From Roch Kubatko's blog:
Trembley noted that Zaun has hit "in some tough luck."
"I think for a guy who has played as long as Zaun has, you've got to look at the track record and see what he is, and that's basically a .250 hitter, and I think that's what he would be," Trembley said.
Is Dave Trembley correct in his assessment of Gregg Zaun this season?
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A quick way to find out is PrOPS.
Zaun's Actual Line: .111/.238/.185
Zaun's PrOPS Line: .241/.347/.303
It does appear that Zaun has been unlucky early this season. And if you take his expected line through PrOPS, he is much closer to the .250 hitter that Dave Trembley is expecting.
So should Chad Moeller get more playing time at this point?
Moeller's Actual Line: .250/.318/.450
Moeller's PrOPS Line: .316/.373/.538
Probably. Based on Moeller's hot bat and Zaun's cold one it probably wouldn't hurt things to split the time equally at least.
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