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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, April 21, 2008Griffin: Mailbag: Frank Thomas editionWith Michael Kay seemingly away forever tracking down The Poubelle Twins and Parts and Labor for his show...we are stuck with Richard Griffin.
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Hmmm...
The Blue Jays have a bunch of hitters who apparently don't hit well enough when it counts.
Option (1): get a DH who will be so good in those situations that opposing teams would rather walk him whenever possible. Option (2): get a DH who won't be especially good, leading teams to just get him out in the first place without having to worry about continuing to get out the other Blue Jays.
Brilliant.
Last year Bonds had 138 PAs with RISP, he was unintentionally walked 19 times, which does not seem excessive, he was intentionally walked 40 times- which is, of course excessive- he slugged "only" .545 in 2006 and .565 in 2007- the reason he still gets walked at that absurd rate with RISP is
1: Last year he was followed most often by Durham and Klesko.
2: Manager still remember when he slugged .800+
But by 2007 it was mostly # 1. The offensive gap between Bonds and the men following him is almost like that between a #8 hitter and a pitcher. Not because he's slugging .800, but because the men following him blew chunks (Durham: .218/.295/.343; Klesko .260/.344/.401).
Regardless, they can just fire him after his first 0/3 game.
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