I am aiming towards Thomas. Last year it was Ordonez, so it could be close between the two.

i'd say maggs, hes been VERY consistent these past years and i believe he'll hit about .335 this year 24 hrs, thomas .305 37 hrs, konerko .312 31 hrs

i'd say maggs, hes been VERY  consistent these past years and i believe he'll hit about .335 this year 24 hrs, thomas .305 37 hrs, konerko .312 31 hrs

Frank hit 29 home runs last season with a lot lower batting average. If Frank hits 305, his home run total will be more than 8 more than last season - in my opinion.

With Ordonez having these stats:

-8th in AL in hits with 189

-6th in AL in Hr's with 38

-2nd in MLB in RBI's with 135

-5th in AL in AVG. with .320 (With Players with over 100 games)

 

With those stats, Ordonez should not only be a White Sox batting champion, Maggz will be a contender for the AL batting title, which makes him the White Soxs' premiere player.

Maggs will win a batting title at least once in his career, mark my words on that. He'll also get at least on MVP.

i'd say maggs, hes been VERY  consistent these past years and i believe he'll hit about .335 this year 24 hrs, thomas .305 37 hrs, konerko .312 31 hrs

24 bombs for Ordonez? I think hell have more than that...

i'd say maggs, hes been VERY  consistent these past years and i believe he'll hit about .335 this year 24 hrs, thomas .305 37 hrs, konerko .312 31 hrs

24 bombs for Ordonez? I think hell have more than that...

I was thinking he meant 42

i'd say maggs, hes been VERY  consistent these past years and i believe he'll hit about .335 this year 24 hrs, thomas .305 37 hrs, konerko .312 31 hrs

24 bombs for Ordonez? I think hell have more than that...

I missed that - as Jason said, it will (at least) 42

i'd say maggs, hes been VERY  consistent these past years and i believe he'll hit about .335 this year 24 hrs, thomas .305 37 hrs, konerko .312 31 hrs

yea sry i meant 42

Maggs

Maggs all the way

I'll tell you one thing it won't be Valentin, but I would definetly lean toward Maggs.

Don't know how anyone can vote against Maggs.....

no one is voting against Mags, come on, we all love Mags -

 

Frank's career batting average is higher than Mags and counting full seasons for both players, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2002, in two of those seasons Frank had the better average and in two Mags had.

 

So it is very easy to choose Frank as having a higher batting average than Mags. Or the other way. Frank has always had a very good average other than his injury years.

 

Nothing would make me happier than to see them finish 1-2 at the end of the year in the AL for batting average -