Guest Vern Gagne Report post Posted July 4, 2002 Baseball Tonight was talking about who the best hitters where at each spot in the batting order. For example Lead off-Ichiro 2nd-Derek Jeter 3rd-Barry Bonds I still to need to look at who bats where to make my final choices. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Hogan Made Wrestling Report post Posted July 4, 2002 Where does Todd Helton hit? He'd have to be considered right up there. I think Posada in the #9 spot would also be very likely. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest DrEvil Report post Posted July 4, 2002 1. Should be patient to take a walk, good singles hitter, and a base stealing threat ICHIRO 2. Patient hitter to allow lead-off to steal, good bat control and unselfish to hit to left side allowing lead-off to advance to third from second, good base runner and good speed, most intelligent hitter on the team DEREK JETER 3. Total package player, hitting, speed, rbi, power, patience BARRY BONDS 4. Power hitting rbi machine, runner on second, two out, he gets that rbi MANNY RAMIREZ 5. Good hitter who can be depended on to avoid double play ball, and scary enough to avoid pitching around #4 LARRY WALKER 6. Dependable hitter who can finish off the damage done by the top of the order, has some pop in his bat, but mostly a just a strong hitter BERNIE WILLIAMS 7. - 9. If you get a hit from this section of the lineup, it's a bonus, this is where you put the players who are there for defence. No excellent 7-9 hitters come to mind. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Some Guy Report post Posted July 4, 2002 1) Ichiro (He should walk more though) 2) Jeter, as much as I hate to say it. (great hitter with very good speed who doesn't K much) 3) Nomar or Bonds, to me Bonds ahould be batting fourth. (totally different aproaches and differnet styles but both are great hitters. 4) Manny or Giambi (both are patient and huge RBI guys) 5) Walker 6) Shea Hillenbrand (I can't think of any other #6 hitters) 7) dunno 8) dunno 9) Rey Sanchez was batting .318 when he got hurt. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites