Comments on: Is The Much Anticipated Catcher Race in Texas Over? http://sonsoftheo.com/blog/2009/03/24/is-the-much-anticipated-catcher-race-in-texas-over/ AL Fantasy Baseball League Tue, 03 Apr 2012 21:37:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: wtny http://sonsoftheo.com/blog/2009/03/24/is-the-much-anticipated-catcher-race-in-texas-over/comment-page-1/#comment-132 wtny Tue, 24 Mar 2009 14:36:05 +0000 http://sonsoftheo.wordpress.com/?p=173#comment-132 Let's get the facts right, he was .805 last year across multiple levels, don't sell him short with this 780 bullshit. WTNY is building for a 162 game season, not April. While I think BP has jumped the shark over the past two years, or ever since they decided to go with puckprospectus, Wieters 1100 PECOTA OPS, MLSprospectus, and SOTprospectus, I do enjoy the writing of Joe Sheehan - that guy "gets it": benpav1 (Chicago): We all know Hanson, Snider, Wieters and Price should have some immediate 2009 impact, but who else has a chance at winning the ROY awards? Joe Sheehan: I'll throw out James McDonald in LA, Jason Motte in St. Louis and Taylor Teagarden in Texas. Daniel Murphy had one too many ABs last year. Let’s get the facts right, he was .805 last year across multiple levels, don’t sell him short with this 780 bullshit.

WTNY is building for a 162 game season, not April.

While I think BP has jumped the shark over the past two years, or ever since they decided to go with puckprospectus, Wieters 1100 PECOTA OPS, MLSprospectus, and SOTprospectus, I do enjoy the writing of Joe Sheehan – that guy “gets it”:

benpav1 (Chicago): We all know Hanson, Snider, Wieters and Price should have some immediate 2009 impact, but who else has a chance at winning the ROY awards?

Joe Sheehan: I’ll throw out James McDonald in LA, Jason Motte in St. Louis and Taylor Teagarden in Texas. Daniel Murphy had one too many ABs last year.

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