AndruwHRJones
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jbhofmann said:jondawg04 said:AndruwHRJones said:jondawg04 said:AndruwHRJones said:[quote="Wes":34qzdjic][quote="jbhofmann":34qzdjic]I got laughed at for my Drew Stubbs comparison.
Because it's a horrible comparison.
Why, because Trout is supposed to be a better BA guy? With the way he has looked to date, I think Drew Stubbs is a perfect comparison.
The way he has looked to date? You mean, his huge sample size of 123 ABs? Give me a break. This comparison has absolutely ZERO merit outside of the fact that both have some power and both are fast. Trout strikes out far less, walks far more, and has consistently destroyed Stubbs MiLB stats (and doing it while being 4-5 years younger than Stubbs at each step of the way).
He struck out 30 times, as a 19 year old in the majors, for a 22% K/PA ratio. In the minors he struck out at a 16% K/PA ratio. Stubbs struck out at a 23% clip in the minors and a 29% in the majors (which he didn't break in to til he was 24).
I am not saying Trout's potential is limited to Drew Stubbs. But to date, that is who he reminds me of with a slightly better BA. To say the comparison is ridiculous is in itself ridiculous. If you can't see some of the similarities, you are blind.
Thankfully, you aren't a decision maker for any MLB front office. Just to ask, what similarities are there that I am missing here?
CF? Check.
Fast? Check
White? Check
Everything else? Ummmm............[/quote:34qzdjic]
Don't sit on the sidelines. Give us your comparison.[/quote:34qzdjic]
What do you have trouts HR and SB totals at when he is Stubbs age? My point was that I see Trout becoming a 15-20 HR guy with about 40-45 SB's. Maybe the HR's will go up with age? Will his average be better than Stubbs, yes, the stats show that. I didn't realize a comparison HAD to be 100% stat by stat to be considered reasonable or people would call it ridiculous. I still think the comparison is not ridiculous.