Over / Under

[Slegnaac]

Mike Trout should be around 300 Hrs at the end of this contract, will be make Over or Under?

[Angel Oracle]

187 currently, needs 114 in the next 3 1/3 seasons to surpass 300.   That is my vote: over.

He would then be #1 in franchise history, and having just turned 29 in August 2020.

[krAbs]

Over the last 5 seasons, he as averaged 32.6 hr/seasons (not counting 2017), which would land him juuust below 300. But, given the fact that he has been trending up, and averaged 35.5 over the last 3 seasons (if he does that again, he will nudge just over 300) and technically would be on pace for 49.5 this year if it wasn't for that injury (a pace that would put him near 350 by the end of his contract), he should hit 300. Assuming nothing horrible happens. *knock on brandon wood*

[Troll Daddy]

Just Win Baby

[Docwaukee]

5 hours ago, Troll Daddy said:

Just Win Baby

why don't you participate in a thread instead of always bringing your own agenda.  

[Lou]

3 hours ago, Dochalo said:

why don't you participate in a thread instead of always bringing your own agenda.  

 

2 hours ago, hangin n wangin said:

Probably because he's a troll daddy.

 

Anyone else notice that these guys didn't participate in the thread? lol

 

i say he Trout falls short. 

 

Edited August 2, 2017 by Lou

[arch stanton]

over with 305

[Blarg]

6 hours ago, Dochalo said:

why don't you participate in a thread instead of always bringing your own agenda.  

I would like it if the Angels had a winning agenda instead of just participating.

[krAbs]

33 minutes ago, hangin n wangin said:

I noticed lol 

I'm going to go with Trout falling short as well. If Trout hits 12 more bombs this year, he would still have to average 40 a year for the next 3 to do it. I have averaging about 35 or so over the next three years. I hope I'm wrong.

Suck it Lou.

Closer to 34 than 40, btw. 40/year would put him around 320.

[Dick B Back]

I voted under due to this year's DL stint. I would love to be wrong!

[JustATroutFan]

20 hours ago, krAbs said:

Over the last 5 seasons, he as averaged 32.6 hr/seasons (not counting 2017), which would land him juuust below 300. But, given the fact that he has been trending up, and averaged 35.5 over the last 3 seasons (if he does that again, he will nudge just over 300) and technically would be on pace for 49.5 this year if it wasn't for that injury (a pace that would put him near 350 by the end of his contract), he should hit 300. Assuming nothing horrible happens. *knock on brandon wood*

Brandon Wood deserves to be the poster child for great prospects who failed.

In regards to Trout, assuming he doesn't get injured or struggle, I am saying over.  

[Lou]

I doubt he can go 3 years without another stint on the DL. 

That's why I picked the Under