OK so I have a few noob questions for you guys, having checked out of baseball for quite sometime now, with the exception of watching Blue Jays playoff run a few years back.
- Mike Trout. He seems to be the best production player in baseball right now? I've heard a lot about Bryce Harper who's a year younger and later into the league but Trout seems to have the better numbers overall. Altuve seems to be the hot guy over the past few years but he's a bit smaller and not so much a power hitter right?
- So we all know that the Dodgers have always been one of the biggest market teams in baseball. If we were to compare the Angels to the Dodgers, would it be fair to say that the Angels are like the Brooklyn Nets or L.A. Clippers of the NBA compared to their bigger brothers? Maybe this is finally the time where the Angels can gain much ground on the Dodgers in terms of popularity and market size? What about salary cap, ast I checked, baseball isn't a fair sport in this regard where teams like the Yankees or Dodgers could have an unfair advantage to how much they can pay their roster. How do the Angels stack up in terms of overall salary and revenue?
- It's great to see changes to baseball that weren't there years ago. These new stats are weird to me, OBP, OPS? I'm glad that not everything is based on batting average where guys like Wade Boggs and Tony Gwynn got all the credit for being the best batters in baseball. *They were great players, not trying to take anything away but these new stats are pretty interesting.
- The square graphic in the batters box with the pitch speed is pretty darn cool, when did they start doing this? I notice this is only some broadcasts but I like it!
That's all I got for now....thx.