GDT 6/12 Atl vs Mutts

CyYoung31 said:
The last 30 days Culberson has been propped up by an unsustainably high BABIP. He's not walking at all, and hasn't shown much power outside of two walk off homeruns. On the flipside, Camargo has been plagued by an insanely low BABIP the last 30 days, but has been walking a ton and flashing good power. His .781 OPS during the last month is pretty good and much more believable than Culberson's BABIP driven .903 OPS.
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Well, I'd be riding the hot hand when both are not regulars.... and Culberson is clearly the hot hand. If that changes, fine. But I still hope to see an upgrade either way.
 
zbhargrove said:
Hmmm... I don't see how Camargo is for sure a better player.... he's been garbage. I'd say they are both about equally fine utility players. I'm not saying we see what he can do because he may be the future... I say see what he can do over Camargo because he's simply been better. I'm all about us getting an upgrade, but it looks doubtful we will get any kind of upgrade for some time.

Don't see much difference.... Culberson had a better minor league track record, was a first round draft pick that didn't completely work out... has only had over 96 at-bats in a season once in the MLB... please tell me how Camargo is clearly better.
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How has Camargo been terrible? .753 OPS on the season, and .781 during the last 30 days to use your sample size.
 
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