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Post by philadelphia on Nov 8, 2008 20:17:37 GMT -5
C - Ryan Doumit: .287/.343/.463
1B - Casey Kotchman: .283/.352/.445
2B - Skip Schumaker: .292/.344/.388
SS - Asdrubal Cabrera: .266/.336/.391
3B - Mark Reynolds: .257/.334/.484
LF - Carlos Quentin:
CF - Justin Upton: .265/.349/.457
RF - Matt Diaz: .301/.335/.439
OF - Colby Rasmus: .237/.314/.401
SS - Brandon Wood
IF - Ramon Santiago: .255/.319/.347
C - Ryan Hanigan
SP - Brandon Webb: 3.08, 1.19
SP - Chris Carpenter: 3.48, 1.19
SP - Fausto Carmona: 4.06, 1.42
SP - Paul Maholm: 4.53, 1.41
RP - Russ Springer: 2.42, 1.12
RP - A mess
I am working on competing in the NL East so I am a buyer this offseason.
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Post by philadelphia on Nov 17, 2008 10:17:51 GMT -5
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Post by philadelphia on Dec 20, 2008 14:58:52 GMT -5
The Phillies look a little better now. I am pretty happy with this team going into the new year. The success of this team hinges on the health of my pitching, especially Chris Carpenter, and the projections of Justin Masterson, Tommy Hanson, Neftali Feliz, Jeff Samardzija, and Casey Kotchman.
The raw power potential of this team is pretty strong when Wood, Kouzmanoff, Quentin, Upton, and Doumit are on the field.
Would still be open to making moves that shores up the back of my rotation and bullpen. I could also use a good lefty reliever, but I don't need to overpay to get him.
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Post by philadelphia on Dec 21, 2008 17:24:49 GMT -5
Anyone have any opinion on how the team in Philadelphia is shaping up after the 4th worst record last year?
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Post by Texas (A) on Dec 21, 2008 22:34:35 GMT -5
After a quick look thru the roster, I would say it's somewhere around a .500 team. the defense will be below average, the starters will be average, and, if Carpenter is out for any extended period, will hurt a few wins. Hanson and Carmona projections will play a big part on whether it's a 80-82 team or a 75-87 team.
Still better than the Rangers though.
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Post by Mariners GM (A) on Dec 22, 2008 9:35:07 GMT -5
3 words....N. L. East....
The division is a complete wild card....if the rest of the teams don't do much, Philly can win 88 games....or a team like the Nats or Marlins could have a freak year, and Philly wins 80.
I think the OF will have to carry the offense, the rotation should be fine...but I'd be a lot more comfortable with 2 more RP's.
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Post by philadelphia on Feb 24, 2009 15:21:12 GMT -5
This team has some boom and bust potential, but we have a work horse at the top. This team may live or die with Chris Carpenter.
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Post by Mariners GM (A) on Feb 25, 2009 10:46:49 GMT -5
Just pencil Rasmus into CF & Skip into 2B.
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Post by NatsGM on Feb 25, 2009 10:52:54 GMT -5
Or you could trade for Adrian Cardenas to be your 2B...
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Post by philadelphia on May 22, 2009 7:43:21 GMT -5
The 2010 Phillies lineup is looking good:
C:
1B: Casey Kotchman .290/.351/.442
2B: Freedy Sanchez .302/.341/.475
SS: Asdrubal Cabrera .327/.389/.444
3B: Mark Reynolds .266/.360/.566
LF: Carlos Quentin .233/.336/.467
CF: Colby Rasmus .294/.351/.471 vs. RHP
RF: Justin Upton .306/.382/.612
We would like to see more from Quentin. Maybe it isn't the greatest lineup in the world, but it is nice to see Upton hitting, I can't wait to pencil him into the three hole for the next 10 years.
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