He had a .383 OBP based purely on his walks. If he had not gotten a single his the entire season he would have finished 14th in the NL and tied for 25th in the entire league OBP (with Pudge Rodriguez and Kevin Millar). That is quite impressive.
posted by rick_mo at 01:42 AM on November 16, 2004
Yawn.
He had a .383 OBP based purely on his walks. If he had not gotten a single his the entire season he would have finished 14th in the NL and tied for 25th in the entire league OBP (with Pudge Rodriguez and Kevin Millar). That is quite impressive.