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Abreu over/under set at 28.5/85.5

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Thoughts?

 

Daryl Van Schouwen ‏@CST_soxvan 11m

 

Bovada has over/under props on Jose Abreu. Home runs at 28 1/2, RBI at 85 1/2 for 2014 season.

OVAH

It's just a guess and we will be hearing a lot of people's guesses in the next week or so especially from the commentators and sports writers. But, it's always fun when we have positive feedback on a Sox player

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Mar 25, 2014 -> 01:08 PM)
Thoughts?

 

Daryl Van Schouwen ‏@CST_soxvan 11m

 

Bovada has over/under props on Jose Abreu. Home runs at 28 1/2, RBI at 85 1/2 for 2014 season.

 

Under and over

I think I'd say under and over.

Over and over.

Hopefully he's durable to play enough to get to those numbers, but I'm going to say they'll protect him a little this year, and he'll play about 140-145 games.

 

24 homers, 78 rbis

Over for both. 35/95.

I think my prediction a while back was 28/106, making the assumption that he would be a great hitter w/RISP.

Under/under. Expecting some adjustment time, plus we've seen the Cubans don't like April in Chicago. Although would anyone here be disappointed with 25/80? The RBI projection isn't that high relative to the homers, but with this lineup that's probably fair.

QUOTE (danman31 @ Mar 26, 2014 -> 12:00 AM)
Under/under. Expecting some adjustment time, plus we've seen the Cubans don't like April in Chicago. Although would anyone here be disappointed with 25/80? The RBI projection isn't that high relative to the homers, but with this lineup that's probably fair.

 

I would be perfectly happy with 25/80, as long as it's .275+. That right there probably gets him a ROY award, unless Tanaka debuts just as well.

 

25/80/.275 would be nearly identical to what Prince Fielder did last year, but if, unlike Prince, Abreu can be just an average 1B, that type of season should net him a 3+ WAR, which would have put him #1 among AL rookies last year.

I hope over, and only if the adjustment period isn't too long or draining on him but I can't help but think as mature a hitter he is he won't hit a couple stumps throughout the season so if money was involved i'd go under....although barely. 23/74

QUOTE (TheTruth05 @ Mar 26, 2014 -> 07:16 AM)
I hope over, and only if the adjustment period isn't too long or draining on him but I can't help but think as mature a hitter he is he won't hit a couple stumps throughout the season so if money was involved i'd go under....although barely. 23/74

I still say these numbers make sense, and I get what you're saying too, but man, when you watch that guys swing it is just a work of art.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Mar 26, 2014 -> 08:10 AM)
I still say these numbers make sense, and I get what you're saying too, but man, when you watch that guys swing it is just a work of art.

 

And I think we'll definitely be in for one of the best art shows around for the next few years :cheers

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