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TUCK! sez: How much is that per strikeout?

by Tuck
January 11, 2010

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Bill@TDS said...

Beltre doesn’t strike out particularly often. For his career, he’s struck out 95 times per 600 PA. The 2009 Red Sox struck out 106 times per 600 PA.

Posted 01/11  at  01:14 PM
TUCK! said...

@Bill: Thanks for the note; I took his career strikeout average, compared it against his Mariners numbers and rounded (that’s where the “about” part comes in). You know what they say about statistics—your mileage may vary. Still, seems high for a guy making 10mil a year. I know I could strikeout just as much for half the $$$.

Posted 01/11  at  01:31 PM
Michael Lahr said...

Actually a higher-than-average $/strikeout ratio is probably a good thing…it would imply low strikeouts and high bucks!

Posted 01/11  at  03:16 PM
TUCK! said...

@Michael: You sure got that last part right! Bu maybe we should ask Mariners fans what they think of the Sawx deal…thanks for the post!

Posted 01/11  at  11:16 PM
MsFan said...

Here I am. I think Theo is hilarious for not paying attention to the last 4 years of Beltre’s career. Oh, and we’ll take those draft picks, too.

Posted 01/12  at  10:23 PM
TUCK! said...

@MsFan: And so there you are. From what Bill was saying it should be a good fit…thanks for the post!

Posted 01/13  at  01:45 PM
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