs the mendoza line

[LoopsandRolls]

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.

[thisisray]

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

[durantjerry]

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.

[askaufman]

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

[Siberian Knights]

At PNC through 108 games:

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

[RICHARDMILTER]

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.

[durantjerry]

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.