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PolarVortex
Nanook of the North
Jackson - I hate seeing him at the top of the line up and consuming $9 million in payroll. If he could get back to the productivity he had in 2012, that would be awesome. But he won't. We all know he won't. 75 runs, 5 homers, 40 RBI, .255 BA
Ackley - more of the same. Long periods of non-productivity sandwiched between brief periods of dominance. 65 runs, 15 homeruns, 60 RBI, .255.
Cano - with a lack of an upgrade in the first two spots in the nlineup, I doubt if we will see a return of the power Cano flashed in his Yankee years. But I think he will improve overall because he will be more settled in and he will have a true power hitter batting behind him. 90 runs, 18 homers, 90 RBI, .320
Cruz - I read a report on fangraphs that said that 38 of his 40 homeruns last would have also cleared the wall in Safeco. He has Safeco power. The wall distance won't be his problem, but the atmospheric conditions might be. 75 runs, 28 homeruns, 90 RBI. .265 BA
Seagar - Kyle is getting the big bucks now so he needs to stop his annual August and September disappearing act. He should benefit from having Cruz hitting in front of him. 27 homers, 90 RBI, .275 BA
Miller - I'm still a sucker for Miller and I see him moving up to the 6th spot, and possibly the 2nd spot, in the batting order at some point in the season. 70 runs, 20 homers, 65 RBI, .260 BA
Smith - he's been pretty consistent throughout his career. 8 homers, 50 RBI, .280 BA.
Zunino - He had a serious bat in college and very little time to develop in the minors. His offense is going to improve and his power will eventually be elite among MLB catchers. 30 homers, 70 RBI, .230 BA
Morrison - First base continues to suck on this team. Morrison is alot like Ackley. Short burst of dominance following by long droughts of offense. 12 homers, 45 RBI, .240 BA
Ackley - more of the same. Long periods of non-productivity sandwiched between brief periods of dominance. 65 runs, 15 homeruns, 60 RBI, .255.
Cano - with a lack of an upgrade in the first two spots in the nlineup, I doubt if we will see a return of the power Cano flashed in his Yankee years. But I think he will improve overall because he will be more settled in and he will have a true power hitter batting behind him. 90 runs, 18 homers, 90 RBI, .320
Cruz - I read a report on fangraphs that said that 38 of his 40 homeruns last would have also cleared the wall in Safeco. He has Safeco power. The wall distance won't be his problem, but the atmospheric conditions might be. 75 runs, 28 homeruns, 90 RBI. .265 BA
Seagar - Kyle is getting the big bucks now so he needs to stop his annual August and September disappearing act. He should benefit from having Cruz hitting in front of him. 27 homers, 90 RBI, .275 BA
Miller - I'm still a sucker for Miller and I see him moving up to the 6th spot, and possibly the 2nd spot, in the batting order at some point in the season. 70 runs, 20 homers, 65 RBI, .260 BA
Smith - he's been pretty consistent throughout his career. 8 homers, 50 RBI, .280 BA.
Zunino - He had a serious bat in college and very little time to develop in the minors. His offense is going to improve and his power will eventually be elite among MLB catchers. 30 homers, 70 RBI, .230 BA
Morrison - First base continues to suck on this team. Morrison is alot like Ackley. Short burst of dominance following by long droughts of offense. 12 homers, 45 RBI, .240 BA