What's in Store for Twenty-Four?: Tyrone Taylor

[Edgy MD]

If DJ Stewart is the reserve outfielder who hits, I'm the reserve outfielder who catches stuff. But I also hit pretty impressively for most of the spring before tailing off at the end. I guess it's that all-round goodness that has my reserve outfielder ass coming up in this exercise before Starling Marte's starting ass.

Listen, if baseball is a fight, you don't want to bet against somebody named "Tyrone." Guys named Tyrone always get up off the mat. Always.

But what happens when I get back on my feet is still an open question. That's why I'm asking you to close it by telling me FACTS about how my 2024 is going to play out.

[Benjamin Grimm]

47 games. 52 at bats. 3 runs. 6 hits. 3 doubles. 2 walks. 17 strikeouts.

(I'm lazily taking Albert Almora's numbers from 2021.)

[Edgy MD]

I think lazy references of prior dudes is the way to go. It keeps the events within the walls of Club Realism.

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

.267/.337/.481

That's Eric Valent's rates from 2004.

[MFS62]

A Mark Carreon-esque .250-10-26 in 70 games.
Later

[Fman99]

Colin Cowgill of 2024

[Edgy MD]

I guess that kind of implies that Harrison Bader is going to be an Opening Day scratch in center.

[Cowtipper]

9-27-.232

[ashie62]

We will see much of him when Bader goes down

350 ab 18 hr 58 rbi .265 ops .805