I've discussed him several times these past few months

I've discussed him several times these past few months, and remind everyone that although he hits mostly lefty, he has essentially the wsame offensive numbers as Pedro Feliz over the past 4 years, in spite of the fact that the Astros Organization is portraying Feliz as the second coming of Scott Rolen 04.Blum did a better than average job with the glove, too.This year, he is ostensibly the LH PH off the bench, backup 3B and replica Longines L2.642.8.51.2 Men's watch backup 2B and SS as well.

Last year, over 467 PA, he hit .247/.314/.367/.681Pedro Feliz, age 35, RHB, 3B: came up with the Giants in 2001 and signed a FA contract with the Phils, and has played with them for the past 2 years.His career line is .254/.298/.422/.715 and last year, he hit .266/.308/.386/.694.He used to have a little bit of power, but his replica Longines L3.661.4.56.6 Men's watch (isolated slugging percentage) over the past 5 years has gone .209/.184/.165/.153/.121.while his OPS+ have stayed a nice steady 85/79/80/80/81/81 (Geoff Blum territory, just to translate.)Chris Johnson, age 25, RHB, 3B: the guy the Astros fans are already rejecting before he has even gotten to ST: the Astros 4th round pick in the 06 draft: In 07, his first full year, he split the year between A and A+ and had around a .700 OPS.

In 08, after 220 AB at A+ with a .685 OPS, he was promoted to AA, where he suddenly hit like a man possessed posted an .870 OPS, seemingly because he learned to hit for both average and power, and was promoted to AAA, where he had 100 lousy ABs.Last year, he was hurt for around 2 months, and when he returned to AAA, posted a .784 replica Longines L4.741.0.17.6 watch over 324 AB.Like a good little Astros prospect, he doesn't walk, and that should please Astros fans with fond memories of Miggy Tejada.Actually, his fielding should do even more to please Astros fans as he racks up as many errors as Miggy did.