April 18, 200620 yr Why do we waste time with this big oaf juice ball??? Obviously he can't cut it in "The Show". He has been up like 7 times with the Nats and hasn't done a damn thing. Little or Kinkade would have been a 10 times better move than this roid freak. Edy
April 18, 200620 yr Very enlightening post. Thanks for your contribution. Looking forward to reading your next "pearl of wisdom" :thumbup
April 18, 200620 yr Cepicky is not a major leaguer. I will agree with him. However, he is a better hitter than Aguila, Reed, and Abercrombie right now.
April 18, 200620 yr He's never been given a shot to prove his worth as a starter. He's Aguila without the speed to be handed a bench role. From what I've seen, he could be a solid player if he got starts.
April 18, 200620 yr i would of preferred to of seen kinkade brought up...i saw him play in spring training and he looked good.
April 18, 200620 yr He really can't play any worse than Abercrombie & Fitch have so far, so yeah--anything over a .100 average would be fine at this point.
April 18, 200620 yr Can Cepicky play RF? He can play left. He proved this last night. He made some nice plays in LF during ST as well.
April 18, 200620 yr Very enlightening post. Thanks for your contribution. Looking forward to reading your next "pearl of wisdom" :thumbup :notworthy :notworthy Just give him a shot. :thumbup
April 18, 200620 yr Reed is Master watch and learn what we all know already maybe this site being featured in the miami herald wasnt such a good idea after all
April 18, 200620 yr Reed is Master watch and learn what we all know already maybe this site being featured in the miami herald wasnt such a good idea after all Once Hermida returns, there is a good chance that Aguila could see more work in center field. Manager Joe Girardi recently said that Aguila could see work at all three outfield spots. Reed is the fastest player on the team, and he's the club's best defensive outfielder
April 19, 200620 yr btw, lol at all those out there in mb land who actually thought reggie abercrombie was "the answer"
April 19, 200620 yr btw, lol at all those out there in mb land who actually thought reggie abercrombie was "the answer" Don't think anyone thought he was the answer, just a short term answer to a long term problem...and people wanted him to get a chance, espicially after the monster spring. I dont know if anyone thought he'd be a world beater, but most probably didn't think he'd be so bad either.
April 19, 200620 yr btw, lol at all those out there in mb land who actually thought reggie abercrombie was "the answer" no one ever thought he was gonna be an all star and he certainly deserved to make the team out of ST
April 19, 200620 yr Cepicky is not a major leaguer. I will agree with him. However, he is a better hitter than Aguila, Reed, and Abercrombie right now. Aguila isn't really a starting caliber OFer but he is still better than Cepicky. For now he is looking like our best option.
April 19, 200620 yr Cepicky is not a major leaguer. I will agree with him. However, he is a better hitter than Aguila, Reed, and Abercrombie right now. Aguila isn't really a starting caliber OFer but he is still better than Cepicky. For now he is looking like our best option. I would disagree. Cepicky is a veteran who can hit over .230. I don't know if Aguila can- he K's too much. Neither will be a long term answer as a starter.
April 19, 200620 yr Cepicky is not a major leaguer. I will agree with him. However, he is a better hitter than Aguila, Reed, and Abercrombie right now. Aguila isn't really a starting caliber OFer but he is still better than Cepicky. For now he is looking like our best option. I would disagree. Cepicky is a veteran who can hit over .230. I don't know if Aguila can- he K's too much. Neither will be a long term answer as a starter. Aguila's hit well as a starter, over .280 I belive.
April 19, 200620 yr CEPICKY VS. AGUILA is just about even. Here are their pro stats.. Matt Cepicky .226, 4 HR, 21 RBI (168 ABs) 6 BBs, 49 Ks Chris Aguila .233, 3 HR, 13 RBI (150 ABs) 7 BBs, 35 Ks Basically Identical Here are their minor league stats.... Matt Cepicky .284, 88 HR, 493 RBI - 2,833 ABs (190 BB/546 K) 156 2Bs (64 SB/41 CS)-HR every 32.2 AB Chris Aguila .276, 79 HR, 427 RBI - 3,027 ABs (291 BB/706 K) 183 2Bs (79 SB/41 CS)-HR every 38.3 AB These guys are basically identical.
April 19, 200620 yr It's obvious we're all spoiled after the Juan Pierre era. Forgive me for expecting to have major league quality players out there. All the other MLB teams seem to be able to have CFers who hit better than .100.
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