Vinny No Go

Vinny Castilla, month by month:

Month AVG SLG OBP OPS
April .347 .613 .395 1008
May .245 .327 .339 666
June .176 .257 .215 472

Yup, after that hot start, Castilla has been worse than worthless. Another reason why my Hacking MASS team over at Baseball Prospectus has surged to #65 out of 1,859 teams. My roster:

Position Player 2005 ESPN
Catcher Mike Matheny 10
First Base Darin Erstad 19
Second Base Tony Womack 71
Third Base Vinny Castilla 25
Shortstop Alex Gonzalez 22
Left Field Scott Podsednik 23
Center Field Marquis Grissom 36
Right Field Jacque Jones 8
Pitcher 1 Jose Lima 97
Pitcher 2 Russ Ortiz 49
Total 360

The interesting question is whether the Nationals will eventually bail out on Castilla. Naturally, the hot April has made it that much harder to do.

4 thoughts on “Vinny No Go”

  1. Woohoo! I’m #26 right now… 🙂
    Position Player Popularity 2004 ESPN 2005 ESPN
    Catcher Brad Ausmus 536 14 37
    First Base Ken Harvey 22 20 8
    Second Base Bret Boone 20 6 32
    Third Base Vinny Castilla 344 -22 23
    Shortstop Alex Gonzalez 71 9 23
    Left Field Scott Podsednik 1039 7 27
    Center Field Endy Chavez 243 60 23
    Right Field Terrence Long 352 3 18
    Pitcher 1 Jose Lima 89 21 102
    Pitcher 2 Eric Milton 346 5 108
    Total 3062 123 401

  2. Saw Escobar is going to get arthroscopic surgery and is likely done for the season. Were you able to dump him already or are you just stuck with a 7 game season?

  3. Tony Womack? The 2nd worst offensive player with enough at bats to qualify for the batting title this year (after Guuuuz in DC of course.)

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