Left or Right?
For the next 15 years, which would you rather have: the left side of the Mets infield or the right side of the Phillies infield?
David Wright and Jose Reyes were co-players of the week in the National League last week, hopefully, a glimpse of things to come.
I think David Wright is the best player of the four. But I think Utley is not far behind and will probably have overall stats close to Wright's. I think Howard is a monster slugger who can consistently hit 50 home runs, but he plays poor defense. Reyes is the most flawed of the four, but probably the most exciting.
In a tossup I think I would have to pick the Phillies duo, because they have more power. But other than Albert Pujols, I don't see any National Leaguer who will prevent this quartet from being the All-Stars starters in the NL for many years to come.
David Wright and Jose Reyes were co-players of the week in the National League last week, hopefully, a glimpse of things to come.
I think David Wright is the best player of the four. But I think Utley is not far behind and will probably have overall stats close to Wright's. I think Howard is a monster slugger who can consistently hit 50 home runs, but he plays poor defense. Reyes is the most flawed of the four, but probably the most exciting.
In a tossup I think I would have to pick the Phillies duo, because they have more power. But other than Albert Pujols, I don't see any National Leaguer who will prevent this quartet from being the All-Stars starters in the NL for many years to come.
posted by Paul at 11:51 AM
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Interestingly enough, SNY just showed a graphic that said these four players are among the top 5 in the NL in hits with 2 strikes so far this season.
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