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With the season about a third of the way through, what is the biggest surprise so far.
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What is the biggest surprise so far of the 2009 season
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In order:
- Manny Ramirez being suspended for 50 games due to alleged PED masking[/*:m
wfqx2s4] - David Ortiz' complete meltdown, hitting .197 with a .288 on-base percentage with only 2 homeruns[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Joe Mauer hitting .419 with a .507 on-base percentage, and already with 12 homeruns with a previous high of 13[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Trevor Hoffman dominating at age 41, 15/15 in save opportunities with a 0.00 ERA[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Zack Greinke's dominance, leading the league with a 1.55 ERA[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Russell Branyan, a career .237 hitter, having a breakout season at age 33 hitting .322 with an on-base percentage of .420[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Adrian Gonzalez leading the league in homeruns with 22[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Bryce Harper, age 16, and the amount of hype surrounding him[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- New York Yankees setting a new error-less record of 18 consecutive games[/*:mwfqx2s4]
- Los Angeles Dodgers 39-19 record while being 22-7 at home[/*:mwfqx2s4]
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What about Adam Jones? He's obviously the most improved player with a .350 batting average. He should be one of those in the category!
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excel_B said:
I honestly thought he would blow up this season, so it isn't a shock to me. But it is quite amazing.
prozac4312
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No love for V-Mart's stellar hitting after an injury ridden 08?
Boo!
Boo!
Writein: The Milwaukee Brewers are in first place.
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