January 12, 200422 yr Pierre: .310, 1 HR, .370 OBP, 55 SB Castillo: .300, 4 HR, .365 OBP, 20 SB Cabrera: .280, 30 HR, .345 OBP Lowell: .275, 40 HR, .355 OBP Castro: .260, 23 HR, .330 OBP Conine: .270, 15 HR, .315 OBP Choi: .240, 22 HR, .360 OBP Gonzalez: .260, 20 HR, .320 OBP Beckett: 15-8, 3.20 ERA Willis: 13-10, 3.90 ERA Penny: 14-9, 4.00 ERA Pavano: 11-11, 4.20 ERA Phelps: 7-9, 4.30 ERA Benitez: 3.00 ERA, 34 SV :thumbup But with the line-up hitting like this, Beckett will win more than 15 games...
January 12, 200422 yr Author You have yet to answer my question Josh, Tell me how many of those games were not tailored for him? Considering he never had to go through the wear of playing catcher every day and was facing pitchers he matched up well against, 15 is a generous prediction. And in a starting role, he'll get more of those "tailored situations." You make it sound like he'll never hit a home run in a non-tailored situation.
January 12, 200422 yr Juan Pierre .302 55 sb 32 Rbi's (Continues to be clutch!!!) Castillo .312 4 hr 30 sb 48 Rbi's Lowell .287 28 hr 110 Rbi's Cabs .292 26 hr 124 Rbi's Conine .282 15 hr 84 Rbi's Choi .274 22 hr 72 Rbi's Castro .269 25 hr 65 Rbi's A.Gon .279 18 hr 78 Rbi's Beckett 18-5 2.32 ERA Penny 13-8 3.56 ERA Willis 14-8 3.89 ERA Pavano 15-7 3.02 ERA Fifth starter? Bnintez 34 Saves 2.98 ERA
January 12, 200422 yr Castro: .234, 14 HR's, 56 RBI, .310 OBP Choi: .265, 19 HR's, 77 RBI, .353 OBP Castillo: .277, 2 HR's, 31 RBI, .388 OBP Gonzalez: .264, 11 HR's, 41 RBI, .333 OBP Lowell: .310, 34 HR's, 126 RBI, .354 OBP Conine: .281, 19 HR's, 91 RBI, .346 OBP Pierre: .313, 0 HR, 26 RBI, .373 OBP Cabrera: .273, 26 HR's, 85 RBI, .301 OBP Beckett: 21-6, 2.67 Penny: 18-11, 3.65 Pavano: 18-13, 4.02 Willis: 16-14, 4.53 Burnett: 6-4, 3.14 Benitez: 2.44, 36 this is more realistic Castros no where near as good as people think.
January 12, 200422 yr Pierre: .310, 1 HR, .370 OBP, 55 SB Castillo: .300, 4 HR, .365 OBP, 20 SB Cabrera: .280, 30 HR, .345 OBP Lowell: .275, 40 HR, .355 OBP Castro: .260, 23 HR, .330 OBP Conine: .270, 15 HR, .315 OBP Choi: .240, 22 HR, .360 OBP Gonzalez: .260, 20 HR, .320 OBP Beckett: 15-8, 3.20 ERA Willis: 13-10, 3.90 ERA Penny: 14-9, 4.00 ERA Pavano: 11-11, 4.20 ERA Phelps: 7-9, 4.30 ERA Benitez: 3.00 ERA, 34 SV :thumbup But with the line-up hitting like this, Beckett will win more than 15 games... my bad, you're correct. i'll give him 2 more wins, although for some reason i'm still pessimistic about his ability to stay healthy and win games the whole season.
January 12, 200422 yr Castro: .234, 14 HR's, 56 RBI, .310 OBP Choi: .265, 19 HR's, 77 RBI, .353 OBP Castillo: .277, 2 HR's, 31 RBI, .388 OBP Gonzalez: .264, 11 HR's, 41 RBI, .333 OBP Lowell: .310, 34 HR's, 126 RBI, .354 OBP Conine: .281, 19 HR's, 91 RBI, .346 OBP Pierre: .313, 0 HR, 26 RBI, .373 OBP Cabrera: .273, 26 HR's, 85 RBI, .301 OBP Beckett: 21-6, 2.67 Penny: 18-11, 3.65 Pavano: 18-13, 4.02 Willis: 16-14, 4.53 Burnett: 6-4, 3.14 Benitez: 2.44, 36 this is more realistic Castros no where near as good as people think. castillo .277? You're wacko
January 12, 200422 yr Castro: .255, 22 HR's, 70 RBI, .310 OBP Choi: .255, 25 HR's, 80 RBI, .360 OBP Castillo: .315, 2 HR's, 32 RBI, .380 OBP Gonzalez: .275, 20 HR's, 70 RBI, .325 OBP Lowell: .285, 31 HR's, 110 RBI, .350 OBP Conine: .289, 18 HR's, 95 RBI, .355 OBP Pierre: .305, 0 HR, 32 RBI, .365 OBP Cabrera: .285, 26 HR's, 95 RBI, .340 OBP Beckett: 16-7, 3.05 Penny: 15-9, 3.70 Pavano: 14-12, 4.00 Willis: 14-10, 3.50 Burnett: 7-5, 2.95 Benitez: 2.70, 37 S, 4 BS
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