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An off year for Trout looming ??


ghoetke

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Jeebus Junkky, Trout is not entering any decline phase. He is evolving every year into a better player than previous seasons. His current strikeout totals encompasses a whole 20 games. In what crazyland has the first 20 games reflected an entire season?

Put down the celestial charts and watch the games without feeling like every at bat or series means something.

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Leading the league in WAR already, and that's with his crazy high K%.  GO TROUT

 

I'd gladly tradeoff a decrease in Trout's WAR (best in AL in 2013) for an increase in his clutchness (worst in AL in 2013)

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amazing, the guy has some of the greatest 'start of career' stats of almost any player in the history of MLB and folks are talking about an 'off year'

 

don't think so.

 

Trout is pretty amazing.

 

If he doesn't get hurt, he'll put up some huge numbers and in today's MLB -- numbers that probably won't be matched by his contemporaries.......

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Apparently they left SO out of the WAR equation.

what does a K mean really?  Granted it's an out, but when is it worse than any other out?  So I guess it depends on how valuable a productive out is.  If you ask Trout to decrease his K rate, does it also decrease his BB rate and his BABIP?  Resulting in a lower OBP and SLG %?  Maybe.  It's hard to know what would happen if Trout put the ball in play more. 

 

The scary part of this?  Trout could be slumping. 

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And at that point in the year they were way under performing in the power department.

Yep. IIRC for the first month of the season Peter Bourjos was actually leading the team in slugging percentage (mostly due to stretching lots of long singles into doubles).

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