I'm not saying that it's the only way to judge a fielder. No award can really determine anything... but it should mean something. The point of the Votto/Tulo comparison, was to say that they are comparable in the area of importance to their team.
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I'm not saying that it's the only way to judge a fielder. No award can really determine anything... but it should mean something. The point of the Votto/Tulo comparison, was to say that they are comparable in the area of importance to their team.Denver Broncos
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Tulo's so important to you guys because outside of him and CarGo, you guys really aren't that strong. Votto isn't as important to the Reds (evidenced by their ridiculous run without him) because they have a much better lineup and staff."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Therefore you would have to overpay the Rockies to give up one of their 2 good players.Denver Broncos
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LET ME JUST STOP YOU RIGHT THERE...I know I said I wouldn't address this anymore, but when you go out and make these claims, I gotta step in.
Tulo has accumulated 10.7 dWAR since 2006, an average of 1.5 dWAR yearly.
Mike Aviles has accumulated 6.7 dWAR since 2008, good for an average of 1.133333etc yearly.
That's not even a full run of difference. Congrats, Troy Tulowitzki is roughly equal to Mike Aviles defensively. But, you know, "fan favorite," right?
Tulo is the best defensive SS in the NL, period. How about looking at the numbers on a per game basis? Tulo's 10.7 dWAR in 744 games equates to .01438 dWAR per game, Aviles' 3.2 dWAR in 475 games equates to .00674. Tulo accumulates twice the amount of dWAR per game than Aviles does, extrapolate that over a full season and Tulo is in the top 10 in all of baseball in dWAR.
Its not just the numbers though, anyone with two functioning eyes will tell you that Tulo is elite defensively, you making these statements makes me believe you have never seen Tulo play in person, he's a perennial MVP candidate when healthy.Bakin' soda, I got bakin' sodaComment
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Tulo is the best defensive SS in the NL, period. How about looking at the numbers on a per game basis? Tulo's 10.7 dWAR in 744 games equates to .01438 dWAR per game, Aviles' 3.2 dWAR in 475 games equates to .00674. Tulo accumulates twice the amount of dWAR per game than Aviles does, extrapolate that over a full season and Tulo is in the top 10 in all of baseball in dWAR.
Its not just the numbers though, anyone with two functioning eyes will tell you that Tulo is elite defensively, you making these statements makes me believe you have never seen Tulo play in person..."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Why would you waste the 100's of millions in CarGo and Tulo when the team isn't competing with them? Unless the Rockies are secretly the Yankees and have a giant fund they use to overpay with. The smart baseball decision there is to deal your asset while its still valuable...not wait around until it has no value. Sell high. If the Rockies aren't going to compete in the next 5 years, why keep around an SS who will probably be playing on crutches in 5 years given his injury history? Especially when you can get back high impact, blue chip prospects.Check out my Houston Astros Dynasties:
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Well I obviously forgot about Simmons but he's definitely better than Crawford though.Bakin' soda, I got bakin' sodaComment
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It's not all about statistics, or their swing is pretty, anything like that. It is an important factor of what value the player is to that particular team and what it would take to get them to give him up. They signed him to 10 year contract because they want him to build their team around, not trade him away 2-3 years later for an A+B+C. That's not realistic at all.Denver Broncos
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Anything I say doesn't make a difference to you. If anyone tries to make a point against you, you go off on them and pick out one or two sentences out of a paragraph to bash them on. You said yourself Tulo is equally if not more IMPORTANT than Votto, so I think he should be close to the same value as Votto. I know you would never give 3 A's but he is at least worth 2 A's.
It's not all about statistics, or their swing is pretty, anything like that. It is an important factor of what value the player is to that particular team and what it would take to get them to give him up. They signed him to 10 year contract because they want him to build their team around, not trade him away 2-3 years later for an A+B+C. That's not realistic at all.
Importance =/= value. A manager can be very important to a team, but the most anyone's ever given up for a manager is Randy Winn.
Once again, importance =/= value. They signed him to a contract to build around him, started losing, looked to move him a couple years later. Alex Rios and Vernon Wells? Exact same thing."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Tulo beats out Reyes based on the arm strength IMO
I don't see anything wrong with it, like I said I wasn't sure if you would want to take on that contract, but you don't seem to mind so yeah, seems fair to me especially since you are further down the road in your franchise anyway.Bakin' soda, I got bakin' sodaComment
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I'm pretty sure I said NL, of course Brendan Ryan is the best SS in the MLB, what kind of Mariners fan would I be if I said otherwise
I don't see anything wrong with it, like I said I wasn't sure if you would want to take on that contract, but you don't seem to mind so yeah, seems fair to me especially since you are further down the road in your franchise anyway.
I'd like to take on his contract, yep. You mind helping me pick a high B to give them?
SpoilerZack Cozart is my highest B, and would be a very nice replacement that could slide Story over *or* move to second himself.
Jose Dariel Abreu is a power hitting 1B. The Rockies had to play Brandon Moss at 1B, but he hit .250~ with 26~ homers, so I'd think they sorta like him.
Drew Hutchison is a mid-high B who's put up unbelievable numbers in AA and AAA for me.
Kyle Drabek is another extremely high B, and would help their pitching, but is losing prospect value.
Justin Nicolino is a Big 3 guy who's performed well in The Show at only 21. I'd like to keep him.
Roberto Osuna is an 18-year-old youngin who's performed exceptionally at AA and I'd rather keep.
Thoughts?Last edited by AC; 11-01-2012, 02:50 PM."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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