Best Eye in MLB

[Under the Lights]

Define "eye" then. I see Dunn has having a good eye in laying off bad pitches and drawing walks, just not good ability to hit the ball.

 

Is a good eye more of the ability to draw walks or hit the ball?

 

I'm pretty sure leading the majors in K's precludes you from any discussion about how good your "eye" is.

 

IMO a good eye is having a low K%, drawing walks when there are walks to be drawn, and putting the ball in play when it is called for.

 

I'd also say that part of having a great eye is being able to identify and recognize what pitches you should/shouldn't swing at, depending on your abilities and the count.

[stickymitts]

Juan Pierre...

[1996]

Chipper

Ichiro

[Milfordflash]

Chipper

Ichiro

Paul Lo Duca

Barry Bonds (and steroids did not help that.) last year

I think steriods can help you're vision quite a bit from what I've been told.:sssh:

[southeast_bell]

Barry Bonds (and steroids did not help that.) last year

My pick as well.:thumb:

[cvillecat]

Charlie Hustle

[oldrambler]

Charlie Hustle

 

:thumb::thumb:

[born2reign]

Puljols gets my nod today. AL, I would go with Ichiro.

 

I always thought Wade Boggs, Tony Gwynn and Rickey Henderson had great feel for the strike zone when they played.

[ScarHeel]

Bonds

Chipper

Ramirez

Giles

Helton

Pujols