July 4, 200422 yr My man Hee Seop Choi is hitting . 278 13 hr's 33 rbi"s ( he would have much more rbi's if there was actually someone on base to drive in ). Also a .402 OBP i might add. When will Jack realize that he needs to be moved up in the lineup. At least hit him 5th can someone please tell me why Conine is in the 5th spot. I dont get it . Choi is hitting .354 the last 30 days and 379 the last 10 games. WAKE UP JACK MOVE UP CHOI IN THE LINEUP !
July 4, 200422 yr asleep at the wheel 439277[/snapback] just like the guy in your signature, according to that new movie
July 4, 200422 yr asleep at the wheel 439277[/snapback] just like the guy in your signature, according to that new movie 439282[/snapback] dood that guy can throw a sick curve ball you are so jealous
July 4, 200422 yr CHoi does need to be moved up in the lineup. Need some answers and what the Marlins have right now is not the answer so switching it up cannot hurt
July 4, 200422 yr asleep at the wheel 439277[/snapback] just like the guy in your signature, according to that new movie 439282[/snapback] dood that guy can throw a sick curve ball you are so jealous 439286[/snapback] :lol thats an awesome sig.
July 4, 200422 yr I dont know why Jack is waiting so long to shake up this line up, how many more 5 hit games does he have to see before he relizes that this lineup cant get it done.
July 4, 200422 yr asleep at the wheel 439277[/snapback] just like the guy in your signature, according to that new movie 439282[/snapback] dood that guy can throw a sick curve ball you are so jealous 439286[/snapback] :lol thats an awesome sig. 439319[/snapback] :thumbup
July 5, 200422 yr Not to bring this up but, after todays game, you may understand why McKeon does not use Choi in certain situations. 3Ks and a weak ground ball that failed to advance a runner from third.
July 5, 200422 yr if choi wants to play he should be able to bat anywhere, not 3rd in the lineup. i dont want to see choi bat third in the line up.
July 5, 200422 yr You would if you valued a player's ability to get on base and produce the least amount of outs.
July 5, 200422 yr the bottom line is if he's as awesome as you people make him out to be, then he can hit anywhere in the lineup and there really shouldn't be an issue. i'd take mckeon's decision over anybody's here.
July 5, 200422 yr the bottom line is if he's as awesome as you people make him out to be, then he can hit anywhere in the lineup and there really shouldn't be an issue. i'd take mckeon's decision over anybody's here. 440578[/snapback] The issue isn't his performance it's the performance of the lineup as a whole. Putting Choi in front of Lowell and Cabrera will give them more opportunities to drive in runs. While giving Choi better pitches to hit.
July 5, 200422 yr Not to bring this up but, after todays game, you may understand why McKeon does not use Choi in certain situations. 3Ks and a weak ground ball that failed to advance a runner from third. 440558[/snapback] And Cabrera doesn't do that on a regular basis?
July 5, 200422 yr the bottom line is if he's as awesome as you people make him out to be, then he can hit anywhere in the lineup and there really shouldn't be an issue. i'd take mckeon's decision over anybody's here. 440578[/snapback] The issue isn't his performance it's the performance of the lineup as a whole. Putting Choi in front of Lowell and Cabrera will give them more opportunities to drive in runs. While giving Choi better pitches to hit. 440593[/snapback] it's also another out, another opportunity for him to screw up with RISP in pierre and castillo, and another out before cabrera & lowell get to bat. choi can bat 5th, at best. he doesn't deserve to bat 3rd, that's for sure.
July 5, 200422 yr don't get me wrong, i'm not anti-choi. i'm just not as high on him as a lot of the people here appear to be.
July 5, 200422 yr the bottom line is if he's as awesome as you people make him out to be, then he can hit anywhere in the lineup and there really shouldn't be an issue. i'd take mckeon's decision over anybody's here. 440578[/snapback] The issue isn't his performance it's the performance of the lineup as a whole. Putting Choi in front of Lowell and Cabrera will give them more opportunities to drive in runs. While giving Choi better pitches to hit. 440593[/snapback] it's also another out, another opportunity for him to screw up with RISP in pierre and castillo, and another out before cabrera & lowell get to bat. choi can bat 5th, at best. he doesn't deserve to bat 3rd, that's for sure. 440619[/snapback] If you get on base, you aren't making outs. Choi is the best on the team at getting on base. It's simple logic. It's not like Cabs is tearing it up with RISP in the 3 hole.
July 5, 200422 yr well then he should be the #1 lead off guy. not in the 3 hole. 440629[/snapback] :huh Why even argue with this guy? Putting him first? This guy will obviously suggest any spot in the lineup for Choi except the 3 hole. He obviously doesn't understand that Choi in front of Lowell/Cabs puts our best OBP in front of the power, thus taking adavntage of the fact that he is on base.
July 5, 200422 yr Choi should bat 5th against righties and he should see play against lefties because I think he'd still pull walks.
July 5, 200422 yr I think we should have VsRHP Juanpy Luiy Choizzle Mikey Cabs VsLHP Juanpy Luiy Cabs Mikey Choizzle
July 5, 200422 yr well then he should be the #1 lead off guy. not in the 3 hole. 440629[/snapback] :huh Why even argue with this guy? Putting him first? This guy will obviously suggest any spot in the lineup for Choi except the 3 hole. He obviously doesn't understand that Choi in front of Lowell/Cabs puts our best OBP in front of the power, thus taking adavntage of the fact that he is on base. 440675[/snapback] you don't even know who you're quoting. you want your lead off hitter on base all the time. and if choi's obp is so high.. why doesn't he bat first? that's the point. got it? pay attention to the convo. i don't want choi anywhere higher than 5.
July 5, 200422 yr well then he should be the #1 lead off guy. not in the 3 hole. 440629[/snapback] :huh Why even argue with this guy? Putting him first? This guy will obviously suggest any spot in the lineup for Choi except the 3 hole. He obviously doesn't understand that Choi in front of Lowell/Cabs puts our best OBP in front of the power, thus taking adavntage of the fact that he is on base. 440675[/snapback] you don't even know who you're quoting. you want your lead off hitter on base all the time. and if choi's obp is so high.. why doesn't he bat first? that's the point. got it? pay attention to the convo. i don't want choi anywhere higher than 5. 440706[/snapback] No Leadoff hitter just doesn't get on base all the time. His job is to create havoc. He gets on base, makes solid contact, and most of all has speed to burn. Hee Seop Choi, while having surprising speed and having amazing baseball knowledge (how about that play on the bunt today? That was nice!), is not a leadoff hitter.
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