Contemplating about and ruminating on mid-season moves ... curious if anyone has used Dead-Arm Dellucci in the field, in a pitcher's park.
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Anyone use Dellucci in a pitcher's park?
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Anyone use Dellucci in a pitcher's park?
by Rant » Thu Jul 20, 2006 5:33 pm
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by durantjerry » Thu Jul 20, 2006 6:22 pm
He would seem to be one of the worst possible choices unless there are unusual circumstances, like every other team is in US Cell.
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by Rant » Fri Jul 21, 2006 8:07 am
It does seem counterintuitive. And the reason why I won't likely be playing him.
Certainly wouldn't get max value from his card, but (in a platoon) his OBP is good and he has 5.805 home runs chances on his right side.
In Petco against righties his card plays out to:
83 AB
17.25 H
1.8 2B
1.5 3B
10 HR
23 BB
2 HBP
0.208 BA
0.391 OBP
0.627 SLG
1.018 OPS
8.36 RC/27
10.71BR
His fielding would stink up the joint though, and he'd likely wind up batting about .100 all told.
Certainly wouldn't get max value from his card, but (in a platoon) his OBP is good and he has 5.805 home runs chances on his right side.
In Petco against righties his card plays out to:
83 AB
17.25 H
1.8 2B
1.5 3B
10 HR
23 BB
2 HBP
0.208 BA
0.391 OBP
0.627 SLG
1.018 OPS
8.36 RC/27
10.71BR
His fielding would stink up the joint though, and he'd likely wind up batting about .100 all told.
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by bleacher_creature » Fri Jul 21, 2006 1:55 pm
[quote:8e050c9c0a="durantjerry"]He would seem to be one of the worst possible choices unless there are unusual circumstances, like every other team is in US Cell.[/quote:8e050c9c0a]
I've been tempted to put him on a team, but haven't been able to bring myself to do it.
What's funny is that if he were a +2 arm, we wouldn't even be talking about this.
Weak arms come into play much more often in CF as you know. For those who don't know, there is a -2 adjustment that takes place on throws to 3rd from LF. So a 1-11 runner would be a 1-12 on a SINGLE (LF), going from 1st to 3rd.
However, a 1-11 would be a 1-16 on a SINGLE (LF) with two out, and a play at the plate (2 out adjustment = +2). Yet, a +2 LF arm would be a 1-15 in the same situation.
I've been tempted to put him on a team, but haven't been able to bring myself to do it.
What's funny is that if he were a +2 arm, we wouldn't even be talking about this.
Weak arms come into play much more often in CF as you know. For those who don't know, there is a -2 adjustment that takes place on throws to 3rd from LF. So a 1-11 runner would be a 1-12 on a SINGLE (LF), going from 1st to 3rd.
However, a 1-11 would be a 1-16 on a SINGLE (LF) with two out, and a play at the plate (2 out adjustment = +2). Yet, a +2 LF arm would be a 1-15 in the same situation.
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by GREGRASHEED » Thu Aug 03, 2006 2:11 pm
I had him in RFK...15 hrs 36 rbi .214 BA .348 OBA In other words, DON'T DO IT!!!
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