Dunn is amazing. they could make him free next year and I bet nobody would take him.
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Which player would have the best 2011 card?
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by Roscodog » Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:33 am
[quote:367cc1e36f="TomSiebert"]Dunn is amazing. they could make him free next year and I bet nobody would take him.
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If DUNN repeats the same type of year in 2012 I wonder if he retires or the White Sox just swallow that contract and let him walk. It's not like he's valuable as a defender when he's not hitting.
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If DUNN repeats the same type of year in 2012 I wonder if he retires or the White Sox just swallow that contract and let him walk. It's not like he's valuable as a defender when he's not hitting.
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by qksilver69 » Tue Oct 04, 2011 10:52 am
Dunn's BABIP 80 below his avg for the previous 2 years. I think he'll bounce back some, this year was ridiculous.
Ellsbury's OBP is .376 - not great compared to the league leaders, and pales in comparison to Bautista's .447. Even taking into consideration Ellsbury's D, steals, and position difference, his card should be 10-20% less valuable than Bautista's. I think Bautista has to be the call here.
Ellsbury's OBP is .376 - not great compared to the league leaders, and pales in comparison to Bautista's .447. Even taking into consideration Ellsbury's D, steals, and position difference, his card should be 10-20% less valuable than Bautista's. I think Bautista has to be the call here.
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