Top 10 Hitters in MLB

• Ironman92

  

  Classyposter58;813119 wrote:Obvious homering here but I'd have to say Cabrera. He's just got unreal power and hits for contact in the much superior American League. In all honesty the NL hitters shouldn't really count except for Pujols

  
  Shit....the AL couldn't even get out Edgar Renteria out in the biggest series of last year. Renteria is one of the worst hitters in the NL this year.
• charliehustle14

  Laley23;812996 wrote:Player Comparison (Bold = Better, Italicized = Even)
  
  Dam Dungla
  88/500, .352 Average
  50 Runs
  22 Doubles
  1 Triple
  17 Home Runs
  52 RBI
  163 Total Bases
  64 Walks
  156 Strikeouts
  1 Stolen Bases
  3 Caught Stealing
  .554 On Base Percentage
  .652 Slugging Percentage
  
  Adrian Gonzalez
  109/304, .359 Average
  55 Runs
  25 Doubles
  3 Triples
  15 Home Runs
  69 RBI
  185 Total Bases
  26 Walks
  54 Strike Outs
  1 Stolen Base
  0 Caught Stealing
  .410 On Base Percentage
  .609 Slugging Percentage

  
  88/500 is not a .352 clip lol More like .176. Other than that, thanks for compiling those stats for us.
• Laley23

  

  charliehustle14;813184 wrote:88/500 is not a .352 clip lol More like .176. Other than that, thanks for compiling those stats for us.

  
  I know, but I complied their total ABs and Hits...but I combined their average (added). So it wont add up, I guess I could make it a separate line.
• Ironman92

  

  Laley23;813186 wrote:I know, but I complied their total ABs and Hits...but I combined their average (added). So it wont add up, I guess I could make it a separate line.

  
  Eh I knew what you did...interesting.
• Ironman92

  

  12th inning....chance for Stubbs to win it!
• Ironman92

  

  Lol...wrong thread!
• Laley23

  

  Ironman92;813202 wrote:Lol...wrong thread!

  
  Unless he wins it!
  
  Amirite????
• Con_Alma

  Classyposter58;813119 wrote:Obvious homering here but I'd have to say Cabrera. He's just got unreal power and hits for contact in the much superior American League. In all honesty the NL hitters shouldn't really count except for Pujols

  The problem with Cabrera is he doesn't do it often enough to be considered one of the leagues best. His average is dwarfed by the best hitteres in the league.
• Laley23

  

  Con_Alma;813415 wrote:The problem with Cabrera is he doesn't do it often enough to be considered one of the leagues best. His average is dwarfed by the best hitteres in the league.

  
  Pourquoi? Miguel Cabrera is EASILY one of the top 3 hitters in baseball.
• Con_Alma

  I don't agree with the "easily" part.
  
  He's having one of his better years it seems and he's still only hitting .294. That doesn't exactly put him in the top three. I can't find a category offensively that he's in the top three in. Can you help me?
• Laley23

  

  Con_Alma;813467 wrote:I don't agree with the "easily" part.
  
  He's having one of his better years it seems and he's still only hitting .294. That doesn't exactly put him in the top three. I can't find a category offensively that he's in the top three in. Can you help me?

  
  You are thinking of Asdrubal, we are talking Miguel. http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/c/cabremi01.shtml
• birddog23

  Based on so far this year from what I've seen:
  1. A-Gon : easily the best hitter in the bigs right now. Hitting .358 and is on pace for 30/150
  2. Matt Kemp : huge bounce back year from him. Tearing the cover off the ball
  3. Albert Pujols: He's hurt but the guy is still a stud.
  4. Jose Bautista: His power is freakish and he is hitting for average
  5. M-Cab: Himself and A-Gon very similar
  6. Ryan Braun: Sure he is shitty fielder but he can rake
  7. Paul Konerko: Idk how he is doing it but he is
  8. Prince Fielder: Currently on the every other year plan
  9. Curtis Granderson: Finally hitting lefties
  10. Robinson Cano: Just b/c the list wouldnt be complete without a MI or Yankee
  
  HM: Votto, Tulo, Castro, Bruce, Ellsbury, and Reyes.
• Ironman92

  

  Ryan Braun is a shitty fielder?
• birddog23

  Ironman92;814147 wrote:Ryan Braun is a ****ty fielder?

  Yes. There's a reason why he was moved from 3B to OF. And to be honest he is just as bad in the outfield but it's easier to hide out there.
  
  If you watch some his games, I'm guessing you probably haven't, you would laugh at some of the routes and angles he takes on balls hit to the outfield.
• Classyposter58

  

  Con_Alma;813467 wrote:I don't agree with the "easily" part.
  
  He's having one of his better years it seems and he's still only hitting .294. That doesn't exactly put him in the top three. I can't find a category offensively that he's in the top three in. Can you help me?

  
  Firstly Cabrera is hitting .327 this year not .294? I'd say .327 with 15 HR and 50 RBI is pretty great...especially considering he plays in the ocean called Comerica Park
• Con_Alma

  Laley23;814092 wrote:You are thinking of Asdrubal, we are talking Miguel. http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/c/cabremi01.shtml

  You're right laley. My mistake.
• Laley23

  

  Con_Alma;814268 wrote:You're right laley. My mistake.

  
  Its all good. I wish Asdrubal was as good as Miguel with the stick!
• Laley23

  

  birddog23;814132 wrote: 8. Prince Fielder: Currently on the every other year plan
  
  9. Curtis Granderson: Finally hitting lefties
  10. Robinson Cano: Just b/c the list wouldnt be complete without a MI or Yankee
  

  
  Italics Prince has had 1 year in 6 that was "poor"...last year.
  Bold Granderson is a Yankee.
• birddog23

  Prince Fielder
  06- .271 BA, 28 HR's, 81 Rbi's
  07- .288 BA, 50 HR's, 119 Rbi's
  08- .276 BA, 34 HR's, 102, Rbi's
  09- .299 BA, 46 HR's, 141 Rbi's
  10- .261 BA, 32 HR's, 83 Rbi's
  11- on pace for .306 BA, 43 HR's, 139 Rbi's
  
  His averages in '06, '08, and '10 come out to be .269 BA, 31 HR's, and 89 RBI's. Not horrible, never said it was, but nothing compared to his odd year totals. His averages in '07, '09, '11(current pace) come out to be .298 BA, 46 HR's, and 133 RBI's. So in odd years he bats .29 points better, 15 more homeruns, and 44 more RBI's.
• Con_Alma

  Classyposter58;814267 wrote:Firstly Cabrera is hitting .327 this year not .294? I'd say .327 with 15 HR and 50 RBI is pretty great...especially considering he plays in the ocean called Comerica Park

  We were talking about two different Cabreras.
• Ironman92

  

  Bird dog....I disagree and while I've only seen Braun in LF about 50 games....I just disagree that he is a shitty fielder. Throw whatever stat out there you want my eyes have interpreted things differently than yours.