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QUOTE (ChrisLikesBaseball @ Jan 1, 2014 -> 04:53 PM)
Yeah, looks like there's probably NL DH data included. "Average of averages" probably isn't the most effective way to provide this data.

The AL and NL splits don't show up all that different. The AL DH's have 20 points higher of OBP but similar slugging numbers, so the AL DH's have a .725 OPS, the NL is at .705.

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QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jan 1, 2014 -> 04:04 PM)
The AL and NL splits don't show up all that different. The AL DH's have 20 points higher of OBP but similar slugging numbers, so the AL DH's have a .725 OPS, the NL is at .705.

 

 

That makes Dunn or Viciedo look a bit better...the days where you expected an 800+ OPS from 4-5 positions in the line-up are long gone.

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QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Jan 1, 2014 -> 07:15 PM)
That makes Dunn or Viciedo look a bit better...the days where you expected an 800+ OPS from 4-5 positions in the line-up are long gone.

 

And somehow the Sox are loaded with raw power.

 

Dayan, Davidson, Avi, JDA and Dunn.

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