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 Post subject: Khris Davis
PostPosted: Tue Sep 25, 2018 10:44 am 
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is pretty decent at hitting homeruns. 131 over the last 3 years.


He also has hit exactly .247 the last 3 years.

He is sitting at .249 with 5 games to go...it's possible!
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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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rogers park bryan wrote:
is pretty decent at hitting homeruns. 131 over the last 3 years.


He also has hit exactly .247 the last 3 years.

He is sitting at .249 with 5 games to go...it's possible!

I’d kill for Schwarber to have those numbers

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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
PostPosted: Tue Sep 25, 2018 11:22 am 
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The Baltimore Adam Dunn. But even Dunn wasn't that big of a thief.

Ownership should take him directly to Tom Brady's guy.

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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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i remember back when Adam Dunn was with the Reds he had remarkably consistent power. i think he hit exactly 40 HR and had between 100-110 RBI's for 4 consecutive seasons. But to be that consistent with batting average for 4 years in a row is pretty amazing.
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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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Regular Reader wrote:
The Baltimore Adam Dunn. But even Dunn wasn't that big of a thief.


thats CHRIS Davis, wrong guy.
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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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man of few opinions wrote:
Regular Reader wrote:
The Baltimore Adam Dunn. But even Dunn wasn't that big of a thief.


thats CHRIS Davis, wrong guy.

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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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man of few opinions wrote:
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The Baltimore Adam Dunn. But even Dunn wasn't that big of a thief.


thats CHRIS Davis, wrong guy.


:oops: :lol: :oops:

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Checking in on Chris Davis and his historic year. He has provided -3.2 of fangraphs WAR for the year worth approximately -$25.3 of value while being paid 23 Million dollars.

By WAR, that is the single least valuable season since 2002 where they tracked value per WAR. Second place is Neifi Perez's 2003 Royals season of -2.9.

And in a tribute to Bobby Bonilla, he will be paid $17,000,000 annually throughout length of contract(2022); $3,500,000 from 2023 to 2032; $1,400,000 from 2033-2037.

In 19 years they will pay him 1.4Million dollars. Greatest contract ever.
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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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TurdFerguson wrote:
Checking in on Chris Davis and his historic year. He has provided -3.2 of fangraphs WAR for the year worth approximately -$25.3 of value while being paid 23 Million dollars.

By WAR, that is the single least valuable season since 2002 where they tracked value per WAR. Second place is Neifi Perez's 2003 Royals season of -2.9.

And in a tribute to Bobby Bonilla, he will be paid $17,000,000 annually throughout length of contract(2022); $3,500,000 from 2023 to 2032; $1,400,000 from 2033-2037.

In 19 years they will pay him 1.4Million dollars. Greatest contract ever.


And Mets ownership will still be also paying for Bernie Madoff.

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TurdFerguson wrote:
Checking in on Chris Davis and his historic year. He has provided -3.2 of fangraphs WAR for the year worth approximately -$25.3 of value while being paid 23 Million dollars.

By WAR, that is the single least valuable season since 2002 where they tracked value per WAR. Second place is Neifi Perez's 2003 Royals season of -2.9.

And in a tribute to Bobby Bonilla, he will be paid $17,000,000 annually throughout length of contract(2022); $3,500,000 from 2023 to 2032; $1,400,000 from 2033-2037.

In 19 years they will pay him 1.4Million dollars. Greatest contract ever.


Someone explain to me why it is a great contract to get paid the same amount in 20 years rather than today?

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 Post subject: Re: Khris Davis
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good dolphin wrote:
TurdFerguson wrote:
Checking in on Chris Davis and his historic year. He has provided -3.2 of fangraphs WAR for the year worth approximately -$25.3 of value while being paid 23 Million dollars.

By WAR, that is the single least valuable season since 2002 where they tracked value per WAR. Second place is Neifi Perez's 2003 Royals season of -2.9.

And in a tribute to Bobby Bonilla, he will be paid $17,000,000 annually throughout length of contract(2022); $3,500,000 from 2023 to 2032; $1,400,000 from 2033-2037.

In 19 years they will pay him 1.4Million dollars. Greatest contract ever.


Someone explain to me why it is a great contract to get paid the same amount in 20 years rather than today?


How about to be paid anything with the worst batting average in 30 years.
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