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SSKILLZ1

09/03/15 8:26 AM

#164751 RE: denmo83 #164750

Well Harper was developing, of course I'm not his biggest fan (being a mets fan), but he was still in development when he came up. Same could be said of most of the cubs lineup.

I think Russell will get better, I think soler will get better, I think Rizzo is allready a star. I think schwarber and Bryant will be stars. Everyone forget schwaber is still hitting 270 or so, he was due to cool down, I believe he will make and adjustment. Him and conforto (From the mets) from that draft class are in my opinion both gonna be great hitters.

I think they need to resign Montero and Fowler, This team will hit. However their starting pitching, I like Lester, I like Arrieta. Hammels is a decent 4th/5th starter. But after that, their pitching is weak, they need to spend money and acquire another big pitcher, so lester is a 3, then they have a chance to be very good.

Lets face it this year is the 1rst step for the cubs. I don't think they are a finsihed product, because alot of their players are still developing. This year is a great opportunity just to make the playoffs, in a perfect world you win that wildcard game, than athe cubs, are playing with houses money in my opinion.


denmo83

09/04/15 8:32 AM

#164802 RE: denmo83 #164750

Good thing the Nationals let Bryce Harper season a few years...

Instead of trading him away for a less prolific hitter:

Buster Olney ?@Buster_ESPN


Bryce Harper saw 20 pitches last night w/o swinging, 2nd-most in any game last 10 yrs. The most (incredibly, improbably):Juan Uribe 21, 2010

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Bryce Harper vs off speed pitches by year:
2015 .326 (57 for 175)
2014 .176 (23 for 131)
2013 .202 (42 for 208)
2012 .264 (70 for 265)