[quote:262dec00cc="Ninersphan"][quote:262dec00cc="Jerlins"]Aww, nothing against ya Splinter, but while all the hype goes to Heyward, I have the true rookie stud just waiting for an opening in Florida.[/quote:262dec00cc]
Ahh NOW I understand, not sure I agree. Most things I've read may have them equeal as hitters, but my understanding is that Stanton is a little more defensivly challenged than Mr. Heyward. YMMV[/quote:262dec00cc]
Ok help me out here. I know i asked before, but I searched everywhere for your answer. What the heck is YMMV?????? I promise I won't ask a 3rd time.
On the Heyward VS Stanton comparison, depends on who you read. Both Scoutingbook.com and MLB.com rate Stanton very highly in defense, suggesting a move to CF is not out of the question. But hey, they both have the potential to be the next decade's superstars. Wish I had them both.
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1st don't want this to get bumped off the last page
by Ninersphan » Mon Mar 15, 2010 8:49 pm
1 rated SS and leadoff card
[b:74b5eed336]Jason Bartlett[/b:74b5eed336] can be had in the right offer...
Looking for:
2b
Lf
SP
Back up 3b
and/or high draft picks...
Send pm's :D
[b:74b5eed336]Jason Bartlett[/b:74b5eed336] can be had in the right offer...
Looking for:
2b
Lf
SP
Back up 3b
and/or high draft picks...
Send pm's :D
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Second here you go...
by Ninersphan » Mon Mar 15, 2010 8:51 pm
[quote:5079f25755="Jerlins"][quote:5079f25755="Ninersphan"][quote:5079f25755="Jerlins"]Aww, nothing against ya Splinter, but while all the hype goes to Heyward, I have the true rookie stud just waiting for an opening in Florida.[/quote:5079f25755]
Ahh NOW I understand, not sure I agree. Most things I've read may have them equeal as hitters, but my understanding is that Stanton is a little more defensivly challenged than Mr. Heyward. YMMV[/quote:5079f25755]
Ok help me out here. I know i asked before, but I searched everywhere for your answer. What the heck is YMMV?????? I promise I won't ask a 3rd time.
On the Heyward VS Stanton comparison, depends on who you read. Both Scoutingbook.com and MLB.com rate Stanton very highly in defense, suggesting a move to CF is not out of the question. But hey, they both have the potential to be the next decade's superstars. Wish I had them both.[/quote:5079f25755]
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Ahh NOW I understand, not sure I agree. Most things I've read may have them equeal as hitters, but my understanding is that Stanton is a little more defensivly challenged than Mr. Heyward. YMMV[/quote:5079f25755]
Ok help me out here. I know i asked before, but I searched everywhere for your answer. What the heck is YMMV?????? I promise I won't ask a 3rd time.
On the Heyward VS Stanton comparison, depends on who you read. Both Scoutingbook.com and MLB.com rate Stanton very highly in defense, suggesting a move to CF is not out of the question. But hey, they both have the potential to be the next decade's superstars. Wish I had them both.[/quote:5079f25755]
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by nythawk129921 » Tue Mar 16, 2010 9:45 am
[quote:6c5aebc706="Jerlins"][quote:6c5aebc706="Ninersphan"][quote:6c5aebc706="Jerlins"]Aww, nothing against ya Splinter, but while all the hype goes to Heyward, I have the true rookie stud just waiting for an opening in Florida.[/quote:6c5aebc706]
Ahh NOW I understand, not sure I agree. Most things I've read may have them equeal as hitters, but my understanding is that Stanton is a little more defensivly challenged than Mr. Heyward. YMMV[/quote:6c5aebc706]
Ok help me out here. I know i asked before, but I searched everywhere for your answer. What the heck is YMMV?????? I promise I won't ask a 3rd time.
On the Heyward VS Stanton comparison, depends on who you read. Both Scoutingbook.com and MLB.com rate Stanton very highly in defense, suggesting a move to CF is not out of the question. But hey, they both have the potential to be the next decade's superstars. [b:6c5aebc706]Wish I had them both.[/quote:6c5aebc706][/b:6c5aebc706]
Yeah like that is going to happen.I watched Heyward when he was playing for McDonough H.S. and he is a beast.I love Stanton as well and[b:6c5aebc706] I wish I had both[/b:6c5aebc706] :lol: :wink:
Ahh NOW I understand, not sure I agree. Most things I've read may have them equeal as hitters, but my understanding is that Stanton is a little more defensivly challenged than Mr. Heyward. YMMV[/quote:6c5aebc706]
Ok help me out here. I know i asked before, but I searched everywhere for your answer. What the heck is YMMV?????? I promise I won't ask a 3rd time.
On the Heyward VS Stanton comparison, depends on who you read. Both Scoutingbook.com and MLB.com rate Stanton very highly in defense, suggesting a move to CF is not out of the question. But hey, they both have the potential to be the next decade's superstars. [b:6c5aebc706]Wish I had them both.[/quote:6c5aebc706][/b:6c5aebc706]
Yeah like that is going to happen.I watched Heyward when he was playing for McDonough H.S. and he is a beast.I love Stanton as well and[b:6c5aebc706] I wish I had both[/b:6c5aebc706] :lol: :wink:
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by the splinter » Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:20 pm
question is...
are either of you willing to include these "prospects" in a deal for an established 30+ HR hitting player with many years left in their career?
are either of you willing to include these "prospects" in a deal for an established 30+ HR hitting player with many years left in their career?
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by nythawk129921 » Wed Mar 17, 2010 6:43 am
[quote:2f6d390633="the splinter"]question is...
are either of you willing to include these "prospects" in a deal for an established 30+ HR hitting player with many years left in their career?[/quote:2f6d390633]
Not if his name is Werth :) .I would want someone who has a little more balance both ways or at least be slanted more toward RH pitching than the LH pitching :wink:Now if his name is Utley or Wright lets talk :lol:
are either of you willing to include these "prospects" in a deal for an established 30+ HR hitting player with many years left in their career?[/quote:2f6d390633]
Not if his name is Werth :) .I would want someone who has a little more balance both ways or at least be slanted more toward RH pitching than the LH pitching :wink:Now if his name is Utley or Wright lets talk :lol:
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