OT: NLCS, ALCS thread...

kgilbert78

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In team batting average for the year, the Guardians ranked 22nd. rays were 2nd.
Your point was the the Guardians have never been good at developing hitters. I gave you three examples that say otherwise--over the long haul, because you don't develop a player in one season... They just couldn't keep them
 

Warlerski

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Your point was the the Guardians have never been good at developing hitters. I gave you three examples that say otherwise--over the long haul, because you don't develop a player in one season... They just couldn't keep them
They have in their history developed some hitters. However, an offensive juggernaut the Guardians have not been since the 90's. I am speaking in general since then up to the present. One hitter does not make an offense. Their 22nd finish in BA this year is indicative of that.
 
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