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Hope Springs Eternal: Hinge Points
Published 2/12/2009 by dave.singer@gmail.com (Dave Singer) at NY Sports Dog
... is still a .250 hitter with some power. But Murphy is a big hinge point. If he duplicates last year's numbers, over a full season (say 400 at-bats since its a platoon) he will give the Mets: 27 doubles, 9 triples, 6 HR, 51 RBI, and an .313/.397/.473 split. Those numbers would be fantastic from a #2 hitter, right? And while they may be less than ideal from a corner outfielder (on a team that really gets all its power from 3 players), they certainly aren't bad. By way of comparison, Jayson Werth , who played corner outfield for the Phils for much of the year, put up ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 30
Published 1/23/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... Jayson Werth, RF: Faces additional pressure and playing time after signing contract extension. Plans to lean heavily on his superfluous Y for support. ...

Werth it?
Published 1/10/2009 by dajafi at The Good Phight
... There isn’t much in the way of comparable players to cast light. Baseball-Reference suggests the most similar guy through age 29 is outfielder  ...

A Note on the Champs
Published 12/3/2008 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... His plan was to let Victorino take over center and cover for some of Rowand's lost output by getting creative in right field. He signed what seemed to be the perfect platoon. Jayson Werth had a history of pounding southpaws, just as ...

Celebrate the Second Round of the Jayoffs!
Published 10/13/2008 by Lloyd the Barber (noreply@blogger.com) at Ghostrunner on First
... The Phillies have a few ex-Jays on their playoff roster. Obviously Matt Stairs wouldn't have a job on the 2008 Jays, but Jayson Werth just might. After famously bringing in bullpen stopper and sunflower seed sweeper extraordinaire Jason Frasor in a trade with the Dodgers, Werth played full time this year for the first time in his career. He knocked 24 dingers, which only translated to 119 OPS+ in that little bandbox. Adam Lind's season got a little messy towards the end, though he is a 25 year old up-and-comer, not a 29 year old career platoon guy. If Werth were kicking ...

Grand List: 2008 Roster
Published 3/6/2008 by Tim Malcolm at Phillies Nation
... Wes Helms - 4/15, 2 R Casey Smith - 5/10, 3 R, HR, 2 RBI Ray Olmedo - 1/9 Brennan King - 3/7, R, 2 RBI Brad Harman - 0/1 Jason Donald - 1/2, R Outfield 8. Pat Burrell - 2/13, R, HR, 2 RBI 9. Shane Victorino - 5/16, 2 R, RBI 10. Geoff Jenkins - 4/20, R, RBI 11. Jayson Werth - 2/13, 3 R, RBI 12. So Taguchi ...

center pieces
Published 11/12/2007 by lboros <info@vivaelbirdos.com> at Viva El Birdos
... cardinals (per mozeliak) are looking for a right-handed-hitting outfielder who's more potent than so taguchi. st louis centerfielders posted a .747 ops last year; with a little luck and the right personnel / management, they have a reasonable chance to get something in the .800 to .820 range from that position next season. what rhb centerfielders are available? one's milton bradley (actually a switch-hitter, but he mashes left-handers), discussed at length here; another is jayson werth, who unless i'm mistaken is a free agent. a third possibility might be ryan ...

Rocktober Rocks On!
Published 10/7/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... The Phillies were on the field taking batting practice and so I made my way into the left field stands to watch the mad rush for homerun balls. With the wind gusting out to left center Jayson Werth put on a show hitting several balls onto the concourse and showing the fans in straight-away left with souvenirs. The Phillies starters including ...

Game Over
Published 10/1/2007 by Nat Baddington at Bad Nats
... And here is just some beers drinking by Worthless Joe Jackson and Mrs. Joe Jackson, which he keeps on his back. ...

The Griddle: Random Record of the Week #11
Published 6/11/2007 at The Griddle
... . Weaver had never been much of a groundball pitcher and in 2004, his ratio of groundouts to fly outs was just 1.07. His career ratio is 1.08. Weaver had given up just 19 home runs in 220 innings of work, so he was able to keep the ball in the park for the most part. The Dodgers took a lead in the first inning when left fielder Jayson Werth homered off of Marquis. Weaver retired the Cardinals in the first on a pop up, line out, and strikeout, sandwiched around walks to ...

Werth the wait
Published 12/14/2006 by Jeff at The 26th Man
... Because he’s battled some injuries during his career, Werth’s career line of .245/.333/.420 doesn’t look outwardly gaudy. But during his 2004 campaign with the Dodgers, he put together a .262/.338/.486 line in 89 games. And before injuries took their toll in 2005, he had shown a marked improvement in his ...

Cubs Non-Tender Two
Published 12/13/2006 by Rob G. at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
... Jayson Werth ...