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Vlad had a great June. .938 OPS 9 dingers, 22 Ribbies
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Soto is far better than Guerrero, that's not debatable, and in his career has 20.4 WAR and a .958 OPS. Guerrero has 7.9 and an .875 OPS. What's the point? |
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Join Date: Mar 2017
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2. It’s interesting that you give out fWAR not bWAR |
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Soto has 541 to Guerrero's 420. Soto has 25% more games played and 250% more WAR
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Join Date: Feb 2021
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who cares
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A) his 2022 season BA with mlb rank B) his 2022 season OPS with mlb rank C) his 2022 season WAR with mlb rank and then use the same logic with Soto you’re applying to Guerrero. And since you just admitted these are the best stats to use, you shouldn’t have any argument in doing this. |
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. Vast majority of what I'm "heavily invested" is MVP Shohei GOATani. Though I don't consider cards any more than a hobby that happens to be profitable as opposed to an investment.
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Join Date: Jan 2015
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Please, for the love of baseball cards, STOP REPLYING TO THAT GUY.
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lol stat nerds
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His Card prices have already had a significantly drop since May. If you believe in Vladdy it’s actually a decent time to buy, but can’t blame anyone wanting to wait till the off-season to buy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Toronto
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Calm down, Orlando. No need to get all riled up. People are just used to your basic take on things and aren't seeing things in same linear, one-dimensional way that you do and THAT'S OKAY. In your world, there is 1-2 stats that dictate card prices and the fact that that doesn't apply to the real world has you flummoxed. THAT'S OKAY, TOO.
Don't get angry. Just be better.
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Join Date: Mar 2017
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HR #19, RBI #51
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Join Date: Aug 2019
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OPS and WAR do dictate prices whether you want to believe it or not. Why? Because it's impossible to get in range of an MVP without being tops in either. Guerrero wouldn't even sniff the top 30 of MVP voting right now. People expect Guerrero to compete for MVPs. They were duped by the Minor League parks juicing his numbers last year. He'll never have that again. He can't come close to winning when he doesn't have those 60 games a season in Minor League parks. No one is paying top dollar for an above average hitter who can't play defense and splits time between 1B and DH. That's why his prices are going down and will continue to go down the rest of the season, I guarantee it. Could he eventually turn into a top 5 hitter in baseball? Of course. But he is very far from that right now
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Naples, FL
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^^^ Verlander has never been close to tops in either stat, and he has an MVP. So - it’s not impossible
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Join Date: Aug 2019
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Times change. Nowadays no one is winning an MVP without being near the top of the WAR charts. Forget winning, Guerrero isn't cracking a top 30(if it went that far down) in MVP voting this season. He's having a good season, but it's far under card market expectations and not good enough for how high his prices are
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Toronto
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Unfortunately for you (and this is one of many places your frustrations must come from, I’ve speculated on a few reasons to you myself), most people don’t give a crap about WAR. There are intangibles that affect prices. Joey Gallo’s cards still sell and he’s been abysmal at best, but people are still buying. Again, these are just message boards. You getting upset just adds more negativity to your seemingly miserable personal life. Maybe read up on how the hobby works instead of pushing the same thing OVER AND OVER and maybe people will finally listen…?
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Join Date: Jan 2017
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Was watching the game yesterday and they showed a camera angle from the rear of the crowd where you could see the backs of all the jerseys everyone was wearing. Was crazy how many Guerrero jerseys were being worn. Fun to see how popular Guerrero is with the fans there.
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If Guerrero winds up being a very good hitter that trudges along at 3-4 WAR every year, his prices will crater from where they are. He'll always have a popularity and fame premium, but right now the prices being paid are baking in very big things. Things that he is currently falling way short of. I'll state it again, I guarantee Guerrero's prices will continue to go down from here for the rest of the season. 54th in WAR is not going to cut it |
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