Again, we're comparing apples to apples. It's not like we're comparing two different players in two different leagues. These are the same players in the same leagues, who are facing the same competition in the same normalized environments. This is as apples to apples as you can get.
I don't think anyone is saying "oh my guy is hitting .213 so I hate him for it!" More like "my guy is hitting .213 and everyone elses is at .265." Their same player has the same eye rating :P
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Originally Posted by rburgh
Frequently hit below the Mendoza line. OPS is a much better performance indicator for all hitters in all environments.
This week is a 70's theme week. You know, back when they called a strike a strike and some balls strikes too. Also this was the pre-roids era so the locker room didn't look like a bunch of contestants for Mr. America. Batting is going to be suppressed this week.
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