Power Pros Forum

Who do you think is the best right fielder in the game? Including stats, abilities, and injury proneness. I don't want a super good player who's going to get hurt all the time.

I want to trade for a new right fielder at the end of the season. I mean, I have Milton Bradley, but I think I can find better. If you think I should stick with Bradley, I will because he's pretty good.

If money is no object, go with Vlad Guerrero...

I believe Boby Abreu is pretty decent, but I'll have to check his stats later.

Or Ichiro.

Nick Markakis is a decent cheap rightfielder.
Ichiro is the best. For some reason his stats rarely drop as he ages.

in my season i traded for Alex Rios from the jays. he has pretty good stats.

I usually get Chris Duncan but he isn't the best.

Abreu and Ichiro are my favorites because they fit my hitting style. Hey, by the way, anyone else notice that Abreu is a "free-swinger" with two strikes?! He is probably one of the best two-strike hitters of all time and has lead the league in two-strike hits for many years now.

Maybe they thought he was a Ladies Man

Biased opion but I would say Rios from the Jays. Has B power and through practice his contact can easily become a B. If you want a real project with a cannon arm go with Francor from the Braves.

From the players I've seen, the best player I've seen stats-wise is Rios. I think I'll go ahead and trade for him at the end of the season.

Probably

Perfect. Rios is a F/A at the end of the season and he only costs 7180 points which is lower than the price range I was aiming for.

I don't know what they were thinking but they also gave it to Youkilis. How can you have patient hitter and free swinger?

Haha yeah. Despite the fast that he's a red sock, I agree that's insane. While he's not as good as Abreu with two strikes, from what I know he's definetly one of the better playing and he certain has deep pitch counts.

I didn't know Rios was that low. I might have tried to get him on my team with the Yanks if I did.