April 6, 200719 yr I'd say 60-70 this year if he stays healthy. He's one badass mofo who will take a base if he damn well feels like it. In 5 years, I hope oh so much that he's playing for the Marlins. By then I'd think stolen bases will be slightly less a part of his game.
April 6, 200719 yr He'll probably finish this year around where he was last year...55 or so. 5 years from now he'll probably in the 3 hole in front of Cabrera in the 4 hole so he won't run a whole lot...so probably high teens then.
April 6, 200719 yr I think he means how many in total five years from now, or not? ...and how many do you think he'll have in a season 5 years from now? Seems pretty cut and dry to me...reading is fundamental.
April 6, 200719 yr 55-60 this season 30-40 in five seasons, with 30-40 bombs, 100-130 rbi, and a .330 average MVP anyone?
April 6, 200719 yr 5 years from now he'll probably in the 3 hole in front of Cabrera in the 4 hole so he won't run a whole lot We can only hope we have both in 5 years. :confused
April 6, 200719 yr I dont think he will be a 40-40 but I could see 30-30 in 1-2 years time. He can certainly be a 30/30 man in a few season and when that happens, the Marlins will probably have the best left infield in baseball, passing the measly A-Rod/Jeter combo.
April 6, 200719 yr I dont think he will be a 40-40 but I could see 30-30 in 1-2 years time. He can certainly be a 30/30 man in a few season and when that happens, the Marlins will probably have the best left infield in baseball, passing the measly A-Rod/Jeter combo. Well last year with the bat Hanley and Miguel were pretty much on a par with Jeter and ARod and that's with Jeter having a career type year so I don't think it will take a few seasons for Hanley and Miguel to pass them. I would bet this year they'll pass them.
April 6, 200719 yr He'll probably finish this season with around 55-60 stolen bases. 5 years from now I can see him easily having 250-300 stolen bases unless he becomes a power hitter like TSwift25 said.
April 6, 200719 yr Yeha, probablly 50 or 60, but imagine the team if we can keep the group of players we have now, 5 years from now...*dreams*
April 6, 200719 yr How many of you think Hanley will one day be a 40-40 man? 40-40 is so damn rare it's almost impossible to expect it. 30-30 seems more likely, though even that's an ambitious prediction, but I wouldn't rule out anything with Hanley.
April 6, 200719 yr 55-60 this season 30-40 in five seasons, with 30-40 bombs, 100-130 rbi, and a .330 average MVP anyone? You mean if Miguel doesn't take it...
April 6, 200719 yr Author What are the highest HR totals for someone with over 50 SBs? 60? Didn't Eric Davis have a 30/50 year? edit - Answering my own question, i got curious: Eric Davis '87 - 37 HR/50 SB Barry Bonds '90 - 33 HR/50 SB As for 60 SBs with the most HRs, I'm guessing the conversation starts and ends at Rickey Henderson: 28 HR/87 SB ('86) 28 HR/65 SB ('90) 24 HR/80 SB ('85) 19 HR/64 SB (Jose Reyes) 30 HR/60 SB anyone???? :mischief and another quick thought.. good god Rickey Henderson. Mix those numbers in with an OBP that was always over .400.. man o live.
April 7, 200719 yr I think he means how many in total five years from now, or not? ...and how many do you think he'll have in a season 5 years from now? Seems pretty cut and dry to me...reading is fundamental. You are a really smart man :thumbup
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