What hitters give you trouble?

[Culture Rot]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

Ones with high batting ratings?

[cusefan74]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

I forgot until this morning when I was playing, Mark Trumbo can be added to my list. I think he is the worst of the bunch.

[SilverBullet1929]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

Ones with high batting ratings?

Well yes but I was curious as to which guys made the cut. As a Marlins fan I can imagine my own Marlins Dream Team, it'd be fun to see who made his leagues Marlins team. For starters I wouldn't have Juan Pierre in my outfield.

[CaseIH]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

Looks like this year Cardinal's hitter that gives me problems is Fat Matt Adams, in the 1st series of the season he just tore it up against me, although in the 3rd game of the year I did K him 3 times, but by then he had done plenty of damage against me

[SilverBullet1929]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

Just for fun, I know this isn't what this thread is about but since FindingTim said he played against an All Time Marlins team... Off the top of my head here's the team I'd throw out there...

Outfield Jeff Conine Gary Sheffield Miguel Cabrera
Infield Derrek Lee Luis Castillo Hanley Ramirez Mike Lowell
Catcher Charles Johnson

Bench Pudge Rodriguez, Edgar Renteria Craig Counsell, Dan Uggla, Juan Pierre, Chris Coghlan

Starting Pitchers: Jose Fernandez, Josh Beckett, Dontrelle Willis, Livan Hernandez, Josh Johnson

Relievers Armando Benitez, Robb Nen, Bryan Harvey, Randy Choate, Ugueth Urbina, Steve Cishek

Coaches Jim Leyland, Mike Redmond, Joe Girardi, Fredi Gonzalez

Manager Jack McKeon

[DJ]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

David Ortiz and Carlos Beltran.

[Ghost Of The Year]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

I won't hesitate to give a man 3 or 4 free passes to first when I pick up on a trend of them owning me.

[redsox4evur]

Re: What hitters give you trouble?

For me in the past it was Allen Craig the late bat movement always covered the perfect spot on the pitching meter right when it was close enough to being a perfect pitch.