]If he were hitting .277 (career avg.), his OBP would be around .340. If he were hitting .300, his OBP would be about .360. If .333, it would be around .390. Can I quote this in the Who Gives a Crap thread? Just busting balls....but seriously, until his batting average reaches those numbers, what is the point of estimating the associated OBP? I'm sure everyone here has done the addition in their head that you do here. But it is just hopes and dreams until we see it happen. Even though we all want to assume his BA will revert to career norms but his OBP will not (kind of sucks to think of it that way, doesn't it?), it's not realistic until we see it.