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Do numbers really tell the whole tale? Do regular season numbers make a hill of bean of difference in October and beyond? Manny is one of those players with that intangible "it" even at 36. He is in the same class of hitter as Vlad. He strikes fear in the hearts of opposing pitchers and managers. other teams have to play around him. No one has to play around Jason Bay no matter what his numbers are. Not only do they trade him but they also agree to pick up salary and give away a couple of decent prospects? My respect for Theo Epstein has seriously subsided. And its a great day to be a Yankee fan. |
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Bay is better than the Yankees LF of the day btw. |
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Bay 538 78 133 25 2 21 84 59 9 141 4 1 .247 .327 .418 .745 Matsui 547 100 156 28 4 25 103 73 73 4 2 .285 .367 .488 .855 Its not really close. Matsui hit for more power, struck out at half the rate and batted 40 pts higher. As a matter of fact, he was better in every category. This year, matsui has been injured, but he still batting 323. |
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Naturally you chose to use Bays worst season by far as his first three seasons were very good and he is playing well this year. And with the news that Matsui's doctor has urged him to have seaon ending surgery which he refuses to do I would assume that Nady/Damon will be your left fielder and Matsui the DH until he is placed back on the DL. |