Pressbox: Dan Duquette about the Orioles' upcoming season. Tune into @ABC2NEWS at 10:30 a.m.

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Not too much interesting. He did say Kim is a better hitter than Kang, but Kang has more power. Said Kim's power is getting better and he lead the league in putouts which for a LF is impressive. He seems to be real high on Kim.

Not too much interesting. He did say Kim is a better hitter than Kang, but Kang has more power. Said Kim's power is getting better and he lead the league in putouts which for a LF is impressive. He seems to be real high on Kim.

I seriously doubt that he led the league in putouts for all positions. That would pretty much have to be first baseman, wouldn't it? Or possibly a catcher. My guess is that he meant that Kim led the league's left fielders in putouts. That's good, but is probably more based on games played than fielding prowess, IMO.

I seriously doubt that he led the league in putouts for all positions. That would pretty much have to be first baseman, wouldn't it? Or possibly a catcher. My guess is that he meant that Kim led the league's left fielders in putouts. That's good, but is probably more based on games played than fielding prowess, IMO.

I would think he meant he led the league for OFers, or LFers as you say.

Not too much interesting. He did say Kim is a better hitter than Kang, but Kang has more power. Said Kim's power is getting better and he lead the league in putouts which for a LF is impressive. He seems to be real high on Kim.

I am glad he is.

I seriously doubt that he led the league in putouts for all positions. That would pretty much have to be first baseman, wouldn't it? Or possibly a catcher. My guess is that he meant that Kim led the league's left fielders in putouts. That's good, but is probably more based on games played than fielding prowess, IMO.

I meant to say all OF.

I meant to say all OF.

It's certainly true that it would be unusual for a corner OF to lead all outfielders in putouts.

It's certainly true that it would be unusual for a corner OF to lead all outfielders in putouts.

Makes better sense. Thanks.

Makes better sense. Thanks.

I think the only way a corner OF leads his league in OF putouts is if all the CF's miss a significant number of games. Rickey Henderson led the AL once, but his total was quite low compared to the number normally required to lead the league.

I think the Kim signing was brilliant, but what happens to RF and if we add one more SP will determine where this season goes.

I think the only way a corner OF leads his league in OF putouts is if all the CF's miss a significant number of games. Rickey Henderson led the AL once, but his total was quite lie compared to the number normally required to lead the league.

I'm guessing he led left fielders.

I seriously doubt that he led the league in putouts for all positions. That would pretty much have to be first baseman, wouldn't it? Or possibly a catcher. My guess is that he meant that Kim led the league's left fielders in putouts. That's good, but is probably more based on games played than fielding prowess, IMO.

I meant to say all OF.

It's certainly true that it would be unusual for a corner OF to lead all outfielders in putouts.

I'm guessing he led left fielders.

I've now heard the interview, which is linked in the PressBoxOnline thread posted this morning. Dan definitely said that Kim led all outfielders in his league in putouts. He made the point that normally you expect a CF to lead the league in putouts.

Watching Kim looks to me like it will be the most interesting story of the spring.

It's certainly true that it would be unusual for a corner OF to lead all outfielders in putouts.

Joe Orsulak did it in 91, w/22.

Joe Orsulak did it in 91, w/22.

Putouts, not assists. There's nothing unusual in a corner OF leading the league in assists.