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1-2 with a hr today.

.981 OPS since 4/21 (38 games, 136 AB, 6 HR, 2 3B, 12 2B, 23 BB, 13 K)

I sometimes quote a stat used by teams to identify top hitters where the extra base hits and walks are each higher than the strikeouts. Peter Gammons mentioned this same stat in his Baseball America article in the issue I received yesterday.

For this stretch, Nolan is 1.5X higher in both xbh and BBs than Ks!

These are really superior results for a quarter season's production.

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I sometimes quote a stat used by teams to identify top hitters where the extra base hits and walks are each higher than the strikeouts. Peter Gammons mentioned this same stat in his Baseball America article in the issue I received yesterday.

For this stretch, Nolan is 1.5X higher in both xbh and BBs than Ks!

These are really superior results for a quarter season's production.

His tear lately has been a sight for sore eyes. Any chance we see him before the break?

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I sometimes quote a stat used by teams to identify top hitters where the extra base hits and walks are each higher than the strikeouts. Peter Gammons mentioned this same stat in his Baseball America article in the issue I received yesterday.

For this stretch, Nolan is 1.5X higher in both xbh and BBs than Ks!

These are really superior results for a quarter season's production.

Well, in that case, I sure hope that there really is something to that stat. ;)

In all seriousness, that does seem impressive when you frame it that way. I had never thought about that.

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I haven't reviewed every post on this thread and I know I'm in the minority here, but I can hardly say with a clear mind that Reimold is going to make a major impact on the Orioles or that his season to this point is anything overly impressive.

His numbers last year in Bowie:

50 games, 15 doubles, 11 home runs, 34 RBIs, .306/.365/.930

His numbers this year in Bowie:

51 games, 12 doubles, 6 home runs, 22 RBIs, .277/.373/.841

Granted, his K:BB ratio is vastly improved and it can be argued they are pitching around him, but for a 24-year-old prospect, I would hope to see him duplicate the power numbers from last year if we want to believe he's a future 5-hole hitter in the bigs. Remember, last year in Bowie, Rhadames Liz was 24 and was absolutely dominant. Now he's working his way through Norfolk with ups and downs after getting blown up in Baltimore. Many now consider him a reliever.

I'd be very surprised if Reimold ends up being anything more than a journeyman career fifth outfielder.

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I haven't reviewed every post on this thread and I know I'm in the minority here, but I can hardly say with a clear mind that Reimold is going to make a major impact on the Orioles or that his season to this point is anything overly impressive.

His numbers last year in Bowie:

50 games, 15 doubles, 11 home runs, 34 RBIs, .306/.365/.930

His numbers this year in Bowie:

51 games, 12 doubles, 6 home runs, 22 RBIs, .277/.373/.841

Granted, his K:BB ratio is vastly improved and it can be argued they are pitching around him, but for a 24-year-old prospect, I would hope to see him duplicate the power numbers from last year if we want to believe he's a future 5-hole hitter in the bigs. Remember, last year in Bowie, Rhadames Liz was 24 and was absolutely dominant. Now he's working his way through Norfolk with ups and downs after getting blown up in Baltimore. Many now consider him a reliever.

I'd be very surprised if Reimold ends up being anything more than a journeyman career fifth outfielder.

I'm not sure why you'd look at Reimold's numbers this year and not take account of the trend upward.

April	.232	26	95	15	22	1	2	2	7	13	17	2	0	.324	.347	.672May	.314	29	105	23	33	11	1	6	18	18	11	1	0	.419	.610	1.029
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