Sunday Best–October 4th, 2009
Hitters | Pitchers | |||||
Pujols | 99.8 | Cardinals | Greinke | 88.2 | KC | |
Mauer | 89 | Twins | Carpenter | 69.2 | Cardinals | |
Hanley Ramirez | 80 | Florida | Sabathia | 58.1 | Yankees | |
Jeter | 67.6 | Yankees | Lester | 55.6 | Red Sox | |
Utley | 62.9 | Phillies | Jimenez | 50.2 | Rockies | |
Tulowitzki | 60.8 | Rockies | Jered Weaver | 49.5 | Angels | |
Youkilis | 52.9 | Red Sox | Wolf | 49.2 | Dodgers | |
Kemp | 50.4 | Dodgers | Happ | 47.5 | Phillies | |
Morales | 39.9 | Angels | Baker | 32.2 | Twins | |
The best hitters and pitchers on each playoff team, and the best hitter and pitcher not in the playoffs, by VORP. I flipped a coin for Minnesota/Detroit and Minnesota won. I’ll rescan on Tuesday if the coin flip proves wrong.
The Angels don’t have a single hitter over 40 VORP, but they have ten over 15.
I don’t have a single card of A.J. Happ, but I rode him pretty hard as a free-talent pickup in my Roto league. I will commemorate him with a purchase from Sportlots.
The Week’s Best
The best baseball and baseball card blog articles of the week (as voted on by a panel of one):
JayBee Anama displays some hard-to-find inserts from 2k6.
Dinged Corners goes off topic, and I gotta feeling it’s gonna be good good fun.
Mark’s Ephemera decorates a man-cave.
Night Owl breaks out the blender to relieve some stretch-drive frustration.
Do you own that Hanley xfractor?? If so would you be up for a trade??
In fact I do. I’d be happy to do a trade. Check my zistle collection (link is on the right). I’m always looking for dbacks.