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Skip Bayless wouldn't put Biggio in Hall of Fame

Discussion in 'Houston Astros' started by pgabriel, Jul 7, 2011.

  1. Hey Now!

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    He was selectively productive. The counting numbers are nice - but he was a mostly lousy offensive player that year. The 21 HRs are more than negated by the .306 OB%, which indicates he made *a lot* of outs. A lot.

    I don't know what the rest of the NL 2Bmen did that year (nor, for that matter, do I know what Phillips did pre-ASB) - but he posted a 102 OPS+, which is right at league average so, yeah, based on the entire year, he probably wasn't deserving.
     
  2. msn

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    concerning the thread topic, the end of his career and the six points or whatever that dropped on his career OB% were barely relevant when you brought them up and they're not very relevant several posts later, either.

    You and I have discussed Biggio v. Alomar before, and you make good points. I see them as either equal or slight edge to Biggio, especially considering the longevity.
     
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    then how can you comment on whether he was deserving? if his were the best numbers among NL 2Bmen, and you don't like them, should they then bring in a 3B or SS to play 2B?
     

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