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AL West Preview
Published 4/3/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... numbers presented are the averages of each of the projection systems featured on the Fangraphs player pages. CATCHER AVG OBP SLG Napoli, M. .246 .352 .480 Salty, J. .259 .336 .421 Suzuki, K. .265 .339 .382 Johjima, K. .259 .307 .392 Rich: Mike Napoli cranked 20 home runs in 78 games while slugging .586, a higher rate than Joe Mauer, Brian McCann, Geovany Soto, and every other catcher in 2008. ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 25
Published 1/13/2009 by Rob Iracane at Walkoff Walk
... titled Florida and the first track will be called "Kazmir Pitches Today". Jonathan Broxton, RP: Georgia's own Jonathan Broxton is nicknamed "Johnny Double-D" by Dodger fans for his ability to consume twelve Dodger Dogs in a sitting. He's a big boy! Josh Johnson, SP: Fully recovered now from his Girardi-induced Tommy John surgery, Johnson put together a tidy 7-1 record in the second half of 2008. Possibly third-best athlete named Josh. Brian McCann, C: Not related to the Late Night with Conan O'Brien comedy writer Brian ...

Lost Classics: May 5, 2006
Published 12/26/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Mets2Moon) at The Ballclub
... singled and Brian McCann doubled down into the right field corner, scoring Jordan to give the Braves the lead once again. . With men on base, Trachsel slowed down to a snail's pace on the mound, fidgeting, rubbing his cap and stepping off. It slowly became maddening. "A three-hour game! a three-hour game!" sang one of the men in front of me, mocking the Gilligan's Island theme song. Meanwhile, the section filled in. To my left, 3 very large, broad-shouldered men who appeared to be rooting for Atlanta. Just my luck. They were up for McCann's double, but quieted down ...

Jeff Francoeur’s Head Is Still Up His Butt
Published 11/19/2008 by JC at Sabernomics
... if you take out about 80 games. Uh, what? You know all my students would earn As on their tests if I didn’t count the questions they got wrong. You don’t get to pick the good and exclude the bad. When you look at the good and the bad from 2008, it’s an ugly season. — He continues that it was just one bad season, and that he had over 100 RBI in 2006 and 2007. Yeah, well it’s kind of hard not to when you have Chipper Jones, Brian McCann, Edgar Renteria, and Mark Teixeira always on base in front of you. ...

Good Days of '08: Game 1
Published 10/6/2008 by Brian McElhinny (noreply@blogger.com) at Raise the Jolly Roger
... on a grounder hit by Jack. Escobar hit a two run triple to take the lead away, and Chipper grounded him home to add another. Nate hit an RBI single to make it 3-2 Braves, but Brian McCann went deep off Snell to get that run right back. A Nady double led to a run to make 4-3, and the Pirates tied it on another Brave error later on. 4-4. ...

The Most Work I've Ever Put Into Anything. Ever.
Published 7/7/2008 by BG (noreply@blogger.com) at WCBias | West Coast Bias Sports Blog | West Coast Sports News by West Coast Sports Fans, Covering Los Angeles Lakers, Dodgers and All Things West Coast
... (and likely more money as well) but on an individual basis the NL has (seemingly at least) better (and often younger) options. So like I said I started this a week ago and since then both THE HEFTY LEFTY and TRICKY DICK HARDEN have both moved to the Senior Circuit, seemingly bolstering the NL's case. What I decided to do was to pick the top couple of candidates at each position and rank them by OPS+, which takes into account both strength of pitching and ballpark effects. Catcher: NL: Brian McCann = 138 (Reserve) 15 HR, 49 RBI, .366 OBP ...

The Serious Tip's Election Season Endorsements
Published 5/22/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Jordi) at The Serious Tip
... Upton, Arizona Diamondbacks Might as well start getting used to voting for him now. He is going to be an all-star for a long time. Outfield - Matt Holiday, Colorado Rockies The coming-out party continues for one of the best hitters in the National League. Outfield - Xavier Nady, Pittsburgh Pirates Because for some reason Lance Berkman is listed as a first baseman. I thought he was an outfielder. Catcher - Brian McCann, Atlanta Braves Umm... because. American League ...

Typically Good Hitters Going Bonkers Early
Published 4/20/2008 by Jameson at CuseAdelphia
... always a plus too. 10. Lance Berkman. Rounding out this top ten, Big Puma himself. The last member of Houston's deadly killer Bees is stinging pitchers and catchers early in 2008. A smooth .995 OPS and three steals means Berkman is off to another great start. He's got a long way to go if he wants to top his 2006 April when he belted 10 home runs and .728 slugging percentage. Honorable Mention: Vernon Wells, Nick Markakis, Hanley Ramirez, and Brian McCann. This originally appeared on Bleacher Report.

Power Rankings - Active Irish Athletes
Published 3/17/2008 at JoeSportsFan.com
... 7. Brian McCann- In 2.5 seasons as a pro, McCann has put up some impressive offensive numbers - by any position's standards.  He's a career .296 hitter with 47 bombs and 208 RBI.  His 162 game average sets him at said .296 clip with 23 bombs and 103 RBI. ...

C Player Profiles [1-5]: Martin or Martinez?
Published 2/14/2008 by Derek Nelson at Comments on: Fantasy
... say out of any one on this list, he has the best shot of slapping out thirty homers (albeit a slim one). Hitting behind Chipper Jones and Mark Teixeira is a luxury we should all be afforded; you can trust that his RBI totals will hover around 90. Don’t draft him in the fourth or fifth round, but after that, he’s fair game. 2007: .270/.320/.452, 51 R, 18 HR, 92 RBI, 0 SB Playercards: [ESPN] [B-R] Projections: [Fangraphs]

SFR in the Infield - NL East
Published 12/28/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... Hudson ATL 1 42 4 0 2.8 Peter Moylan ATL 1 21 2 1 0.9 Kyle Davies ATL 1 16 2 2 -0.1 Buddy Carlyle ATL 1 20 3 3 -0.2 John Smoltz ATL 1 34 3 4 -0.4 Chuck James ATL 1 22 3 7 -3.1 Brian McCann ATL 2 56 4 4 0.1 Craig Wilson ATL ...

Active Hall of Fame Projections: Pitcher
Published 8/27/2007 by Jake at Motown Sports Revival
... Brian McCann ...

Guest Column - Ready for another Pie Piece?
Published 3/10/2007 by Guest Columnist at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
... As somebody who likes an infusion of young talent into a baseball team, I’ve been thinking lately that it must be nice to be an Atlanta Braves fan. Nice, that is, if you don’t live in Richmond, Virginia. Richmond is the Braves’ AAA franchise, and if you’re a Richmond fan it’s fifty-fifty, at best, that you will get the chance to see top-flight Braves talent on a fast track to Atlanta. Jeff Francoer, the Braves’ 23-year-old right fielder, never played an inning in Richmond. Neither did Brian McCann, their 23-year-old power hitting catcher. Francoer was hitting .275 with 13 home runs in 335 at-bats in Mississippi in the Southern League (AA) when he was called up to the Braves in 2005. McCann was hitting .265 with 6 home runs at Miss. when he got his ticket to Atlanta in 2005. 2005 was a playoff year, not a rebuilding year, for the Braves. There never really are rebuilding years in Atlant ...