Was 2000-2001 Jason Giambi what they were trying to replace in Moneyball?

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Sep 20, 2024
10:40:08am

nephicoug All-American

If so, that's a pretty tall order.

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nephicoug

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Ohtani now has the 22nd best offensive season since 2000, by Fangraph’s Offensive Runs against Average (OFF)

TCuz Coastal Elite

10:18am

I like #14. Bonds and Judge in another universe.

Mr. Belding

10:21am

Crazy stats for a pitcher

bigbossbyu

10:30am

This is single season only. Not a pitcher. A full-time designated hitter.

TCuz

10:32am

Ah I see. Still crazy for a pitcher

bigbossbyu

10:33am

It’s a good point thought cause I believer every other player on this list played the field.

TCuz

10:38am

Yeah for sure. Don’t think anyone on this list did any of these achievements

bigbossbyu

10:41am

I for sure thought 2023 or 2024 Anthony Rendon would be on this list.

BYUheaven

10:35am

Was 2000-2001 Jason Giambi what they were trying to replace in Moneyball?

nephicoug

10:40am

he leads the NL in plate appearances, runs, home runs, RBI, slugging, OPS, OPS+ and WAR

JOPE

10:47am

Early 2000s Bonds was just unstoppable

rivercitycoug

11:05am

Why do you hate Ohtani so much? You whip out whichever stat fits your narrative

Jelly Man

11:09am

This is an all-encompassing offensive runs stat so I have no idea what you mean. It’s good for Ohtani.

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