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Posts: 819 01/05/10 5:42 PM |
hletterhart wrote:I'm not gonna help you too much here... joshv02 wrote: |
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Posts: 2 01/05/10 6:45 PM |
Globe put it up a little bit ago- but it looks like Cameron will be the everyday centerfielder... http://www.boston.com/spo...0/01/ellsbury_to_lf.html I like
this because Ellsbury will be able to play wicked shallow in left and take away a lot of base hits, and unlike Manny, he will actually be able to get back on
the ball and make some plays going to the Monster. Looks like the outfield defense will be just as good as the infield defense, at least when Hermida is riding
the bench.
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Posts: 94 01/05/10 6:47 PM |
Yirmiyahu wrote:Awwww, there ya go. |
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Posts: 820 01/05/10 6:55 PM |
ViewAskew22 wrote:Just a thought: isn't Ellsbury's biggest weakness, defensively, going back on fly balls? |
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Posts: 3 01/05/10 7:04 PM |
"Just a thought: isn't Ellsbury's biggest weakness, defensively, going back on fly balls?" Maybe, but even if this is a "weakness"
of Jacoby Ellsbury: A) He'll still be better at it than Manny or JBay B) There is significantly less ground to cover going back C) Fewer angles and no
crazy corner to deal with While it may be a weakness of his, it'll still be an upgrade no matter what/where he plays in left field. What I worry about now
is a Ellsbury/Cameron collision... now thats a scary thought...
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