Gwreck Old-Timey Member Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago One of the “projected” guys has to be Jared Young, 2026
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted 5 hours ago Author Posted 5 hours ago 2 hours ago, Cowtipper said: Might be pushing it, but Agbayani '99? Perhaps, yes, but the scoring system encourages pushing it. Benny got 79 hits in 1999, which places him in 30th, one hot breath outside the tent, but outside nonetheless -2 points, but the right spirit. 2 hours ago, whippoorwill said: Rey-O ‘94ish Rey Ordóñez' rookie year was 1996, while shortstops were ascendent. He garnered himself 129 hits, and has garnered you 8 points! 2 hours ago, Cowtipper said: Might be pushing it, but Omir Santos, '09? You're showing some good style here, but not planting your landings. Omir 09 had 73 hits, outside the money. 2 hours ago, Gwreck said: Tyuoshi Shinjo, 2001 You're missing an S in the first name, but you will not be deducted as Tsuyoshi wasn't that consistent in spelling his name himself. Sparkle is sparklingly correct, and you get a sparkling 10 and a half points! First place!! For now!!! 2 hours ago, Johnny Lunchbucket said: The Mookster, 1980 Mookie Huh-Wilson is correct, but his rookie year, though despite a 1980 cameo, the rookie year we are looking for in his case is 1981. 2 hours ago, whippoorwill said: Or Hubie same year Hubie did indeed have the same rookie year after similarly coming up for a cuppa in 1980. So you get six points for the guy, two points for being close but not quite on the year, and 1.3 difficulty points, for 9.3 total ticks added to your score. Hubie led all rookies in either league in hits that year, and would have been a rock-solid Jackie Robinson/Rookie-of-the-Year Award candidate, had he not gone up against two legendery rookie seasons in the NL that season. 2 hours ago, Gwreck said: Todd Hundley, 1991 Hundley's third, last, and hardiest rookie season was 1992, but his .209 batting average added up to 75 hits, leaving him outside the leader board for the sake of this contest, and investigating dubious supplements for the sake of his career. 2 hours ago, Cowtipper said: Jeff McNugget, 2018. Jeff burned his rookie status with 63 games in 2018, and while that allowed him enough time to pile up 74 hitskis, the abbreviated season keeps him off of the leaderboard. 1 hour ago, Johnny Lunchbucket said: Johnny Lagares 2013 If you asked me Juanito's rookie year, I would guess somewhere between 2007 and 2015, so congrats on nailing the right season. That's 10.8 points from you, and you are pulling away from the pack. 1 hour ago, Cowtipper said: Mazuo Katsui, 2004. Going for guys starting from Opening Day is a tough way to fail, and that's 10.1 points for you, taking you from the red to the black. 1 hour ago, Gwreck said: Francisco Alvarez, 2023 You get our biggest prize! Francisco is #30, with 80 hits, scoring a whopping 12 points for you!! Look out, Johnny Lunchbucket!! 1 hour ago, Cowtipper said: How about Brett Baty 2023, too. I'm going with a lot of guys who had 70-something hits, man if I'm wrong my score is gonna be really bad. And Brett had exactly 75 hits. You know your sweet spot, but you are leaning a little hard into it. But DAMN! Things have heated up!! # SEASON ROOKIE HITS PROJECTION 1 PROJECTION 2 1 2019 Pete Alonso 155 2 2003 Ty Wigginton 146 3 1963 Ron Hunt 145 4 2000 Jay Payton 142 5 2010 Ike Davis 138 6 PROJECTION 3 7 8 1977 Lee Mazzilli 134 9 1989 Gregg Jefferies 131 10 1996 Rey Ordóñez 129 11 2004 Kazuo Matsui 125 12 13 1981 Hubie Brooks 110 14 1983 Darryl Strawberry 108 15 2001 Tsuyoshi Shinjo 107 PROJECTION 4 16 1977 Steve Henderson 104 PROJECTION 5 17 18 2013 Juan Lagares 95 19 20 21 22 23 1981 Mookie Wilson 2.3 24 PROJECTION 6 25 26 1969 Wayne Garrett 87 27 28 29 30 2023 Francisco Alvarez 80 STANDINGS: Johnny Lunchbucket: 50.6 Gwreck: 48.6 MFS62: 31.3 whippoorwill: 16.3 kcmets: 6.9 cowtipper: 2.1 ashie 62: -2.0 INCORRECT GUESSES: Benny Agbayani Brett Baty Todd Hundley Jeff McNeil Omir Santos Mike Vail
whippoorwill Old-Timey Member Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Couldn’t remember when Rey came along :)
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