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Detroit Tigers (2011 season)

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TooTallMenardo;2095852; said:
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Winning the NL Central just got even EASIER!

I'll never say this again, but here's to hoping for a 1-2 finish between the Reds and the Pirates!
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You're underestimating Ryan Braun, who will be allowed to play, hit 175 home runs this year, and magically not be tested again until the end of the season.
 
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I was having some dinner out when I saw this last night. This old dude sitting near me seemed so offended that an overweight negro would be making so much money rather than a decent white Christian fellow like himself. I wish I could've recorded his reaction for youtube, it was classic.
 
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BigJim;2096332; said:
Jhonny's range at SS is about half a shoe length. No GM in the league would take him over Cabrera.
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Fangraphs rates his range for 2011 as slightly above average. For his career, it's below average, but he also doesn't make many errors. All things considered, he's about your average MLB defensive ss.

But I mean, let's not let your prior bias against him get in the way of, you know, statistical measures that people use to rate players. :io::oh:
 
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MichFan1997;2125503; said:
Fangraphs rates his range for 2011 as slightly above average. For his career, it's below average, but he also doesn't make many errors. All things considered, he's about your average MLB defensive ss.

But I mean, let's not let your prior bias against him get in the way of, you know, statistical measures that people use to rate players. :io::oh:
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Did it take you 3 months to come up with that witty retort by yourself or did you need help?
 
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MichFan1997;2125503; said:
Fangraphs rates his range for 2011 as <insert sound of barking dogs>. For his career, it's below average, but he also doesn't make many errors. All things considered, he's about your average MLB defensive ss.

But I mean, let's not let your prior bias against him get in the way of, you know, statistical measures that people use to rate players. :io::oh:
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The hi-lited part means that he's below average. That leads me to my current and future bias.
 
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