There's no stars in racing? Is that right?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

CHuck Chuck Chuck you need to go look up some statistics before you start making these posts. If Cabrera Plays 10 More seasons he would have to average 200 hits per year to close in on RC 3000 lifetime hits. and in 10 years that would but him at 17 or 18 years service in the big leagues.


No Doubt Cabrera is a good hitter But he strikes out way to Much in fact at his current rate in 5 years (which would make his 11th or 12th season) he will have struck out more times than RC did in 18 seasons

Actually since he is averaging 189 hits a season and has yet to hit his prime years it is hardly a stretch to think he wont surpass Clemente in total hits. You do realize that he just turned 26 and already has 1100 hits? Clemente "led" the league in GIDP's which are quite a bit worse than strikeouts.

[freddymo]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Actually since he is averaging 189 hits a season and has yet to hit his prime years it is hardly a stretch to think he wont surpass Clemente in total hits. You do realize that he just turned 26 and already has 1100 hits? Clemente "led" the league in GIDP's which are quite a bit worse than strikeouts.

Imagine Clemente on steriods? I would suggest that comparing baseball players today to 30 years ago is a dicey proposition. I really have no fundamental issue with going home to the DR and cycling for the winter. They all were doing it so I figure it was fair for everybody. I think its pretty obvious Caberra's body has dramatically changed since his 167lbs 19 year old days in Florida.