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By Robert Cunningham, Angelswin.com Senior Writer So if they call third base the "hot corner", should they call first base the "cold corner"? These are some of the random thoughts that pass through my head as the Primer Series progresses. However, the author suspects that Eppler would actually like to make sure that first base heats up in 2020 rather than reenact the cold spell that turned out to be a 27th placed ranking, in total WAR for the year, among all 30 Major League Baseball teams. Pujols, across 423 plate appearances (PA's) at 1B, provided some offensive productivity (w
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2020 AngelsWin.com Primer Series: Eppler's Strategy
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By Robert Cunningham, AngelsWin.com Senior Writer To classify this off-season as the most important one in Eppler's career, to-date, is not an understatement. Moreno has not yet publicly extended Billy's contract, which means 2020 is the last year under his current deal and he could be looking for a new position in the coming months if the off-season does not go as planned and/or the Angels get off to a terrible start in the upcoming season. On top of that Arte has expressed a clear need for this team to push itself into a new window of contention after years of languishing in m-
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I was reading that the average cost per win in 2013 was $7 million. So I looked at the cost of Pujols, Hamilton and CJ. My very rough calculations had the following: CJ Wilson = $14 million Josh Hamilton = $33 million Albert Pujols (over 4 years) = $7.5 million Mike Trout (2013-15) =$285,000 None of them compared to Ryan Howard though who cost $110 million over 5 years and produced -3.8 WAR. I'm not even sure how to calculate that. Is that a cost of $330 million?
