Off-day Thinker
by Jeff Sullivan on Jun 6, 2005 11:55 PM PDT
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PrintAdrian Beltre: .238/.271/.350
Jeff Cirillo: .273/.371/.413
I wish I were kidding. Beltre could hit home runs in his next nine at bats and he'd still have an OPS under .800. With Dontrelle Willis and AJ Burnett scheduled to pitch in this series, he really needs to tee off on Brian Moehler tomorrow. Really.
At what point do expectations that Beltre will catch fire turn into hope?
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Stop it Jeff...
Just for fun...
Yeah, he's been holding down the hot corner for the Beltre-less Dodgers for the last 19 games.
.414/.500/.552 in 58 AB.
It won't stick, but it's still funny.
David Bell
Bell - .263/.326/.348
Beltre - .238/.271/.350
Heh
I will say that these next two weeks could be just what the doctor ordered for Beltre. Being able to see some NL pitching might help him get on a roll.
Yikes...
Cameron - .340/.438/.631
by Mr Slice on Jun 7, 2005 8:08 AM PDT reply actions
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