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  1. #16
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    I also agree with the nickname thing. I miss the days of "Refuse to Lose", "Sodo Mojo", and "2 Outs So What"

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    I wished i lived still near Seattle to go to a game and see that awesome thing!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jepetto1872 View Post
    I also agree with the nickname thing. I miss the days of "Refuse to Lose", "Sodo Mojo", and "2 Outs So What"
    Feel like our new slogan should be... "No Outs So What (because we won't score anyway)"

    "Uh huh, you suck! You wanted this noise! You wanted this noise!"
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    If we dont bring in a bat it will be, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZJxaE318eM
    You have no idea how excited I am right now.


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    Blingin their **** out before the new TV deal negotiations begin.

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    If the Mariners don't at least get a Swisher or a Upton this Off-Season i am going to have to agree that the ownership really doesn't care.

    When they get in negations for a new TV deal i am going to just love the conversation between Howard and Chuck about why they should give us a good deal considering we just have Felix as a proven player.

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    I really don't get why people want Upton. 14M a year for a player who's value mainly comes from defense and base running. While that's not bad, we need help on offense. I don't think his .330 wOBA and 110 wRC+ is enough of an upgrade over what we already have for that much money.
    You have no idea how excited I am right now.


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    There's an incredible amount of untapped potential in Upton. His 2011 season was crazy and he's only 25.

    And what do you mean his value mainly comes from defense and baserunning? In 2011 he hit .289/.355/.430 with 31 HRs and with a .385 wOBA and w139 RC+. He was the ultimate package that year.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Seattle4Ever View Post
    There's an incredible amount of untapped potential in Upton. His 2011 season was crazy and he's only 25.

    And what do you mean his value mainly comes from defense and baserunning? In 2011 he hit .289/.355/.430 with 31 HRs and with a .385 wOBA and w139 RC+. He was the ultimate package that year.
    He hit 28 HR's as well he would be the leader on this team if i am not mistaken if he was in our lineup last season plus he can lead off if need be that was one of our problems last season.

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    I was talking about BJ. My bad.
    You have no idea how excited I am right now.


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    But Justin's splits are horrible and I'm not big on trading too much for him.
    You have no idea how excited I am right now.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jej View Post
    I was talking about BJ. My bad.
    That makes more sense.

    Quote Originally Posted by jej View Post
    But Justin's splits are horrible and I'm not big on trading too much for him.
    His splits vs. lefties and righties are only 7 points away, and his home and away splits could be much worse. I'd love to have him.


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    His road splits are .320 wOBA, 90 wRC+. That's 10 runs below average. Then factor in that his home park goes from a launching pad to a pitchers park, and he becomes a lot more average.

    Even if he manages to hit .345/115 here, which I don't see much reasoning for, he is around .335/105. Not very good.

    Unless you believe he will hit great here for some reason, or that hos road numbers will greatly improve, he isn't a good fit. If he puts up .320/90 at the average park, imagine what he will do at a pitchers park.
    You have no idea how excited I am right now.


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    Don't get me wrong, I want to love Upton. But I just don't, at least not at the price it would take, which is probably Franklin and one of the big 3, probably Walker. I'd do Franklin and Paxton probably,but not Walker or Hultzen
    You have no idea how excited I am right now.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jej View Post
    His road splits are .320 wOBA, 90 wRC+. That's 10 runs below average. Then factor in that his home park goes from a launching pad to a pitchers park, and he becomes a lot more average.

    Even if he manages to hit .345/115 here, which I don't see much reasoning for, he is around .335/105. Not very good.

    Unless you believe he will hit great here for some reason, or that hos road numbers will greatly improve, he isn't a good fit. If he puts up .320/90 at the average park, imagine what he will do at a pitchers park.
    With J Upton you've got to look beneath the numbers. He's a legit 5-tool talent with massive upside remaining. At his age you expect players to be just coming into their own in the big leagues while usually struggling through a lot of highs and lows. You also have to assume boosts in production as he enters his prime years (27). When his numbers improve, OMFG watch out.

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