When you see a hitter hit long balls year after year after year, you tend to evaluate the hitter’s value based only on his power numbers.
Based on Manny’s injury-riddled 2010 season with only nine home runs and 42 RBI’s, many have wondered if he has anything left in the tank. I think people may have overlooked his .298 batting average, which, to me, shows that he may not have his pop anymore, but he is still a very smart hitter. If he is placed in the proper position in the lineup as a DH, he will get on base and drive in runners.
Believe it or not there are 10 teams who need to give Manny another chance.