Future Ryan Braun Vs. Current A-Rod
Future Ryan Braun Vs. Current A-Rod
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Future Ryan Braun Vs. Current A-Rod
A-Rod is the best player in the majors. Let's not forget about that.
However, he's currently in his prime. Ryan Braun is already one of the best third basemen in the NL (hell, the entire majors), and he's only going to get better. I can't believe that some Brewer fans were saying he was the next Pat Listach though.
Both are similar players. Great BA, great power, great speed, great everything. I think that Ryan could be as could. Ryan hits a homerun every 13.1 at-bats, and A-Rod hits a homerun every 10.9 at-bats, and Braun is only in his rookie season.
However, he's currently in his prime. Ryan Braun is already one of the best third basemen in the NL (hell, the entire majors), and he's only going to get better. I can't believe that some Brewer fans were saying he was the next Pat Listach though.
Both are similar players. Great BA, great power, great speed, great everything. I think that Ryan could be as could. Ryan hits a homerun every 13.1 at-bats, and A-Rod hits a homerun every 10.9 at-bats, and Braun is only in his rookie season.
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Dear...lord.
ARod may go down as one of the five-best players in MLB history; Braun has yet to finish his rookie season.
ARod may go down as one of the five-best players in MLB history; Braun has yet to finish his rookie season.
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oh.
my.
dear.
lord.
We already have enough emo kids in the world...but when Ryan Braun comes back down to earth...I believe the correct word would be "apocalypse."
my.
dear.
lord.
We already have enough emo kids in the world...but when Ryan Braun comes back down to earth...I believe the correct word would be "apocalypse."
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mets87 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
weren't you predicting that he'll be a 40 home run hitter?
And does a hitter being a 40 home run guy make him ARod? ARod averages over 40 a year, I expect Braun's PEAK to consist of 2 or 3 40 home run seasons. ARod will have more 50 home run seasons that Braun will have 40 homer seasons. Both steal bases, although Braun will never come close to ARod's 40+ when he was younger.
ARod has won gold gloves at baseball's most important defensive position, and should win at least 1 in his career at 3rd if he remains with the Yankees. Braun couldn't win a GG at DH if it existed.
So to answer your question: Yes, I do think Braun will hit 40 home runs in a season in his career. However, a guy can do that and still be nowhere near ARod's level, so I don't see your point. I even said I was one of the few people supporting the Braun hype.
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Agreed. And he's slowly coming down to earth with his average and all that.cmaff051 wrote:The notion that some Brewers fans think that Braun is going to improve from what he is doing now is laughable. This is his peak, fellas.
He'll be a nice .300, 30-35 HR guy for years to come
not no .350, 25 HR's in 70 gms or w/e
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