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Old 03-03-2019, 03:45 PM
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Sadly, Ed Delehanty........wait, that was a bridge.
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Old 03-03-2019, 03:50 PM
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Bob "Hurricane" Hazle. .403 in 1957. .211 in 1958.
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If memory serves, Steve Stone followed his Cy Young 25-7 season with a 4-7 season. Doing this without looking it up.
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Bryce Harper. 10.0 WAR in 2015. 1.5 WAR in 2016.
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Mark Fydrich had a great rookie year, then nothing.
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Zoilo Versalles. MVP at 25 to .249 to .200 to .196 to .236 and out of the league at 29.
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Sidd Finch had a lot of hype in spring training, never delivered.
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Old 03-03-2019, 04:18 PM
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Dave Ferriss won 50 games in his first two seasons, then had arm troubles and was never the same.
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Gary Sanchez--.278 in 2017 to .186 in 2018, with less power. On the other hand, he did increase his number of passed balls.
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Sidd Finch had a lot of hype in spring training, never delivered.
No Roids? : )
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Old 03-04-2019, 01:31 PM
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Sidd Finch had a lot of hype in spring training, never delivered.
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Super Joe Charboneau!
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What about Buzz Arlett? Hit over .300 and slugged away. Never played in the majors again. Of course he was hung over most of the time and really wasn't very interested in playing in the field.

The wags had a poem for him:

Buzz Arlett weighs half a ton,

He cannot field, he cannot run!

But when he swings his trusty wood,

The pellet leaves the neighborhood.

He was out in the field after a night of celebrating and Walter Boom Boom Beck was having a rough day on the mound. Hit after hit shot into the outfield with Arlett misplaying many of them. Finally Beck could take it no longer. He fired a ball that hit the right field boards and caromed back to Arlett, who surprisingly fielded the ball cleanly and fired a strike into second.
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How about a guy who jumped UP a cliff. Puckett -- first two full seasons, 0 and 4 HR, third year, 31.
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Chris Davis by far. Went from an MVP candidate to the worst season by a batter in history. His defense has also fallen off
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Brady Anderson 50 hr's in 1996, 18 in 1997.
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Shoeless Joe Jackson...
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1921 nothing!

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Too soon?
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How about Rick Ankiel? 2nd in ROY to not being to throw the ball over the plate.
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Tony Horton comes to mind as well.
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