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- The Jays - 11-27-2005
ok, so how does carlos delgado stack up against greg maddux? i bet delgado own maddux
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
why dont we compare their postseason numbers?
- Keyser Soze - 11-28-2005
Bloody Anus Wrote:i'm not even saying delgado is better, im saying he's at least as good if not better than ortiz.Quote:Three year averages...
Ortiz, 75 runs, 139 hits, 31 HRs, 105 RBIs, 59 walks, .289 avg, .366 OBP
Delgado, 98 runs, 145 hits, 36 HRs, 117 RBIs, 93 walks, .284 avg, .403 OBP
Are these 3-year averages from 3 completely random seasons? It would probably be a lot more relevant to compare the PREVIOUS 3 seasons, which would look more like this:
Ortiz: 97 runs, 161 hits, 40 HR, 129 RBI, 78 BB, .297 BA, .382 OBP
Delgado: 91 runs, 151 hits, 36 HR, 120 RBI, 83 BB, .292 BA, .399 OBP
However, if you compared Delgado to Ortiz from 2000 to 2002, it would look like this:
Ortiz: 52 runs, 100 hits, 16 HR, 62 RBI, 47 BB, .265 BA, .342 OBP
Delgado: 107 runs, 165 hits, 38 HR, 116 RBI, 112 BB, .300 BA, .428 OBP
So on that front, you do make a great point. Delgado > Ortiz.
thanks for being the only other rational person in this thread. as always, bloody anus rules!
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
umm... what?
- Galt - 11-28-2005
I didn't check your numbers, I just assumed that they were the three previous seasons. What kind of retard just picks three random seasons to compare against?
You are the only person on the planet who would suggest that any team is better off with Delgado over Ortiz.
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
why the hell would you just pick random seasons?!?!!?
- Galt - 11-28-2005
Brady Anderson is better than Barry Bonds
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
the stats dont lie
- Keyser Soze - 11-28-2005
i didnt pick random seasons, i used the stats sportsline gave me for 3 year averages, it didnt say they were random. either way, bloody posted the actual stats and proved my point for me.
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
in the stats he posted, ortiz is better than delgado in all but one category...
- diceisgod - 11-28-2005
Ortiz reminds me of cecil fielder or albert bell. Better get that fat ass in shape or he won't last.
- Galt - 11-28-2005
Not between 2000 and 2002 he wasn't, DRRRRRR!
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
seriously, am i missing something? or can keyser just not read?
- Keyser Soze - 11-28-2005
wow, the reading comprehension between galt and awfulreceiverofthemonthkid is pathetic.
Ortiz: 97 runs, 161 hits, 40 HR, 129 RBI, 78 BB, .297 BA, .382 OBP
Delgado: 91 runs, 151 hits, 36 HR, 120 RBI, 83 BB, .292 BA, .399 OBP
Ortiz has 6 more runs, 10 more hits, 4 more homers, 9 more rbis, 5 less walks, .005 higher BA, .017 lower OBP
My point was Delgado is as good if not better. Those numbers reflect that.
- Galt - 11-28-2005
So the fact that Delgado is only 5-10% worse than Ortiz in most categories means that he's "as good"?
- Galt - 11-28-2005
The Mets only had 8% fewer losses than the Braves last year. So the stats clearly show that the Mets were just as good.....IF NOT BETTER LAST YEAR!
Go Mets!
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
you dont get it, duh!
- HollywoodJewMoses - 11-28-2005
ORTIZ IS FAT!
- Galt - 11-28-2005
I got a 93 on test mom, that's a good as a 100....IF NOT BETTER!
- The Jays - 11-28-2005
Galt Wrote:So the fact that Delgado is only 5-10% worse than Ortiz in most categories means that he's "as good"?
Quote:So the fact that Delgado is only 5-10% worse than Ortiz in most categories means that he's "as good"?
as long as he's within 5-10%, the addition of his fielding value makes him better, because Ortiz doesn't field.