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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Saturday, March 22, 2008DRays Bay: Q&A with Keith Law, ESPN Senior Writer and Master ChefThe Rays finally get smart? Not The Claw...The Klaw.
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Posted: March 22, 2008 at 09:18 PM | 5 comment(s)
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This may surprise anyone who is not paying attention, but consider the ballpark factors in San Francisco each of the last 5 years:
2003 - 099
2004 - 101
2005 - 101
2006 - 100
2007 - 100
Yes, ATT is a big park in centerfield and a hard one for left-handed batters (not named Barry Bonds) to hit home runs in. But it is a neutral park, not a pitchers park. It's basically the same as Tampa for the average pitcher:
2003 - 096
2004 - 097
2005 - 100
2006 - 100
2007 - 099
Of course, Keith Law may be considering other factors, such as the DH and general superiority of AL hitters, in assuming Lincecum would do better in San Francisco.
Anyone buy the official dvds?
I think taking Longoria over Lincecum was a good move for Rays.
Should have kept name Devil Rays though.
Regular Rays have become a lot more dangerous since name change.
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