This is very frustrating for me. I am a life long Reds fan and I go back to the Pete Rose rookie year as a fan.
We trade Kearns and keep Dunn – he of the microscopic RISP! Kearns is solid defensively and can develop into a solid RBI guy. He hits to all fields and is going to be a .300 hitter – Dunn hits lots of meaningless home runs and almost never gets a key base hit.
What is Krivsky thinking? Why pay Dunn the big bucks? Dunn would never play for Oakland – despite his numbers because he is simply too unreliable and Griffey has faded quicker than a two dollar nag. What a waste of twenty five million plus.
2009 stats: Sarasota 2-1 8 Games 8 Games Started 42.1 IP 4.89 ERA 1.44 WHIP
Carolina 3-2 6 Game 6 Game Started 36 2/3 IP 2.95 ERA 1.09 WHIP
Louisville 2-2 5 Game 5 Game Started 29 IP 2.48 ERA 1.21 WHIP
RN Exclusives!
The Big Board -- In-Depth Reds Organizational Depth Chart (updated 2/23/10)
Salary Chart -- Our chart on the current and future contract status for the Reds roster (updated 2/23/10)
Loading ...
What’s their OBP with RISP? That is the difference!
The OBP gap between Dunn and Casey explains the runs scored, and the SLG gap explains the RBI.
What is the total number of RISP for each player during those 103 PAs?
This is very frustrating for me. I am a life long Reds fan and I go back to the Pete Rose rookie year as a fan.
We trade Kearns and keep Dunn – he of the microscopic RISP! Kearns is solid defensively and can develop into a solid RBI guy. He hits to all fields and is going to be a .300 hitter – Dunn hits lots of meaningless home runs and almost never gets a key base hit.
What is Krivsky thinking? Why pay Dunn the big bucks? Dunn would never play for Oakland – despite his numbers because he is simply too unreliable and Griffey has faded quicker than a two dollar nag. What a waste of twenty five million plus.