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This question needs to be refined a bit:

 

Where does he rank among hitters that have played for the blue jays? or where does he rank among hitters that have contributed as a blue jay?

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Jeff Kent 56.1 WAR

 

Really Jeff Kent? If you are going to talk about lifetime stats and not just as a Jay I would think there are much bigger names:

 

Frank Thomas, Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield, Jose Cansaco, Rickey Henderson smash Jeff Kent all to f***... and im probably missing someone.

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1-Delgado

2-Bautista

3-McGriff

4-Olerud

5-Alomar

6-Bell

7-Edwin

8-Barfield

9-Molitor

10-Wells

 

Jose is moving up to #1 steadily.

 

We have a Rule 5, and rejects from CINN and PITT on this list. Baseball is a game of suprises.

 

Shawn Green deserves some consideration as a home grown but a lot of his best yrs were LAD. Fernandez always under rated offensively.

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1-Delgado

2-Bautista

3-McGriff

4-Olerud

5-Alomar

6-Bell

7-Edwin

8-Barfield

9-Molitor

10-Wells

 

Okay so lets get one thing straight......the question is hitter.

 

The original question should not have mentioned level of excellance because then you are looking at the whole player.

 

If you are looking at the player as a whole.....Robbie Alomar is not 5th.

 

And if it IS only hitting I'd put the HOFer Molitor ahead of McGriff c'mon guys

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Okay so lets get one thing straight......the question is hitter.

 

The original question should not have mentioned level of excellance because then you are looking at the whole player.

 

If you are looking at the player as a whole.....Robbie Alomar is not 5th.

 

And if it IS only hitting I'd put the HOFer Molitor ahead of McGriff c'mon guys

 

McGriff was a better hitter than Molitor during their respective Jays' careers.

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Best hitter. Alomar best position player

 

It really comes down to whether or not you think the defensive metrics are in the vicinity of his actual performance. I didn't see him play, so I don't really have an opinion either way.

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Alomar is an easy answer because he's in the HoF, but people seem to forget he only played 5 years here.

 

Wow, Bautista has been here for 7 years. I didn't realize it had been that long.

 

I used to think he was a huge douche but I enjoy how he gets the Orioles and their fans' panties all in a bunch. I wouldn't mind him being our Ortiz but get him out of RF ffs.

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I'm curious to see who votes Bautista, who votes Delgado....and how old the posters are. The older generation I'm thinking will skew to Molitor, Alomar, Winfield, the younger ones will be on the Bautista bandwagon, and the ones in between will probably favour Delgado.
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It really comes down to whether or not you think the defensive metrics are in the vicinity of his actual performance. I didn't see him play, so I don't really have an opinion either way.

 

Think maybe better then goins defensively, and all-star bat.

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Hmm hitter sure, but defense is a thing, Alomar would have a strong claim.

 

and baserunning

 

people also seem to forget Alomar was an elite basestealer and runner

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Really Jeff Kent? If you are going to talk about lifetime stats and not just as a Jay I would think there are much bigger names:

 

Frank Thomas, Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield, Jose Cansaco, Rickey Henderson smash Jeff Kent all to f***... and im probably missing someone.

 

i didnt say i rank him no. 1, just throwing the name out there

 

if you look further up the thread you will see i named frank thomas no. 1 hitter to don blue and white. if the question is best hitter while with the jays, bautista gets my vote followed closely by delgado

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Right now:

 

1. Delgado

2. Bats

 

When the dust settles, probably Bats.

 

If there was one at bat to be taken, I want Carlos in his prime up there. He was a beast and some of you are forgetting that.

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Right now:

 

1. Delgado

2. Bats

 

When the dust settles, probably Bats.

 

If there was one at bat to be taken, I want Carlos in his prime up there. He was a beast and some of you are forgetting that.

 

Delgado was a monster.

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His 4th home run of that 4 home run day was almost off the scoreboard. Unreal.

 

certainly a candidate for most powerful hitter, along with best. others for the most powerful title being barfield, EE, mcgriff, ?

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certainly a candidate for most powerful hitter, along with best. others for the most powerful title being barfield, EE, mcgriff, ?

 

Canseco

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yeah but he wasn't here very long.... so didnt list him

 

 

Well that's another thing. What's the criteria? Robbie was here 5 years...Molitor 2 or 3 I believe.

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