anotheridiot
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I guess this is part of your problem, most probably someone who is much smarter than you chose to define when putting splits in statistics. When he plays center, dont count on much offense. I did not come up with this shit, there are splits. I mean, we can agree he blows at leadoff, and numbers prove he blows hitting leadoff, why should that matter where a man hits? He is just a machine, but do splits and it proves where he hits better and part of the splits are saying, dont put him in center field if you need offense from him. What spot he hits in effects him, so what he does for an hour and a half during the game clearly effects him too.
That makes me slow?
How can you say this when there are splits that clearly show playing center field effects his offense? That is what everyone wants, right, find out exactly why he hits .215 when he is in center field. These are not robots, its not your video game, they are people with fears, emotions, worries.
Thousands of numbers say playing center effects his offense. You choose to say, it does not matter and I am supposed to agree?
