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The Marlins should be somewhere in there.
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That's an interesting argument to have now. Now that Pujols is gone, who is the best hitter in the NL?
Along with Votto, Kemp and Braun seem to be the big candidates.
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I'm not ready to put Kemp in a conversation with the other two until he has another elite season.Comment
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Hahahahaha at the Nationals being listed.
Zimmerman is great. Espinosa is a great defender with some power. Then there's Morse who came out of nowhere, and Ian Desmond, the worst regular SS in the game now that Yuni is a backup.
And LOL at the Royals being listed based on Moustakas' splits in September (everybody hits in September) or Johnny Giovatella. This list is kind of horrendous.
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Yes they should, especially since the writer of this article completely threw defense out the door by putting the Yankees as high as they did.
Anyway, that is my only gripe with this list. I would definitely have the Yankees at the end of this list, but definitely not that high because of the defense factor.Comment
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The fact that the Cardinals are mentioned here and not in the top 10 starting rotations is hilarious.
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I'm really excited to watch Cozart this year. I was loving him for all 11 games he played during his call up last season, he brings a lot of energy to the table and a hell of a glove. He was hitting over .300 too. I was so pissed when he got hurt, but he should be back at full strength. Aint nobody fucking with the right side of our IF though.Comment
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