Power Hitters Who Lacked Power in the Minors
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The story goes that Bagwell played in an awful AA park, and the Red Sox' inability to recognize context is why Bagwell was available in the infamous Andersen trade.cabby7588 wrote:Thanks for the stats, pretty interesting...especially the Bagwell one. Too bad Pujols never played in the minors. :lol: :lol:
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Well, that and they were high on both Scott Cooper (3B) and Mo Vaughn (1B) which kept Bagwell blocked.greenback44 wrote:The story goes that Bagwell played in an awful AA park, and the Red Sox' inability to recognize context is why Bagwell was available in the infamous Andersen trade.cabby7588 wrote:Thanks for the stats, pretty interesting...especially the Bagwell one. Too bad Pujols never played in the minors.![]()
I think most scouts would have looked at his stance as well, and have some doubts whether or not he could be successful at the MLB level like that.
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