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I think Kirk would bat leadoff vs RHP just because he has some more speed than Baxter and since he's hit leadoff last year. I'm not sure if Baxter has.
So, correct me if I'm wrong. We've got Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Lucas Duda, Jordany Valdespin, Mike Baxter and Colin Cowgill as our outfielders......
With all due respect to the above players, this OF group might be the weakest we've ever fielded......
Shame on you SA for fielding/assembling an AAAA outfield.
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Is there any point in the off-season where a player who declined the QO could sign with a new team and not have them give up a non-protected pick or does that only happen once the season actually begins?
Bourne is still out there and I wouldn't be surprised if no team is willing to give up their 1st rounder to sign him.
I honestly said that off of what I believe, but is there a way to measure who is truly faster right now? Is there a site that has measurements like home to first, dash times, etc...? I've never though of Baxter as a player with anything but an average set of wheels.
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Speed score on fangraphs is a tool you could use. Baxter was at 5.5 and Nieuwenhuis was at 4.0
Just from my visual perspective, Baxter is a faster player than Nieuwenhuis. Only reason Kirk plays CF is because he gets very good reads on the ball while Baxter doesn't do that as well.
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