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Besides, gaining A-Rod??€™s productivity doesn’t offset the loss of Nomar’s and Manny’s. Last season Rodriguez hit .298 with 47 home runs and 118 RBI. Nomar hit .301; Manny...
...Rangers are insisting that the Sox absorb some of Manny’s contract in addition to taking on A-Rod??€™s salary...
...Rangers went 71-91 in 2003 and finished 25 games out of first. Meanwhile, of the four players who finished directly behind A-Rod??€”Carlos Delgado, Jorge Posada, Shannon Stewart and David Ortiz—three directly contributed to their teams making the playoffs. The fourth (Delgado) played on a third-place team which, although the Bluejays faded down the stretch, contended far longer than the Rangers...
Compare A-Rod??€™s season to Delgado’s, and the Blue Jays posted comparable if not better numbers. Delgado hit .302 with 42 homers, 145 RBI, a .426 on-base percentage and .593 slugging percentage. A-Rod hit .298—the first time he dipped below .300 since 1999—with 47 homers, 118 RBI, a .396 OBP and a .600 SLG. The 118 RBI were his lowest total since 1999 as well...
This year wasn’t even A-Rod??€™s best year. His numbers from 2003 pale in comparison to his monstrous 2002 campaign, when he hit 10 more home runs and knocked in 24 more runs...