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JerseyJersey Posts: 542
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Look at Burnitz's stats for this year as compared to recent seasons. What would Bonds' stats. look like if he played there?
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  • fsjeterfsjeter Posts: 1,390
    The same! Jeff Kent was putting up similar numbers in his last year for SF and it didn't slow Bonds down too much. image

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  • ThisIsSportsCentreThisIsSportsCentre Posts: 422
    The same. He'd still get walked a ridiculous amount of times, and it's not like SBC is a pitcher's ballpark.
  • takataka Posts: 196
    SBC is definitely a pitchers ballpark.
  • ThisIsSportsCentreThisIsSportsCentre Posts: 422


    << <i>SBC is definitely a pitchers ballpark. >>



    I misspoke. The park's built for Bonds. 309 down the right-field line for a pull-lefty, that's heaven.
  • JerseyJersey Posts: 542
    Actually, based on the responses so far, it appears that I really didn't get my point across. I shouldn't have mentioned Bonds at all. I just meant that this ballpark seems to seriously inflate players' stats. Case in point is Burnitz, who had seemed to be over the hill and is now having a phenomenal year.
    Wise men learn more from fools than fools learn from the wise.

  • ThisIsSportsCentreThisIsSportsCentre Posts: 422


    << <i>Actually, based on the responses so far, it appears that I really didn't get my point across. I shouldn't have mentioned Bonds at all. I just meant that this ballpark seems to seriously inflate players' stats. Case in point is Burnitz, who had seemed to be over the hill and is now having a phenomenal year. >>



    It's long been known that Coors inflates a hitters numbers.
  • iamthegreatcornholioiamthegreatcornholio Posts: 3,366
    Nothing profound - Burnitz has fun there. Home and away stats
    About the only time this ever got heavily discussed was when Helton was flirting with .400

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  • ThisIsSportsCentreThisIsSportsCentre Posts: 422
    Take a look at all their hitter's splits. The only players who puts up consistant numbers on the road and at Coors is Helton. "Big" numbers, that is. Johnson and Greene are hacks no matter where they're playing.

    Castilla's average drops nearly 150 points on the road.
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