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Comparison bet. Matsui and Iguchi back in 2003

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Iguchi had a breakthrough season this year, hitting .340 with 27 home runs, 109 RBI and 42 stolen bases. And at 28, the same age as Matsui, he may be a better option for U.S. teams.

 

For instance, Matsui is a free swinger who strikes out a lot — 124 times in 140 games this season. Iguchi only struck out 81 times. Iguchi also had a far better on-base percentage (.438 to Matsui's .365) and a better slugging percentage (.573 to .549).

 

I know it's a wishfull thinking, but if Iguchi got his 2003 playing form back, watch out! :D

Can we say Rookie of the Year.

There is a bias now in the American press that Japanese players don't qualify as rookies in the Majors, which is complete bull. That's why Hideki Matsui came in second in Rookie of the Year voting even though he had 100+ rbis. Expect that same discrimination towards Iguchi.

That'd be sweet if he's rookie of the year, but it's bring up the "no one that played in Japan should be considered a rookie" thing

QUOTE(gotoh00 @ Jan 25, 2005 -> 09:12 PM)
There is a bias now in the American press that Japanese players don't qualify as rookies in the Majors, which is complete bull.  That's why Hideki Matsui came in second in Rookie of the Year voting even though he had 100+ rbis.  Expect that same discrimination towards Iguchi.

 

After playing in a professional major league, Iguchi should not merit any consideration for rookie of the year either. Give it to a true rookie.

If you don't like it -change the rule. If we aren't going to change the rule-then Japanese players should be able to win.

wasn't Shingo also the runner-up in 2004?

As much as I would love him to win rookie of the year.. I rather have another award

 

 

2005 AL Central Champs

 

Chicago White Sox

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Jan 25, 2005 -> 10:43 PM)
As much as I would love him to win rookie of the year.. I rather have another award

2005 AL Central Champs

 

Chicago White Sox

:pray :headbang :snr

another thing that might of heard Hideki is he played on the yankees, were even rookies can drive in 100 runs

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Jan 25, 2005 -> 10:43 PM)
As much as I would love him to win rookie of the year.. I rather have another award

2005 AL Central Champs

 

Chicago White Sox

Word

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Jan 25, 2005 -> 11:43 PM)
As much as I would love him to win rookie of the year.. I rather have another award

2005 AL Central Champs

 

Chicago White Sox

 

Anyone that doesn't agree with that is insane.

Screw that.

 

2005 World Champions - Chicago White Sox!!!

QUOTE(SAVVY18 @ Jan 26, 2005 -> 12:45 PM)
Screw that.

 

2005 World Champions - Chicago White Sox!!!

word :P

QUOTE(SAVVY18 @ Jan 26, 2005 -> 11:45 AM)
Screw that.

 

2005 World Champions - Chicago White Sox!!!

 

Anyone that doesn't agree with that is insane. :P

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