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Best of 2005: Right Fielders
Surprisingly, Brian Giles had the best all-around season at his position in '05. Check out the numbers over at RotoAuthority.
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before reggie got injured he was putting together pretty spectacular numbers...considering... reggie has never been an average guy but the hume runs were deffinatly thier and the rbis were commin pretty steady to. if he hadnt gotten hurt he would be in the discusion of best offensive right fielders of 05
Posted by: Evan | December 01, 2005 at 10:20 PM
Yeah...that is true, Evan. A healthy Reggie could impress offensively.
Posted by: RumorMonger | December 02, 2005 at 09:23 AM