Reyes: 40.2 VORP, 103 Rate2 at SS
Chase Utley: 41.5 VORP, 112 Rate2 at 2B
Utley
Reyes
Reyes: 40.2 VORP, 103 Rate2 at SS
Chase Utley: 41.5 VORP, 112 Rate2 at 2B
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RC
Utley 69
Reyes 69
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My gosh, why do you compare these two when they are different players, put Reyes in that ball park where he already has 8 lifetime homeruns there. Utley has 17 homers at home of his 25. He would still be a good average guy but he wouldnt be hitting the amount of homeruns if he played half his games at shea.
It's funny how now people dont want to compare Reyes to Rollins and feel the need to make it Utley to Reyes.
Utley no question
Utley
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they're both awesome, but i gave the edge to reyes because excellent shortstops are harder to come by than excellent second basemen.
But his point was that the stats are ballpark adjusted.
And another thing is that a HR park has a lot of negatives as well. You look at Oriole Park, which has that 364 to left center, and I would say it's slightly a pitcher's park as well.
You look at Utley's stats this year, and while he has 17 HRs at home and 9 on the road, he only has 1 less extra base hit on the road. He had 3 more extra base hits on the road last year, as well.
I have to give it to Utley. He has had three straight 100+ RBI seasons, and is on his way to a fourth.
Two completely different types of players, so it's hard to compare, really... but I'd rather have Reyes. He's younger, more athletic, faster, and a better fielder. Plus, my Cards could use a fast guy like him. I can definitely see a team like the D-backs, Dodgers going for Utley though....it really just depends on your teams needs.
Thank you BostonRichie for this wonderful sig!
Reyes could have 80 RBIs.....from the leadoff spot! It rarely happens especially in the NL where Reyes hits behind a pitcher.
My Brett Gardner 2013 Projection:
.282 BA / .368 OBP / .405 SLG / 42 SBs / 4.3 WAR
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