SteveLV Verified Member Posted March 24 Posted March 24 So Larnach/Martin, Buxton and Wallner vs. Gonzalez/Roden, Jenkins and Rodriguez. Depending on Buxton's health, pretty good argument Twins have more talent in St. Paul than in Mpls.... Just saying. Markostp and FlyingFinn 2
Whammy Verified Member Posted March 24 Posted March 24 What about the health of the AAA guys? Buxton played 1 less game last year (126) than Rodriguez and Jenkins’ combined totals between AA and AAA (127) Mike Sixel and glunn 2
Whammy Verified Member Posted March 24 Posted March 24 I am high on Roden and low on Larnach, but if either Rodon or Gonzalez have Larnach’s career, realistically that’s probably above a 50th percentile outcome. Mike Sixel 1
Mike Sixel Old-Timey Member Posted March 24 Posted March 24 4 hours ago, amjgt said: I am high on Roden and low on Larnach, but if either Rodon or Gonzalez have Larnach’s career, realistically that’s probably above a 50th percentile outcome. I think Roden hitting like Larnach but playing above average defense is about fifty fifty.
Whammy Verified Member Posted March 24 Posted March 24 16 minutes ago, Mike Sixel said: I think Roden hitting like Larnach but playing above average defense is about fifty fifty. Probably true. His 50th percentile offensive outcome is probably a higher average than Larnach and a similar OPS, so mostly a wash overall. The advantage gained by Roden's defense probably offsets the known of Larnach's career health. He hasn't exactly been the picture of health, but he also hasn't really spent a ton of time on the IL. Maybe that's a little recency bias though. The 50th percentile health outcome for just about any major leaguer has to be below what Larnach has done health-wise for his career.
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