May 26, 200422 yr He's usually at the plate with 1 or 2 outs. I don't remember when was the last time he hit lead-off. After looking at some of the numbers, I saw that Choi has 12 of his walks hitting 6th. Now, it's true that he's shown great patience, but look who usually follows him. Alex Gonzalez, Ramon Castro, and then the pitcher. Maybe it's just me, but I think sometimes people don't want to give Choi anything to hit because he can take them deep and if he does walk, it's not like he's fast so a double play will be pretty easy. Discuss... EDIT: Before anyone calls me a hater, I'm not. I love the walks but I'd like to see Hee Seop swing the bat once in a while.
May 26, 200422 yr No, I love when Choi gets on base. It just doesn't metter if he reaches base when AGon and Castro hit after him. They suck!
May 26, 200422 yr His job is to take the Walk whenever he can, let's remember he is hitting less than .250. Not his fault that Gonzo, Conine and Castro are sucking at it.
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