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Originally Posted by Marcellus
In summary you ignore what people who get paid to analyze performance vs value for a living think and go with what you believe in your mind only.
understood.
Yea he can be frustrating, I understand that but the simple fact is his numbers will be there at the end of the year.
How is this spin in any way shape or form?
Since signing the contract, this is where Holliday ranks among major-league left fielders: 2nd in homers, second in RBIs, 2nd in onbase percentage, 4th in slugging percentage, 2nd in extra-base hits, 4th in batting average, 2nd in runs created. Only one LF in the game has produced more than Holliday since the start of the 2010 season -- Milwaukee's Ryan Braun.
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Is "frustrating" a word that should be associated with your No. 3 hitter? Your highest payed player? Really?
I'm not interested in his Bronco-air inflated career stats, nor do I care how many hits he gets when we're up 7-1 against the ****ing Pirates. All I know is that if the game is on the line, I'd rather see pretty much anybody in the lineup at the plate than Holliday (other than the pitcher and whoever our second baseman du jour is).