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QUOTE (Kalapse @ Jul 2, 2008 -> 02:46 PM)
A-Rod, Lowell and Longoria all probably deserve it more than Crede anyway.

Longoria and Crede have near IDENTICAL stats.

 

.268 avg/15 hr/47 rbi/42 r/5 sb/.343 obp/.521 slg - Longoria

.268 avg/15 hr/47 rbi/35 r/0 sb/.344 obp/.498 slg - Crede

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QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ Jul 2, 2008 -> 11:51 AM)
Longoria and Crede have near IDENTICAL stats.

 

.268 avg/15 hr/47 rbi/42 r/5 sb/.343 obp/.521 slg - Longoria

.268 avg/15 hr/47 rbi/35 r/0 sb/.344 obp/.498 slg - Crede

 

Wow.

 

Longoria has been better defensively than Crede this year, so I'd probably give him the nod.

 

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QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ Jul 2, 2008 -> 01:51 PM)
Longoria and Crede have near IDENTICAL stats.

 

.268 avg/15 hr/47 rbi/42 r/5 sb/.343 obp/.521 slg - Longoria

.268 avg/15 hr/47 rbi/35 r/0 sb/.344 obp/.498 slg - Crede

Yeah it's pretty crazy how similar they've been, it's a 22 point difference in OPS and 11 point difference in OPS+ but I'd have to imagine Longoria's defense has been superior to Crede's this season based one what I've seen and read.

 

Looking at RZR (revised zone rating): Longoria .719 and Crede .716 with Crede making 34 OOZ (plays made out of zone) and Longoria 30. So at least according to Revised Zone Rating they've been about equal. And for anyone who still gives a s*** about FLD%; Crede's .931 is by far the worst in the AL. At least he's been consistent with 8 throwing and 8 fielding errors.

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QUOTE (feistyboy @ Jul 2, 2008 -> 02:54 PM)
I keep up with other teams. 3rd base is one of the worst positions this year in the AL.

Um, no.

 

ARod: .316/.399/.591/.990

Lowell: .299/.359/.518/.877

Longoria: .268/.343/.521/.864

Crede: .268/.344/.498/.842

Blake: .287/.358/.453/.811

Miggy: .280/.349/.457/.806

 

SS on the other hand . . .

 

M. Young: .287/.339/.417/.756

Peralta: .253/.301/.447/.748

Jeter: .280/.340/.388/.728

Lugo: .269/.359/.338/.697

Cabrera: .273/.324/.372/.697

 

3B is the second strongest offensive position in the AL this year behind the blanket position of Outfield.

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