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1. Rants Mulliniks (formerly Cold Prosimian) Posted: July 03, 2009 at 05:34 PM (#3241430)Scutaro's has a career .715 OPS, including this year's outlier. Is that still better than anyone JP brought in? How's his defense? There's an argument to be made that McDonald might have been better thanks to his fielding.
Even though he plays 2B now, I'm pretty sure Aaron Hill is the best of the bunch. He played SS in college, the minors, and parts of his first two seasons with the Jays.
One could argue that he doesn't qualify anymore, but he was certainly drafted and developed as if he would play SS, so I'd count him.
In the last 2 years Scutaro has developed from a backup infielder who's good at 2B/3B and can fake SS, into a very good defensive shortstop. A +13 UZR for 2008-mid 2009. It's not so much great range as he's completely eliminated mistakes, only 2 errors through the first 80 games.
To be successful in the big leagues, for 99% of players, it takes a combination of talent and hard work. Scutaro just appears to be one of those guys who works harder than most everybody else. He's probably gotten more out of his ability than anyone expected he was capable of.
Please don't use the s-word. Please don't use the s-word. Please don't use the s-word.
Why not? He's not your typical "Scrappy" ballplayer
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