I'd go with Fields first, and Nola 2nd....after that obviously Rhymes in Katz either 3rd or 4th. Can't understand anyone wanting Jacoby hitting higher than 5th. Dude hasn't been hitting well and is way too aggressive at the plate.

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Posted by tiger nutz

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Posted on 4/18/12 at 3:33 pm to josh336

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Can't understand anyone wanting Jacoby hitting higher than 5th. Dude hasn't been hitting well and is way too aggressive at the plate.

#4 hitter should be aggressive and take big hacks!

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Posted by Boh

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Member since Oct 2009

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Posted on 4/19/12 at 12:21 pm to josh336

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Can't understand anyone wanting Jacoby hitting higher than 5th

You really can't understand why having one of our 3 best hitters in league play in the top part of the lineup is a good thing?

SEC OPS:
Rhymes 1.131
Jones .847
Katz .770
Ross .767
Nola .680
Dozar .615
Hanover .578
Moore .525
Foster .511

Snikeris 1.167 (3 at bats)
Fields 1.158 (only 16 at bats, but has proven his worth in his limited SEC action)

Jones leads the SEC in doubles with 8. He has 10 RBI (2nd on the team) and leads the team in runs (14)... he's been doing his job at the top of the order and has played much better in league play than his overall stats suggest.

We have 3 regular starters batting over .300 in SEC play. Rhymes .479, Jones .313, and Ross .302. And this is with Jones having 7 more at bats than any other player.

Anyone who thinks Jones hasn't gotten it done is simply wrong

This post was edited on 4/19/12 at 12:22 pm

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