This guy came out on fire last year, finishing second in the ROY voting and hitting .300 with 14 homers in under 300 at-bats. This year, he's at an anemic .257/.283/.449, numbers that remind me of something Dave Kingman would do. He's also only drawn 14 walks against his 104 strikeouts.
My question is, will he learn some plate discipline and become a solid contributor, or will he continue being one of the worst regular OFs in the National League? He's only 22, but is he capable of turning things around long-term?
2006-08-28
09:23:22
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Craig S
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