推 dufflin:200 innings/a sub-4.00 ERA 會不會太樂觀呀 12/26 19:52
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4. Andy LaRoche, 3B, Dodgers, 24
Last season, Dodger third basemen combined to "hit" .254 AVG/.327 OBP/
.386 SLG, while the average major-league third baseman put up a batting
line of .273 AVG/.342 OBP/.443 SLG. As you can see, L.A. has some ground
to make up. Fortunately, LaRoche, as long as he's plugged into the lineup
and left alone, should do the job. In five minor-league seasons, LaRoche
hit .295 AVG/.376 OBP/.525 SLG, so he's got the track record. In 2008,
don't be surprised if he posts an OBP of .350 or better and slugs .450 or
better. Needless to say, such numbers would constitute a drastic improvement
over what the Dodgers got from the hot corner in 2007.
8. Hiroki Kuroda, SP, Dodgers, 32
The signing of Kuroda gives the Dodgers the deepest rotation in the
National League. Kuroda throws four pitches for strikes, keeps the ball
on the ground and has good control. Scouts say he's got a knack for
bearing down in the late innings and with runners in scoring position.
At age 32, his ceiling is obviously quite limited, but in 2008 Kuroda
should be good for 200 innings or so and a sub-4.00 ERA. That's just
what the Dodgers need at the back of the rotation.
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