What date will Adrain Beltre climb above .200 AVG?
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I agree with you bud, a huge bust for the M's. I'm glad the Dodgers didn't re-sign him.
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He's here with AZ Diamondbacks. So far he's not pitched up to par and has had only one good start in first 4 appearances. Supposedly he's 37, but I think he's closer to age 40!!!
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He should have the highest or close to it OBP on the team that is why he is leadoff. If he get on base to start the game then most likely he will score first to take the lead.  But it also depends on the lineup of the team.  Works well if the 2nd & 3rd batters do their job and advance him.  Almost the same as the "cleanup" batter.
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It's a coin flip.  He actually had 201 coming into this year, by the way.  He's up in the 220s now.\n\nGriffey Junior was the youngest to every major HR plateau up until 400.  Injuries, bad teams, even walks (as Bonds has found and Pujols will find) can slow you down.\n\nI'd compare it to Dwight Gooden.  At a young age, he was on pace to win more than 400 games and be one of the two or three best pitchers statistically of all time.\n\nYou just can't tell the future.
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They were very surprising to me last year. Chad Cordero will convert over 50 saves this year, and if they give Alfonso Soriano what he wants, he will get around his career high last year, 104 RBI's. Their starting pitching lineup is good, but I will just say this. When Livan Hernandez and Russ Ortiz are not pitching, the batting must do the work. My Washington Nationals prediction:3rd in the NL East, with a 87-75 record. Playoff birth will come soon. Please give me more of your team prediction questions. Football, Basketball, and Baseball.
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hank Aaron, 2297 rbi's
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Check their website for updates. Good luck.\nhttp://texas.rangers.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/index.jsp?c_id=tex
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He has declined since three years ago.  Will this change, maybe.  Orioles is moving him to 1B, and hope by reducing his catcher duty he can hit better.  You can keep an eye on it.  It's still too early to drop him.  After all, a good offensive catcher is hard to find.
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I would be surprised if he beats Barry Bonds record this season and hits 74 HR. He could defeat Bonds recods when the San Francisco Giants come to St. Louis on the weeked between Friday to Sunday, September 15 to 17.
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Berkman is good.  It all depends on if you have another good 2B.\n\nThink about this:  Soriano is way better than average 2B.  Berkman is good, but not way better than other OF.  All you need to do, is to add the numbers up and see if the new combination will give you better return.
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I am afraid they will struggle around .500 this season, falling between 3rd and 4th place unless some major roster moves are done before Feb. They are very weak at 3rd base and with their pitchers, especially starters.  No one is a true Ace, and they could very easily have two rookies in the rotation on opening day.  Meanwhile the Mets have spent like crazy and the Braves are the Braves.
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Pujols without a doubt.  Thome is know to go into some major slumps.  Right now Pujols could be on his way to being one of the greatest PLAYERS ever.  His numbers are staggering for such a short career so far.  He is as intimadating as hell.  I saw him golf swing a pitch last week that still hasn't landed yet.  The pitch was at his ankles and he made it look effortless.  If he stays healthy on this pace, he has a chance someday to break almost every offensive category (HR/Season, HR/Career, RBI, Average).
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so how 'bout cc tonight?  (i have him too.)\n\nbenitez is out, dude... fernando rodney (det) might get some save while todd jones is hurt... love cantu, if you win he'll be a bigger part of your success than beltre or konerko will... think you might need a bit more outfield speed if stolen bases is a category, someone like aaron rowand or luis matos available? womack and hunter may be enough to carry you... i'm high on ervin santana too, in 2007...beckett will be huge... drop matheny get johjima (sea) or willingham (fla) as a backup catcher... looks like a winner overall!
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If he keeps this up, so far he is a potential triple crown candidate, he is on the pace to breaking the previous home run record of 73.  I just named a couple records.  lol
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Currently?\n\nFreddy Sanchez, Pit  \nHitting .351
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Pitching \n         W  L  WP   GP GS   CG Sh SV   IP    BB  SO  ERA  \n        94 46 .671 163 148 107 17 4 1,221.1 441 488 2.24
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he is a career .281 hitter.\nhe is currently hitting .261.\nand averages 18-ish HR a year.\nhe currently has 4.  so he might go over that.\nso not too far off.\n\nMets definitely overpaied for him.