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2 minutes ago, oriole said:

Well against major league lefties it's a .504 OPS but that's only 24 PA so I'll give him a break lol

 

If he played every day and hit lead off vs righties and ninth against lefties while playing plus defense I'm okay with that. Again, I only posted what I think will happen. What I want to happen is play Mullins everyday and DH Mancini every day and drop Chris Davis off in the woods somewhere and cross your fingers he never finds his way back to Camden Yards.

I think there is a fair chance that next year's manager give Mullins a chance against lefties.

And he very well might fail.

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11 hours ago, oriole said:

If they played him every day Id be fine with it personally. I like the guy and think he adds energy to the lineup. That's not the case on a team built to win though. 

 

You don't have to remind me that this isn't a winning team nor is next year and likely the year after that. I'm just saying in baseball logic...he is a platoon player. He has been playing since 2015 and hasn't had an OPS over .699 vs lefties. But if he played every day next year I really don't care.

.699 OPS vs LHP. That might make him our best hitter vs LHP. We are terrible as a team vs LHP. 

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1 hour ago, sportsfan8703 said:

.699 OPS vs LHP. That might make him our best hitter vs LHP. We are terrible as a team vs LHP. 

He also has an OBP over .300 against LHs.  While not particularly good might be good enough if it comes with plus defense.

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