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Clutch stats so far

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Just on a whim I went and looked what the Sox were doing in key situations. Here we go

 

RISP

 

Konerko .429 1 HR 9 RBI

Uribe .417 0 HR 7 RBI

Maggs .348 3 HR 13 RBI

Willie .333 0 HR 7 RBI

Valentin .286 1 HR 6 RBI

Thomas .267 0 HR 4 RBI

Olivo .222 0 HR 5 RBI

Lee .188 0 HR 5 RBI

Rowand .071 0 HR 2 RBI

 

Close and Late

 

Uribe .429 1 RBI

Valentin .400 0 RBI

Lee .286 1 HR 2 RBI

Maggs .273 1 Hr 1 RBI

Konerko .250 1 HR 2 RBI

Crede .250 0 HR 4 RBI

Rowand .125 0 RBI

Harris .100 0 RBI

Thomas .100 0 RBI

Olivo 0-5 0 RBI

Juan Uribe! Is he finally showing the promise that Oakland thought he had?

 

What do you do when Jose returns?

Rockies...

Rockies...

You're right. I keep getting him and Oakland minor league phenom 2B Jose Ortiz confused. He played in Colorado, too, with Juan Uribe.

 

I got it squared, now!

We should probably package Valentin and Wunsch in a trade for a pitcher, or a left handed bat off the bench.

 

I'd hate to trade Wunsch, but where are the Sox gonna put him? (Besides, he's the Sox player rep, and we have a history of dumping our player reps.)

Just on a whim I went and looked what the Sox were doing in key situations.  Here we go

 

RISP

 

Konerko .429 1 HR 9 RBI

Uribe .417 0 HR 7 RBI

Maggs .348 3 HR 13 RBI

Willie .333 0 HR 7 RBI

Valentin .286 1 HR 6 RBI

Thomas .267 0 HR 4 RBI

Olivo .222 0 HR 5 RBI

Lee .188 0 HR 5 RBI

Rowand .071 0 HR 2 RBI

Runner in Scoring Position OPS

 

Ordonez 1183 (on pace to 155 RBI)

Valentin 1089

Uribe 950

 

 

Close and Late OPS:

 

Valentin 1300

Uribe 985

Ordonez 930

 

 

Anything over 800 is considered "clutch"

 

:headbang

We should probably package Valentin and Wunsch in a trade for a pitcher, or a left handed bat off the bench.

 

I'd hate to trade Wunsch, but where are the Sox gonna put him? (Besides, he's the Sox player rep, and we have a history of dumping our player reps.)

We need Valentin and his LH stick.

 

Send Willie and Kelly

Would it be possible to see AB's in here SS2K?

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Would it be possible to see AB's in here SS2K?

OK here you go.

 

RISP

 

Konerko .429 1 HR 9 RBI

Uribe .417 0 HR 7 RBI

Maggs .348 3 HR 13 RBI 23 AB

Willie .333 0 HR 7 RBI 15AB

Valentin .286 1 HR 6 RBI 14AB

Thomas .267 0 HR 4 RBI 15AB

Olivo .222 0 HR 5 RBI 9AB

Lee .188 0 HR 5 RBI 16AB

Rowand .071 0 HR 2 RBI 14AB

 

Close and Late

 

Uribe .429 1 RBI 7AB

Valentin .400 0 RBI 5AB

Lee .286 1 HR 2 RBI 14AB

Maggs .273 1 Hr 1 RBI 11 AB

Konerko .250 1 HR 2 RBI 12AB

Crede .250 0 HR 4 RBI 12AB

Rowand .125 0 RBI 8 AB

Harris .100 0 RBI 10AB

Thomas .100 0 RBI 10AB

Olivo 0-5 0 RBI 5AB

Konerko .429 1 HR 9 RBI

Uribe .417 0 HR 7 RBI

 

Very impressed they did that with no ABs!!! :lol:

 

 

 

(me, ducking ss2k4's swing...)

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Very impressed they did that with no ABs!!!  :lol:

 

 

 

(me, ducking ss2k4's swing...)

Meh me and my typing skills...

 

PK 21 ABs

Uribe 12 ABs

clutch is bs... read moneyball

clutch is bs... read moneyball

Believing everything you read is BS.

lol the fact that i read moneyball doesnt mean i believe EVERYTHING i read

clutch is bs... read moneyball

Clutch is BS? I'd like to hear a reasonable explanation on this one.

RISP

 

Rowand .071 0 HR 2 RBI

 

Close and Late

 

Rowand .125 0 RBI

Yet another reason why Jeremy Reed can't come up soon enough

Yet another reason why Jeremy Reed can't come up soon enough

 

2004 Individual Statistics - Charlotte Knights

Complete through Thursday, Apr 29

Batters BA SLG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS E
J.Reed .338 .450 19 80 9 27 36 7 1 0 7 3 12 6 0 0

 

 

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Prior to this season Jeremy Reed was walking twice and much as he was striking out. He was walking at a pace about .8/G, and strikeing out about .4/G --

Right now he is walking at .15/G, and striking out .6/game -- That trend, coupled with his lackluster performace in spring training, makes me want him to see more time in the minors. He is only in his 3-year of Pro ball.

Clutch is BS?  I'd like to hear a reasonable explanation on this one.

That's because S-metric dorks like Bill James forget that the game is played by humans and not zombie-robots.

 

They see a batter batting 300 with RISP one year, then 260 next and 340 the next......and think this "unhealthy" deviation indicates luck.

 

Guess what? Even clutchest of clutch hitters go into funks, pitchers stop feeding them when ducks are on the pond, they overswing, etc.

 

Tell the Marlin fans that I-Rod's incredible clutch-hitting that carried them into the WS last year was luck manifest.

Tell the Marlin fans last year that Pudge's incredible clutch-hitting that carried them into the WS was pure luck.

That is the perfect example. Seriously, you couldn't have come up with a better example.

I could put up a good argument for both sides -- I could even refute your Pudge -- but I won't becasue I have one foot planted firmly in each camp. -- I would be interested to see what Reddy had to say though. It's always fun to hear someone elses opinions.

I could even refute your Pudge

 

You see, it wouldn't matter a lick if I-Rod's career numbers with RISP are well below 2003 because nothing changes what he did in 2003. When he hit a 95mph fastball up and away to RF in a do-or-die situation in NLDS, it wasn't "luck" -- at least no more luck than him hitting that pitch in Spring Training.

 

Some people are smarter than others. Some people are prettier. Some are more clutch. Sometimes "conventional wisdom" that Billy Caesar and his ilk despise so has survivided centuries for a good reason.

2004 Individual Statistics - Charlotte Knights

Complete through Thursday, Apr 29

Batters BA SLG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS E
J.Reed .338 .450 19 80 9 27 36 7 1 0 7 3 12 6 0 0

 

 

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Prior to this season Jeremy Reed was walking twice and much as he was striking out.  He was walking at a pace about .8/G, and strikeing out about .4/G --

Right now he is walking at .15/G, and striking out .6/game -- That trend, coupled with his lackluster performace in spring training, makes me want him to see more time in the minors.  He is only in his 3-year of Pro ball.

Yeah he needs to work more on his plate discipline, 3 BB's and 12 K's is not a good stat to hav, but Reed's hittin betta off lefties this year as well, which was one of his minor weaknesses last season if he had 1. :o

Yeah he needs to work more on his plate discipline, 3 BB's and 12 K's is not a good stat to hav, but Reed's hittin betta off lefties this year as well, which was one of his minor weaknesses last season if he had 1.  :o

He should be in AAA, period.

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