DirkPiggler
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Heyward hitting 300 with a 117 wrc+ after 3 weeks.
Someone must've jacked with the date settings on his iPhone.
Heyward hitting 300 with a 117 wrc+ after 3 weeks.
I doubt it. But Mike Trout is on pace for his 5th 9+ WAR seasons in his first 6 years.
Heyward hitting 300 with a 117 wrc+ after 3 weeks.
Trout holds the mantle now but if it continues then we have a discussion on our hands.
Trout holds the mantle now but if it continues then we have a discussion on our hands.
Didn't you say Harper holds the mantle before the beginning of last year before he tanked?
I did because I believe he is the most talented player. I still believe that. I just can't deny how good Trout has been anymore
Which is something you should of never done. Harper pretty much has to do what Trout had done up to that point for anyone to seriously have this conversation. Does Harper have insane amounts of talent? Yes. But you have to produce consistent results like Trout to be considered the best player in the game.
Heyward hitting 300 with a 117 wrc+ after 3 weeks.
I did because I believe he is the most talented player. I still believe that. I just can't deny how good Trout has been anymore
Unfortunately, that doesn't tell the whole story. His OPS is hovering right around .700. His walk rate is down (only 3 walks on the year). He's not hitting for ANY power! Coming into today, he had 1 HR and 1 3B. No doubles. His ISO has trended downward every single year since he hit 27 homers for us in 2012. Would love to see him bounce back and reach his potential, but doesn't seem to be happening.
Agreed. Still believe Harpers ceiling is higher than Trouts.
I just don't see Harpers ceiling as being the absolute best player ever.
2015 was a glimpse into Harpers ceiling IMO. Has to come close to that again more though. Trout hasn't been there as a hitter at least.
For greediness reasons, I want Harper or Trout to become a Brave, and the other to end up in the NL East somewhere. Would then have 3 of the premier players in baseball with Stanton in the NL East