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Or can we just attribute his 4 homeruns to spring training? There was a lot of hype surrounding him a few years ago, is he just starting to live up to it?
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28, until July.ThoseBackPages said:isnt he 30 years old now? lol
I only have a ref and a 2003 SP Prospects auto, so I am by no means doing the typical FCB hype then dump selling strategy. Just curious because he seemingly came out of nowhere to have a decent ST so far.craiger122003 said:Rick i hope you do well while you can
I still have my Lotzkar/Beavan stash :evil:
Last year, 7 NL players hit .400 or better in spring training. Included in that list of guys who tore it up in March were Jeremy Reed, David Eckstein, Khalil Greene, and J.J. Hardy. Reed played badly enough that he was non-tendered.
Craig Monroe finished second with 8 spring home runs, followed closely by Travis Ishikawa with seven. It’s even better when you look at the AL leaderboard – the immortal Mike Wilson out-homered all of the junior circuit competition, then forgot how to hit minor league pitching once the season started. Not too far behind Wilson are the immortal trio of Mike Jacobs, Mark Teahen, and Wilson Betemit. Yeah.
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