Another Survey
This one is to get what the consensus line-up would be 1-9. It also asks who should start and be in the bullpen along with their respective positions in each. It should only take a few minutes even though the questions may look long. I took the choices from the 40 man roster and the non-roster Spring training invitees. Click Here to take survey
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me too
by buddyball on Feb 2, 2008 5:45 PM EST reply actions 0 recs
I have 12 responses so far,
by Skirra on Feb 2, 2008 6:59 PM EST reply actions 0 recs
Went with my desired lineup
- DDJ
- Teabag
- Boom-Boom
- The New Most Hated Man in KC
- Smirky McSmirkSmirk
- Stormin' Mormon (with the leg kick)
- Grudz
- The EXPLODER
- Jalapena
by CentralChamps2009 on Feb 3, 2008 6:01 PM EST reply actions 0 recs
Hillman's expressed lineup and OBP:
Grudzielanek: .346
Teahen: .353
Guillen: .353
Butler: .347
Gload: .318
Gordon: .314
Buck: .308
Pena: .284
Career OBP:
DeJesus: .358
Grudz: .331
Teahen: .340
Guillen: .325
Butler: .347
Gload: .333
Gordon: .314
Buck: .297
Pena: .282
To be honest, it's difficult to deny that this lineup is completely deformed. I would probably go with the following, but then if Shealy earns a starting slot, you would have four consecutive righties in the 6-9 slots (yes, I agree with the L/R balance, to an extent).
L DeJesus: .351 / .358
L Teahen: .353 / .340
R Butler: .347 / .347
R Guillen: .353 / .325
L Gordon: .314 / .314
R Grudz: .346 / .331
L Gload: .318 / .333
R Buck: .308 / .297
R Pena: .284 / .282
If Shealy returns, that presents a problem, though.
by Royals Nation on Feb 3, 2008 6:20 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

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