Do you remember Sam Horn? - Page 3

Rasmuth · 06-28-2003, 11:37 AM

How did Joe Charboneau do?

baseball brat · 06-28-2003, 03:28 PM

Here are my results for the several players listed in this thread...

Kevin Maas was traded to the Baltimore Orioles (where he has spent his entire career thus far) his rookie season an won the Rookie of the Year Award with a .261avg 40hr 120rbi. He consistently hits between .230 - .240 and clubs around 35 to 40 homers a season.

Sam Horn is Boston's DH and is very similar to Maas, hitting around .225 w/ 30 homers a season. His best season thus far has been '91 when he hit .206 w/ 46 homers and 111 rbi's.

Hector Villanueva won the Rookie of the Year Award in '90 batting .264 36hr 105 rbi's. His batting average bottomed out and he lost his starting job with the Cubbies. He was drafted by the expansion Marlins in '93 and appears to be putting together his best offensive season to date, as he has learned to take a few walks, with a little less power results.

My biggest surprise thus far has been Tony Gwynn's brother...Chris!!! In '92, Chris led the NL with hits w/ 195...that season he hit .315 with 26 homers and 92rbi's. With a little over 100 games into my '93 season, Chris is a longshot for the Triple Crown, hitting .373(!!!) with 24 homers and 85rbi's! Where the hell did this come from? Anyone else have Chris Gwynn turn into an offensive monster?!?

ctorg · 06-30-2003, 11:03 AM

I've had Chris Gwynn turn into an offensive monster in two separate instances in leagues I've run. Hmmm.

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06-28-2003, 03:28 PM	#42
baseball brat Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 123	Here are my results for the several players listed in this thread... Kevin Maas was traded to the Baltimore Orioles (where he has spent his entire career thus far) his rookie season an won the Rookie of the Year Award with a .261avg 40hr 120rbi. He consistently hits between .230 - .240 and clubs around 35 to 40 homers a season. Sam Horn is Boston's DH and is very similar to Maas, hitting around .225 w/ 30 homers a season. His best season thus far has been '91 when he hit .206 w/ 46 homers and 111 rbi's. Hector Villanueva won the Rookie of the Year Award in '90 batting .264 36hr 105 rbi's. His batting average bottomed out and he lost his starting job with the Cubbies. He was drafted by the expansion Marlins in '93 and appears to be putting together his best offensive season to date, as he has learned to take a few walks, with a little less power results. My biggest surprise thus far has been Tony Gwynn's brother...Chris!!! In '92, Chris led the NL with hits w/ 195...that season he hit .315 with 26 homers and 92rbi's. With a little over 100 games into my '93 season, Chris is a longshot for the Triple Crown, hitting .373(!!!) with 24 homers and 85rbi's! Where the hell did this come from? Anyone else have Chris Gwynn turn into an offensive monster?!?