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Thursday, April 22, 2004 |
Out, Out Damned (Two) Spot
Here's last night's lineup, which, with the exception of DaVanon, is pretty much the everyday lineup the team has had for the year thus far:
| Player | OBP |
|---|---|
| Eckstein | .308 |
| Erstad | .261 |
| Guerrero | .328 |
| Anderson | .391 |
| Glaus | .378 |
| Guillen | .339 |
| DaVanon | .400 |
| Molina, B. | .364 |
| Kennedy | .291 |
What's wrong with this picture?
- Eckstein's OBP slump. Lil' Eck is about .060 off his 2002 form. While I'm willing to ascribe that to small sample size, he's been in a slump ever since the 4/10 game against Texas.
- Erstad should not be batting second, in the same way that it ought to be a criminal offense for Roseann Barr to wear spandex in public.
- Not part of this lineup, but, hey, it's good for a laugh: Salmon's abysmal April. It's now said that Salmon has pain in his knees from playing right field. That can't be good for his batting stance.
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