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Friday, August 15, 2008

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What are his stats since returning from the injury? Those seem to me more relevant than the past 162 games, and I suspect they are quite solid numbers.

Since coming back from the DL (18 games):

.290/.398/.522, 4 HR, 19 RBI, 13 BB, 4 2B, 13 R, .920 OPS.

Can't complain about that!

It turns out that you don't actually need Manny Ramirez batting 4th to get strikes thrown to Ortiz. Go figure.

sssstttttrrrrreeeeettttcccchhhhh

paul, you can make numbers tap dance...ortiz is a pretty good player, when he plays...we get it

Thanks, Atheose.

Considering how much better he's been since returning, the projected BA/OBP/SLG numbers for Ortiz in the diary don't make a lot of sense (they are just the same as his current year-total stats).

Given that he was awful pre-injury, is now picking up a ton of steam, and has more ABs remaining than those during his April doldrums, I'd expect Ortiz to outperform the projection.

And now for something completely different:

Manny gets his hair cut and then goes hitless in last night's game ... Samson ... Joe Torre needs to leave him alone.

You're forgetting to include the category where Big Papi really overreached this year... http://www.ilike.com/artist/Big+papi+>Singing

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