Originally posted by: mpitts
I'm actually glad the Tigers didn't sign him.
Until last year, he averaged ~20 home runs a year and is a lifetime .274 hitter.
I don't want to see the Tigers overpay someone because they had one good year.
Isn't Dodger stadium a cavern as well? And won't Beltre have more protection with Boone/Sexson in the lineup than with last year's LA team?Originally posted by: Toasthead
Originally posted by: mpitts
I'm actually glad the Tigers didn't sign him.
Until last year, he averaged ~20 home runs a year and is a lifetime .274 hitter.
I don't want to see the Tigers overpay someone because they had one good year.
EXACTLY. He is not as good as last season made him out to be. He is gonna suck in that cavern of a stadium in Seattle.
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Isn't Dodger stadium a cavern as well? And won't Beltre have more protection with Boone/Sexson in the lineup than with last year's LA team?Originally posted by: Toasthead
Originally posted by: mpitts
I'm actually glad the Tigers didn't sign him.
Until last year, he averaged ~20 home runs a year and is a lifetime .274 hitter.
I don't want to see the Tigers overpay someone because they had one good year.
EXACTLY. He is not as good as last season made him out to be. He is gonna suck in that cavern of a stadium in Seattle.
Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Adrian Beltre has always had the potential to do what he did last season. He's still only 25 years old - yup, only 25. This contract signs him through a nice portion of his career in an age sense.
While it is a pretty big risk as he's only had one great season, he's still only 25 and has always had the potential and the ability to be a great player. This could be a great signing.
