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Brandon Phillips Extension?

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Phillips should start. He has proven himself to be.

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The one thing we can all agree on. When will BP start (or is he) being named among the elite 2B in the majors?
If BP has a good start and is consistent in '08, the recognition will be forthcoming this year.

 

Possible run at the All-Star team, is not out of the question.

Hard to compete with Utley's numbers for BP. However, I'd take BP defensively.

Has anyone heard any numbers?
Here is link, regarding Hal's story and says no numbers available....

 

Phillips Story

Hard to compete with Utley's numbers for BP. However, I'd take BP defensively.

 

I'm not sure I understand? Are you saying Utley's numbers are superior to BP's?

Has anyone heard any numbers?

 

I just heard 4 year extension, but no dollar amount.

I'm not sure I understand? Are you saying Utley's numbers are superior to BP's?

 

They are, sadly. Utley had as basically as many runs, and hits, more RBIs, doubles, and walks, and less strikeouts, in 26 less game and 80 less at bats. Utley also posted a .322 batting average.

Second baseman Brandon Phillips has agreed to a four-year, $27 million deal, settling the Cincinnati Reds' final arbitration case.

The 26-year-old infielder had a breakout season last year, when he joined Alfonso Soriano as the only second basemen in major league history to hit 30 homers and steal 30 bases.

 

Phillips had asked for $4.2 million in arbitration, and the Reds had offered $2.7 million.

The new contract includes a club option for a fifth season.

If Phillips is traded, it becomes a mutual option that would bring the total value of the contract to $43.25 million.

Second baseman Brandon Phillips has agreed to a four-year, $27 million deal, settling the Cincinnati Reds' final arbitration case.

The 26-year-old infielder had a breakout season last year, when he joined Alfonso Soriano as the only second basemen in major league history to hit 30 homers and steal 30 bases.

 

Phillips had asked for $4.2 million in arbitration, and the Reds had offered $2.7 million.

The new contract includes a club option for a fifth season.

If Phillips is traded, it becomes a mutual option that would bring the total value of the contract to $43.25 million.

So the option year is worth 17 million?
They are, sadly. Utley had as basically as many runs, and hits, more RBIs, doubles, and walks, and less strikeouts, in 26 less game and 80 less at bats. Utley also posted a .322 batting average.

 

I don't think these are stats looked at when awarding a Gold Glove, which I believe is a defensive award.

FPCT:

BP-.990

Utley-.985

Chances

BP- 782

Utley-671

Errors

BP- 8

Utley-10

POs

BP- 341

Utley- 289

Assists

BP- 433

Utley- 372

DPs

BP- 113

Utley- 85

 

You tell me who has the better Gold Glove Stats

I don't think these are stats looked at when awarding a Gold Glove, which I believe is a defensive award.

FPCT:

BP-.990

Utley-.985

Chances

BP- 782

Utley-671

Errors

BP- 8

Utley-10

POs

BP- 341

Utley- 289

Assists

BP- 433

Utley- 372

DPs

BP- 113

Utley- 85

 

You tell me who has the better Gold Glove Stats

Oh, agreed, BP deserved Gold Glove. I thought that spindoc was saying it is "hard to compete with Utley's numbers to be the best 2B in the league, but I'd take BP defensively"

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