MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

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  • mmorg
    MVP
    • Jul 2004
    • 2304

    #61
    Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

    I actually thought the Indians would be on this list. We tied for 5th in runs scored in the MLB last year and most of the important guys had down years. These articles are always good for discussion though I guess.
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    • canesfins
      MVP
      • Jul 2012
      • 2412

      #62
      Cardinals should be on the list IMO.

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      • ASUBoy93
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        • Feb 2013
        • 507

        #63
        Do they Dodgers not have a 2nd baseman? Are they going to only field 8 guys?
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        • NewNapkin
          Moderator
          • May 2009
          • 989

          #64
          Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

          Man, this stinks.

          Even when I try to homer it like everyone else in this thread, I can't make the Cubs sound like a top-5 lineup.
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          • RecordBreakerCF
            Rookie
            • May 2013
            • 345

            #65
            Earth to GruffyMcGuiness: Brian McCann was alright last year, and the worst year of career to date is 2012.

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            • fdr216
              Rookie
              • Feb 2014
              • 75

              #66
              Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

              Originally posted by drmvp
              Man, this stinks.

              Even when I try to homer it like everyone else in this thread, I can't make the Cubs sound like a top-5 lineup.

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              • aguero90
                MVP
                • Oct 2013
                • 1252

                #67
                This is a pretty good list. I'd include the Indians though. When they don't play the Yanks, I love seeing them win, fun team! Can't wait for opening day. I sense a 3-0 start for the Yanks... Sorry Astros fans!
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                • bbb20098
                  Rookie
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 17

                  #68
                  If lineups alone could win a ws its the rangers hands down. They are going to score alot of runs. There pitching is whats going to do them in they should have done more with there pitching than what they did which is nothing. Go Rangers

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                  • bkrich83
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                    • Jul 2002
                    • 71574

                    #69
                    No chance in hell Jon Jay starts over Peter Bourjos. If Bourjos is healthy he's clearly the superior player, and the Cards didn't trade for him so he could sit on the bench.
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                    • Stroehms
                      MVP
                      • Jan 2008
                      • 2640

                      #70
                      Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

                      Originally posted by DanH35
                      I don't think either one is set in stone as the starter. Jay is probably better offensively, but Bourjous is worlds better defensively. I think whoever plays better this spring will get the starting job. Also, if Taveras can get healthy and prove to be serviceable defensively in CF, he might take playing time from both of them.

                      Eventually, I think Taveras would come up and play RF initially pushing Craig to 1B and Adams to the bench.

                      It's Taveras vs Adams fighting for playing time in my mind. I think the Cards will try to keep him at a corner outfield spot, atleast until he can prove that his ankle is healthy. Bourjos really brings a true CF to the team, something that Taveras doesn't necessarily bring to the table with his defense.

                      In closing, I believe the O Train will arrive in St. Louis sometime mid-2014. The only thing putting that in jeopardy is his health. If he's fine, he will hit and that would be difficult to for the Cards to keep in AAA. Even if Taveras gets hurt, the Cardinals should be fine with Stephen Piscotty coming up, along with Randall Grichuck (Freese trade) right behind him. I could even see one of them coming up and replacing Robinson on the bench since it would be redundant to have 2 Right handed hitting CFs with little pop.


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                      • cardinalbird5
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                        • Jul 2006
                        • 2814

                        #71
                        Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

                        Originally posted by bkrich83
                        No chance in hell Jon Jay starts over Peter Bourjos. If Bourjos is healthy he's clearly the superior player, and the Cards didn't trade for him so he could sit on the bench.
                        That is a bit extreme...The cards mainly made that trade to upgrade the bench, get more speed, and to get rid of Freese.

                        Jay has better offensive career numbers. He did poor in the playoffs and that is probably what the majority of the country saw. However, he was been an above average hitter for his career. Bourjos has been a below average hitter. I am pretty sure it will be a platoon with Bourjos getting the majority of starts vs left handed pitching. Bourjos holds the edge defensively.
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                        • CaseIH
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                          • Sep 2013
                          • 3945

                          #72
                          Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

                          Originally posted by cardinalbird7
                          That is a bit extreme...The cards mainly made that trade to upgrade the bench, get more speed, and to get rid of Freese.

                          Jay has better offensive career numbers. He did poor in the playoffs and that is probably what the majority of the country saw. However, he was been an above average hitter for his career. Bourjos has been a below average hitter. I am pretty sure it will be a platoon with Bourjos getting the majority of starts vs left handed pitching. Bourjos holds the edge defensively.
                          Thats the way I see it as well. Plus Jay isnt no slouch on defense either. Bourjos will have to show he can hit to be the Cards everyday CF'er, as of now I see him playing when there is a Lefty pitcher, and Jay with a RH'er. That deal was made to get rid of the often injured Freese and to make room for Wong.
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                          • ahamsterman
                            Rookie
                            • Feb 2014
                            • 12

                            #73
                            Originally posted by fdr216
                            The orioles have a good balance of talented young stars and veterans in the line up that can rival any team in baseball.
                            sorry...no. http://postimg.org/image/x9jujijfj/
                            park factors are huge.

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                            • ahamsterman
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                              • Feb 2014
                              • 12

                              #74
                              I find it hard to believe that they still haven't been able to adjust players for park factors well enough yet :/

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                              • cardinalbird5
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                                • Jul 2006
                                • 2814

                                #75
                                Re: MLB 14 The Show: The Best Lineups

                                Did you ever think the players create the park factor? Why would you make an accusation that Baltimore isn't a top tier lineup due to their Park? If you gave another reason maybe like saying Davis won't perform like he did last season, they offer no depth, Weeks or Flaherty won't perform to expectations, etc. then I'd agree with that reason.

                                The only players that should be seriously taken into affect for park factors are Rockies' players and Padres and to some extent, Dbacks, due to their altitudes. Park factors are already built into parks like Fenway and Yankee stadium due to their architecture.

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