Do you have a player that just performs a over everyone else?

[greenbuk75]

Quote: Originally Posted by DannyTheShow

Wanted to try Cutch, hitting .500 in 19 games(14-5 in those games). He just became my everyday CF!Attachment 104790

Dont sleep on my boi finley, got a surprising .704 slugging with him, hes my lowest rated guy and not a lot of people use him so everyone throws at that high away cold zone thats fat and welcomes that fastball to lace oppo

[The2ndFifth]

My Michael Brantley is hitting over .425 in about 20 games, smallish sample size though.

[FindingTim]

Quote: Originally Posted by CanadaCool589

I really think some players throw better pitches to hit to lower rated players and tend to nibble/cheese MVP candidates

Quote: Originally Posted by Dag_BoomStick

I'll tell you who I can't hit with... Harper.

I quite enjoy pitching to Bryce Harper (as well as my opponents' created players). They tend to be overanxious-- wanting so badly to cream the **** out of the ball-- so I do what any smart pitcher would do: throw them off-speed junk and try to get them to chase-- maybe bust them with an up-and-in fastball when they aren't ready for it.

It's the Dee Gordon, Billy Burns types that give me fits. Guys who are just trying to go with the pitch, while sacrificing power. Rod Carew is the extremely rich man's version of this. He is a nightmare to pitch to.

Quote: Originally Posted by Cincyez

my best player is actually my lowest rated player and I can't explain it.

Car-Go is my best player too, although he is my second highest rated player.
Salvador Perez has a better slash line but in less at-bats (platoon with Yasmani Grandal).

Something about Car-Go's stance is so comfortable. He is like a panther about to strike. Especially in contrast with a guy like Trout (my highest rated player) whose stance feels vulnerable and upright.

[tapey]

.320 avg 9 home run 25 rbis through 40 games with Russell Martin

everyone else is under .300

[Cincyez]

Updated Cargo stats.


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[Mjolnir617]

Kevin Kiermaier 79Ovr. He has only played 2 games for me he has already slugged 2 game winning home runs for me and he plays excellent defense. People underestimate him at the plate, but he has contact and power ratings in the 60's against righties so he can certainly do some damage when he gets a meatball.

[Mjolnir617]

Joe Panik 84Ovr is another hidden gem I found. He is leading off for my team and he is a very balanced hitter (contact ratings right around 90) who can hit lefties and righties equally well. 250 stubs very well spent!

[jdeszcz]

Quote: Originally Posted by Mjolnir617

Joe Panik 84Ovr is another hidden gem I found. He is leading off for my team and he is a very balanced hitter (contact ratings right around 90) who can hit lefties and righties equally well. 250 stubs very well spent!

MLB Network had Panik ranked as I think #2 or #3 best 2B in the game right now. It was in their show hosted by Brian Kenney where they talk about the 10 best at each position. Thought it was interesting based on who all is out there and he's only been on the scene for a couple of years.


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