Tulowitzki

[Sports Guy]

THis kid is incredible....Big time power potential and an amazing defender.

He has a great arm....Miggy's arm is pretty top notch but Tulowitzki's is even better than Miggy's.

[Chollie Eckman]

Maybe this generations Jeter. They already call him the leader of that team.

[ChrisP]

The kid is a winner. He came from a great school. Let's hope Weiters makes the same impact (fast track).

[Frobby]

Interestingly, he played on the same AFL team as Reimold and Fiorentino last fall, and while he outhit them, it wasn't a rout.

Tulowitski .329/.398/.468

Fiorentino .263/.364/.442

Reimold .284/.406/.398

Of course, he's a year younger than Reimold and 18 months younger than Fiorentino. A terrific young player and that's great to see.

[Tomkingsize]

Hah! I was astute enough to purchase a pair of his game-used autographed minor league batting gloves!

[Camden_yardbird]

The Real Deal. Certainly a gold glover winner for years to come.

[Tank]

The first time I saw him in the field he reminded me of Cal. He'll be a star in this league IMO.

[Leitch]

Maybe this generations Jeter. They already call him the leader of that team.

Except with the ability to play good D?

[Crazysilver03]

I have been really impressed by his defense and offense. If I were starting a team, I would want him as my starting SS.

[Lt Melmo]

I like him, but let's not forget:

Home OPS+: 146

Away OPS+: 94

[DrungoHazewood]

I like him, but let's not forget:

Home OPS+: 146

Away OPS+: 94

Doesn't the fact that OPS+ already adjust for park effects suggest that Tulowitzki is particularly well-suited for Coors, or that he's particularly good at taking advantage of his home park? Kind of like how Roger Maris taught himself to jerk an inside pitch over the 296 sign in right in Yankee Stadium? The park advantages and disadvantages are there for everyone, especially those who play their home games there, but value is increased when one learns to exploit those advantages more than other players are able to.

[Lt Melmo]

Doesn't the fact that OPS+ already adjust for park effects suggest that Tulowitzki is particularly well-suited for Coors, or that he's particularly good at taking advantage of his home park? Kind of like how Roger Maris taught himself to jerk an inside pitch over the 296 sign in right in Yankee Stadium? The park advantages and disadvantages are there for everyone, especially those who play their home games there, but value is increased when one learns to exploit those advantages more than other players are able to.

Fair, but the fact still remains that he has a .719 away OPS.

He's only 22 but that is a bit worrisome to me.