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Rockies SS Clint Barmes

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who I happened to pick as my NL Roy is hitting .470 this year

 

I dont remember the last time someone had such a high BA this far into April

who I happened to pick as my NL Roy is hitting .470 this year

 

I dont remember the last time someone had such a high BA this far into April

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um...

Barmes isn't a rookie according to MLB rules, therefore he is not eligible for ROTY

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who I happened to pick as my NL Roy is hitting .470 this year

 

I dont remember the last time someone had such a high BA this far into April

753041[/snapback]

um...

Barmes isn't a rookie according to MLB rules, therefore he is not eligible for ROTY

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odd...

 

espn has him as a rookie link

who I happened to pick as my NL Roy is hitting .470 this year

 

I dont remember the last time someone had such a high BA this far into April

753041[/snapback]

um...

Barmes isn't a rookie according to MLB rules, therefore he is not eligible for ROTY

754473[/snapback]

odd...

 

espn has him as a rookie link

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they had Lew Ford as a rookie last year too...

MLB rules state that in order to be considered a rookie, you have to had spent less than 45 days on a ML roster prior to the season...

2004: 35 days

2003: 21 days

totale: 56

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who I happened to pick as my NL Roy is hitting .470 this year

 

I dont remember the last time someone had such a high BA this far into April

753041[/snapback]

um...

Barmes isn't a rookie according to MLB rules, therefore he is not eligible for ROTY

754473[/snapback]

odd...

 

espn has him as a rookie link

754564[/snapback]

they had Lew Ford as a rookie last year too...

MLB rules state that in order to be considered a rookie, you have to had spent less than 45 days on a ML roster prior to the season...

2004: 35 days

2003: 21 days

totale: 56

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it might be 45 days in one year...

 

here is an article on Barmes that says he is a rookie rockies.com

i picked him 23rd overall in a 28 man roster league....he was my pick for NL rookie of the year even before the season started. Now that Nomar is gone, 'CLIT' Barmes tooke over the SS spot....i hope he continues.

i picked him 23rd overall in a 28 man roster league....he was my pick for NL rookie of the year even before the season started. Now that Nomar is gone, 'CLIT' Barmes tooke over the SS spot....i hope he continues.

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Wow same here, after Garciaparra went down i picked up Barmes

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