Chronicles has an interesting idea, comparing SLG for some of the Angels' first basemen (including long-retired Wally Joyner), and Bartolo Colón's numbers. Apples to apples:
| Player | OPS |
|---|
| Glaus | 1.027 |
| Guerrero | .995 |
| Colón | .915 |
| Anderson | .892 |
| Guillen | .886 |
| DaVanon | .865 |
| Washburn | .827 |
| Figgins | .817 |
| Lackey | .777 |
| B Molina | .733 |
| Quinlan | .718 |
| Eckstein | .715 |
|
| Player | OPS |
|---|
| Sele | .711 |
| Escobar | .688 |
| J Molina | .662 |
| Salmon | .637 |
| Halter | .629 |
| Erstad | .627 |
| Kennedy | .595 |
| Kotchman | .563 |
| Paul | .440 |
| Mondesi | .424 |
| Amezega | .391 |
| Riggs | .388 |
|
Which is just another way of saying most of our pitchers need to learn to pitch better.
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.