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Seems incredible his OPS is closing in on .800 despite the putrid start. -
By Aristotelian · Posted
Let's see him have a 10% walk rate for a month. -
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Good question. Eddie didn’t. Cal didn’t. Not sure who else would even be a candidate. Edit: Jim Gentile did it in 1960, leading the team with 98 RBI and finishing second in the rookie of the year voting. His teammate, Ron Hansen, won Rookie of the Year and finished third on the Orioles with 86 RBI, behind Gentile and Brooks Robinson.
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Lost in last night’s debacle was a pretty decent long relief job by Akin: 3 shutout innings allowing only one hit. He only threw 35 pitches, 26 for strikes. Maybe the Yankees were just coasting by then, but the minutes Akin departed, they ambushed Anderson for four runs in an inning. So, I’m inclined to give Akin credit for his successful outing.
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