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Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
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ALL_THE_HYPE said:Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
pigskincardboard said:ALL_THE_HYPE said:Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
Speaking of Morneau, what puts Cabrera ahead of him? I think it's pretty clear that Morneau's BABIP will regress but if we're just judging the numbers, Morneau is having a better season. I'm sure Cano's got his fair share of regression to undergo as well but everyone always has that random outlier year.
With that said, 3 incredibly hitters and I think Cabrera finishes up with the best numbers by a smidgen.
KOBEARODLT said:pigskincardboard said:ALL_THE_HYPE said:Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
Speaking of Morneau, what puts Cabrera ahead of him? I think it's pretty clear that Morneau's BABIP will regress but if we're just judging the numbers, Morneau is having a better season. I'm sure Cano's got his fair share of regression to undergo as well but everyone always has that random outlier year.
With that said, 3 incredibly hitters and I think Cabrera finishes up with the best numbers by a smidgen.
6 more hrs and 13 more rbi's i would say puts him ahead of morneau, and morneau will end the season right around 300 and maybe lower in average considering his career avg is 285..
MorneauMVP33 said:The difference is 5 HR and 10 RBI by the way...and the discussion is not talking about where Morneau may or may not end the season or career numbers, it's this season, and so far this season, Morneau is the best hitter in baseball with a few others close behind him.
MorneauMVP33 said:KOBEARODLT said:pigskincardboard said:ALL_THE_HYPE said:Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
Speaking of Morneau, what puts Cabrera ahead of him? I think it's pretty clear that Morneau's BABIP will regress but if we're just judging the numbers, Morneau is having a better season. I'm sure Cano's got his fair share of regression to undergo as well but everyone always has that random outlier year.
With that said, 3 incredibly hitters and I think Cabrera finishes up with the best numbers by a smidgen.
6 more hrs and 13 more rbi's i would say puts him ahead of morneau, and morneau will end the season right around 300 and maybe lower in average considering his career avg is 285..
The difference is 5 HR and 10 RBI by the way...and the discussion is not talking about where Morneau may or may not end the season or career numbers, it's this season, and so far this season, Morneau is the best hitter in baseball with a few others close behind him.
KOBEARODLT said:im pretty sure its 13 and 6 man, i just looked on espn...and how is morneau a better hitter than triple crown contender?
also, i would take cano ahead of morneau as well
MorneauMVP33 said:KOBEARODLT said:pigskincardboard said:ALL_THE_HYPE said:Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
Speaking of Morneau, what puts Cabrera ahead of him? I think it's pretty clear that Morneau's BABIP will regress but if we're just judging the numbers, Morneau is having a better season. I'm sure Cano's got his fair share of regression to undergo as well but everyone always has that random outlier year.
With that said, 3 incredibly hitters and I think Cabrera finishes up with the best numbers by a smidgen.
6 more hrs and 13 more rbi's i would say puts him ahead of morneau, and morneau will end the season right around 300 and maybe lower in average considering his career avg is 285..
The difference is 5 HR and 10 RBI by the way...and the discussion is not talking about where Morneau may or may not end the season or career numbers, it's this season, and so far this season, Morneau is the best hitter in baseball with a few others close behind him.
LLWesMan said:Cano is right there with him.
MorneauMVP33 said:KOBEARODLT said:im pretty sure its 13 and 6 man, i just looked on espn...and how is morneau a better hitter than triple crown contender?
also, i would take cano ahead of morneau as well
MorneauMVP33 said:KOBEARODLT said:pigskincardboard said:[quote="ALL_THE_HYPE":2b6edr4p]Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
Speaking of Morneau, what puts Cabrera ahead of him? I think it's pretty clear that Morneau's BABIP will regress but if we're just judging the numbers, Morneau is having a better season. I'm sure Cano's got his fair share of regression to undergo as well but everyone always has that random outlier year.
With that said, 3 incredibly hitters and I think Cabrera finishes up with the best numbers by a smidgen.
6 more hrs and 13 more rbi's i would say puts him ahead of morneau, and morneau will end the season right around 300 and maybe lower in average considering his career avg is 285..
The difference is 5 HR and 10 RBI by the way...and the discussion is not talking about where Morneau may or may not end the season or career numbers, it's this season, and so far this season, Morneau is the best hitter in baseball with a few others close behind him.
MorneauMVP33 said:KOBEARODLT said:im pretty sure its 13 and 6 man, i just looked on espn...and how is morneau a better hitter than triple crown contender?
also, i would take cano ahead of morneau as well
MorneauMVP33 said:KOBEARODLT said:pigskincardboard said:[quote="ALL_THE_HYPE":1244o0wt]Which makes it very sad to see him in third place for All Star voting.
At least Morneau passed Teixeira for the 1B lead.
Speaking of Morneau, what puts Cabrera ahead of him? I think it's pretty clear that Morneau's BABIP will regress but if we're just judging the numbers, Morneau is having a better season. I'm sure Cano's got his fair share of regression to undergo as well but everyone always has that random outlier year.
With that said, 3 incredibly hitters and I think Cabrera finishes up with the best numbers by a smidgen.
6 more hrs and 13 more rbi's i would say puts him ahead of morneau, and morneau will end the season right around 300 and maybe lower in average considering his career avg is 285..
The difference is 5 HR and 10 RBI by the way...and the discussion is not talking about where Morneau may or may not end the season or career numbers, it's this season, and so far this season, Morneau is the best hitter in baseball with a few others close behind him.
darocker80 said:Cano for MVP