I know the fact that Ellsbury missed hitting .300 by .002 points in his short Triple-A stint is the best you got, but it comes off as pretty silly.
Melky hit .248 in his first Triple-A stint and had an OBP more than .050 points lower than Ellsbury. But then again, the talents are hardly comparable as Ellsbury's outperformed Cabrera at every level of competition Single-A through the majors.
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I know the fact that Ellsbury missed hitting .300 by .002 points in his short Triple-A stint is the best you got, but it comes off as pretty silly.
ReplyDeleteMelky hit .248 in his first Triple-A stint and had an OBP more than .050 points lower than Ellsbury. But then again, the talents are hardly comparable as Ellsbury's outperformed Cabrera at every level of competition Single-A through the majors.
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