So let us think about this for a moment. The following stat line is that of player X's splits against right handed hitters.
451 ABs, 74 Runs, 124 Hits, 19 2Bs, 8 3Bs, 28 HRs, 62 RBIs, 18 SB, 4 CS, 57 BBs, 99 SO, .275 BA, .358 OBP, .539 SLG, .879 OPS.
Isn't this kind stat line what we were all dreaming for last winter? On top of mashing righties, this player plays center field, and as we all know this is one of the Chicago Cubs most glaring issues both defensively and offensively. Oh and might I add that Player X usually hits ...
The Chicago Cubs 2009 season has been one to forget for the most part. Instead of focusing on the bad, however, I aim to shed some light on those players who have come forward for the Cubs organization and have made progress in a big way. Most of these players are paid the bare minimum in baseball standards but yet really have made those veteran millionaires look plain out bad in comparison. The best part about younger players is probably that they show the will and the want and the passion that it takes to win in baseball. Unlike ...
