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Tuesday, January 15, 2008

The Clutch Project

By Tangotiger, 11:37 AM

From 2003 through to 2006, Manny Ramirez’ BA/OBP/SLG line was .311/.412/.602.  David Ortiz during the same time period was .294/.391/.609.  Not a whole heckavualotta difference.  If you had a crucial situation in 2007, who would you prefer to have up there?  How about Jason Giambi (.250/.409/.514 ) or Bobby Abreu (.296/.416/.487)?  David Wright (.306/.375/.527 ) or Carlos Beltran (.278/.368/.517)?

So, this is how I envision my Clutch project: 

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